Hindi

Yes, there are some course that offers conversation partners, language exchange programs, or community events for students to practice with native Hindi speakers.

No, there is no upper age limit for enrolling in most Hindi courses, most Hindi courses have no age restrictions or limits, making them accessible to both adults and children interested in learning Hindi. 

Note: The eligibility criteria mentioned for Hindi course may vary depending on the college.

Hindi course covers a variety of topics, including Grammar, Vocabulary, sentence formation, pronunciation and conversational skills. Advanced levels of study may cover Hindi Literature, Poetry, and Essay Writing.

The exact topics and the chapters covered in Hindi courses may be from the respective websites of the institutions and colleges.

The syllabus for MA in Hindi programme vary from college to college . However, the curriculum typically includes a range of subjects, which is bit vast but if you are passionate about the language then you will find it very interesting.

Yes, those who have completed BTech can apply for BA Hindi. Since, BA Hindi is an undergraduate course one can secure admission in the course through marks secured in Class 12 or equivalent qualification.

Suggestion: Those who wish to pursue a career related to the Hindi language after pursuing BTech or any other graduation can directly apply for MA Hindi. It is not necessary to pursue BA Hindi before MA Hindi. As per the latest guidelines of UGC, BTech graduates can also apply for PhD course.

Yes IGNOU offers a BA Hindi course in distance learning mode. It is offered by the School of Social Sciences of the Indira Gandhi National Open University. The course can be completed in a duration 3 years. It caters to a wider range of students as the course is provided in English as well as Hindi medium. The total tuition fee for the course is INR 13,500. There is no prescribed maximum or minimum age limit to pursue this course.

BA Hindi and MA Hindi are degrees of different course levels. Usually, students pursue BA Hindi after completing Class 12 and then pursue MA Hindi.

Given below are the basic differences between BA Hindi and MA Hindi based on various parameters:

When you pursue BA in Hindi medium then you will be studying BA with a specialisation such as History, Geography, Philosophy etc. in Hindi language. Your textbooks for the course, medium of instructions will be in Hindi language. You will also write semester exams in Hindi medium. But when you pursue BA in Hindi or BA in Hindi Literature your specialisation is Hindi language. You will study Hindi Literature as well s history and applications of the language. So, BA in Hindi and BA in some specialisation in Hindi medium are different courses.