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When it comes to writing B.Sc. exam papers, the language usually depends on the medium of instruction in your college or university. If your college teaches in English, then you are expected to write your answers in English. However, in many universities, especially in subjects like Botany, Zoology, or Chemistry, students are allowed to write in Hindi if they come from Hindi-medium backgrounds. To be completely sure, it is best to check with your university’s guidelines or ask your teachers. Generally, for scientific terms, you have to write them in English even if the rest of your paper is in Hindi, because subject-specific vocabulary is standardized. If you are comfortable in English, it’s advisable to attempt in that language, as most scientific references are in English.

Thank you for your question, and best of luck for your B.Sc. journey!

Good afternoon ,if you're asking about the medium of instruction and exam language for regular BSc semester or yearly exams ,Here's how it typically works:

Central Universities (e.g., DU, BHU)    Mostly English, though Hindi may be allowed for some subjects or papers

State Universities (e.g., Lucknow University, CCSU)    Often Hindi or English, depending on the medium chosen during admission

Private Colleges    Usually follow the affiliated university’s language policy—often English

AYUSH or Paramedical Colleges    Generally English, but some allow Hindi for theory papers

You Should Check

Your admission form: You may have selected a medium (Hindi or English) during enrollment.

University guidelines: Some universities allow students to write theory exams in Hindi even if classes are in English.

Subject-specific rules: Technical subjects like Physics, Chemistry, or Computer Science are often expected in English due to terminology.

If you're more comfortable in Hindi and your university allows it, you can write theory answers in Hindi. But practical exams, lab records, and technical subjects are usually expected in English.