Hindi

Government College, Narnaul, is a reputed college accredited with a B+ grade by NAAC. The college also provides an Earn While You Learn scheme for needy and meritorious students.
It accepts admission for the postgraduate degree Master of Arts (M.A.) in Hindi for a total of 40 seats.
To be eligible, candidates must have completed graduation from any recognized institute or university.
For this course, admission is conducted on the basis of merit of graduation score due to less seats available. It publishes a list of shortlisted candidates on their official website or on a notice board.
The list is currently unavailable on the website, and you may contact college authorities.

It should be made clear that the titles of different Hindi exams, which are held by several volunteer Hindi organisations, are determined and accepted by the institutions themselves because you haven't indicated the institution where you'd want to write Praveen directly. As a result, degrees of eligibility differ amongst universities. For instance, the Dakshin Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha in Chennai recognises the Praveen test as being equivalent to a Bachelor of Arts degree at the Hindi level. However, according to the Central Hindi Directorate, the Praveen test offered by the Maharashtra Rashtra Bhasha Sabha in Pune is equivalent to Intermediate Hindi. In response to your question, you must possess intermediate-level Hindi unless your school permits you to do otherwise if you want to take a degree-level test.