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Although many of the colleges in India accept admissions based on Class 12 merit for Diploma course in Korean Language, a few colleges may demand entrance exam qualifications for accepting admission.

The most commonly accepted entrance exams for Diploma in Korean Language course are CUET UG, IELTS, TOEFL, and other college-specific entrance exams like SLAT which is conducted by Delhi University.

The eligibility criteria for admission to Diploma course in Korean Language requires students to have passed Class 12 in any stream. Students must at least secure 45% to 50% marks in Class 12 from a recognised board of India to be eligible to apply for the Diploma in Korean Language program.

A few colleges may ask for entrance exam scores as well to accept admissions. Students are advised to check the complete admission criteria of the college before applying.

Both are courses in Korean Language but at different degree level. Selecting a course will depend upon the candiadte's education level, knowledge, career interest and college/institution avalability. 

Diploma in Korean language is a brief laguage proficiency course which continues for a duration of 1 to 2 years while BA in Korean Language is an undergraduate course which involved deep learning of different aspects of language and culture of Korean Language continuing for 3 years.

A Diploma course in Korean Language is an intermediate course which can br pursued after passing Class 12 from a recognised board of India with the required percentage.

The Diploma in Korean Language course involves the study of Korean Language history, cultural interpretation, language proficiency including communication, listening, reading, writing and other skills as well. 

Here are some basic japanese words and their meaning to compliment anyone

Here are some popular Japanese words that Indian students should learn if they are planning to study in Japan.

1. hon - Book
2. daigaku - University
3. konpi? ta - Computer
4. fuku - Clothes
5. eigo - English
6. tabemono - Food
7. kudamono - Fruit
8. tomodachi - Friend
9. sensei - Teacher
10. kagusei - Student

Here are some popular Japanese words to express happiness or related to it.

• Ureshii: Happy (about something specific)- I am so happy to see you (Anatani aete tottemo ureshi desu.)
• Shiawase: Happy (general state of well-being) - "I'm happy in India." - Watashi wa Indo de shiawase desu
• Yorokobi: Joy (about an event or achievement)-  "I'm so happy we won!" - Yatta! Yorokobi desu!
• o-tanjoubi omedetou- "Happy Birthday”