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To pursue a B.Ed. in Hindi, you need to follow a few steps. Here’s how you can go about it:

Steps to Apply for Hindi B.Ed.:

1. Complete Graduation:

   • Since you're currently in your 2nd year of graduation, ensure you complete your degree first. B.Ed. courses typically require you to have completed a Bachelor's degree in any stream (such as Arts, Science, or Commerce).

2. Check Eligibility Criteria:

   • Educational Qualification: You should have a bachelor's degree (BA, B.Sc., or B.Com) from a recognized university.
   • Minimum Marks: Many institutions require at least 50-55% in your undergraduate degree for B.Ed. admission.
   • Hindi Subject: Some colleges may prefer students who have studied Hindi as one of the subjects in their undergraduate program.

3. Entrance Exam:

   • Most universities and colleges conduct an entrance exam for admission to their B.Ed. programs.
   • The exam usually includes sections on general knowledge, teaching aptitude, reasoning, and language proficiency (which would include Hindi in your case).

4. Apply to Colleges Offering Hindi B.Ed.:

   • Research Institutions: Look for colleges or universities offering a B.Ed. program with Hindi as a medium of instruction or a specialization in Hindi.
   • Application Process: Once you find suitable institutions, visit their official websites and apply according to their admission process, which may include filling out an online form and submitting the required documents.

5. Prepare for the Entrance Exam:

   • Focus on general studies, teaching aptitude, and Hindi language skills to prepare for the exam.
   • Practice sample papers and previous year's question papers to get an idea of the exam pattern.

6. Submit Documents:

   • Along with your application, you will need to submit necessary documents such as academic transcripts, ID proof, photographs, and sometimes a certificate of Hindi as a subject during your graduation.

Colleges/Universities Offering Hindi B.Ed.:

• State Universities: Many state universities offer B.Ed. programs, including those with a Hindi specialization.
• Private Institutions: Look for well-known private colleges offering B.Ed. courses.
• Open Universities: Some open universities may offer B.Ed. programs for distance learning.

Final Thoughts:

• Ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria for each institution.
• Start preparing early for the entrance exam to increase your chances of securing admission.

If you need help finding specific universities or details on entrance exams, feel free to ask!