Hindi

As you did BA from YCMOU surely you can do PG if the specializations are available. There is no restriction as such. It only depends on the availability of languages too with YCMOU. You need to check it with YCMOU office or visit its official website.

No, you can as the questions are generally asked in English.

Hello Nitesh,
Overall, maximum universities provide both medium studies and exams.

Hello Nitesh,
Yes, now almost all colleges provide bilingual examination papers.

Yes, Rajasthan University provides both the mediums.

Hi Anu,
Medium of instruction: English
Certification: Approved by Bar Council of India, and Affiliated to CCS University, Meerut. Eligibility: (Pre-requisites).
Bachelor of Laws (LLB ) ( 3 Year Degree programme).
A graduate in any discipline with minimum 45% marks is eligible to admission to the 3-year LLB course. For SC/ST candidate the selection criteria has been relaxed to a score of 40% in graduation. Bachelor of Laws (LLB ) ( 5 Year Degree programme).
Candidate who has qualified 10+2/ Intermediate in any stream with 45% marks can apply. For SC/ST candidate the selection criteria has been relaxed to a score of 40% in 10+2.

Hi Sunil,
Candidates wishing to pursue MA in Hindi, need to have completed the below-mentioned eligibility criteria.
1. Bachelor's degree obtained through the 10+2+3 system from a recognized university.
2. Minimum 50% marks in aggregate at the level of graduation with Hindi as one of the subjects.
Please confirm the college in which you wish to apply for better understanding.
Regards.

For doing Masters in Hindi literature, you need to be a graduate in the same language.

Hi, Please find the list of colleges below:
1. Hindu College
2. Ramjas College
3. Indraprastha College for Women
4. Kirori Mal College
5. Jesus and Mary College.

As the fees is not disclosed by the college, I would request you to contact the college authorities for the same on the numbers provided in the link: http://maujaipur.org/contactus