Hindi

No, you generally cannot directly pursue a standard university B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education) online with only the Praveen Uttarardh diploma from the Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha (DBHPS) unless you first complete a recognized full Bachelor's degree (such as a B.A., B.Sc., or B.Com) from a UGC-

You can find CUET Chemistry previous year question papers (PYQs) in Hindi at Shiksha.

The Hindi subject at DAV PG College, Bulandshahr is offered through well-established undergraduate (B.A.) and postgraduate (M.A.) degree programs affiliated with Chaudhary Charan Singh University (CCSU), Meerut.

It is not just grammar, it's 1-2years foundation

Many colleges require a BA Hindi degree or Hindi as one of the core subjects in the UG degree or diploma.There are also colleges that accept admission without having a mandatory hindi requirement.

No, you generally cannot choose Hindi as a pedagogy teaching subject if you did not study it during graduation.

Yes, you can pursue BA English Honors even if you passed class 12th from a Hindi medium school. Colleges generally don't reject applications based on language background. You just need the required class 12th or entrance exam aggregate score.

Yes, you can pursue BA English Honors even if you passed class 12th from a Hindi medium school. Colleges generally don't reject applications based on language background. You just need the required class 12th or entrance exam aggregate score.

Yes, you can definitely do  the Post graduate Diploma in Translation. I hold M.A B.Ed in Hindi as a working person. Also, your degree of M.A and B.Ed in Hindi makes you completely eligible for the same.