Correct Answer: The word monsoon is derived from the Arabic word and it refers to the seasonal reversal in the wind direction during a year.

Solution : The correct answer is The word monsoon is derived from the Arabic word and it refers to the seasonal reversal in the wind direction during a year.

These monsoon winds are generally responsible for the rainfall in the country. June is regarded as the month of arrival of the monsoon in the Southernmost part of India. The main reason for the monsoon is the difference between the annual temperature trends over land and sea.

Candidates seeking admission to the Diploma in Modern Arabic programme offered by the Faculty of Arts at Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda must have passed the Class 10 (SSC) or equivalent examination from a recognised board with English as one of the subject plus passed the Certificate Course in Arabic. Admissions to the Diploma in Modern Arabic programme offered at the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda are entirely merit-based. Candidates seeking admission to the programme must follow the following procedure to apply for admission as mentioned below:

Step 1: Register on the official website of the university.

Step 2: Fill out the personal details, educational details, and upload signature and photograph.

Step 3: Apply for the Diploma in Modern Arabic programme.

Step 4: Upload the required documents.

Step 5: Pay the application fees.

The programme fees charged from boys is Rs. 8,730 and the programme fees charged from girls is Rs. 7,530.

Hello Aspirant

Arabic is one most widely spoken languages in the world. Doing an MA in Arabic can prove to be beneficial as it has many job opportunities like teaching, journalism, media, translation, international relations, government service,   and more.

MA in Pol Sci also sounds enticing. Job opportunities for Pol Sci graduate include Civil Services, Politics, Public Opinion Analyst, Marketing Research Analyst, Corporate Manager,  Journalism, Foreign Service Officer, Legal Adviser to political parties, Policy Analyst, Election and Campaign Manager, Public Relations Specialist, Bank Manager, etc.

Both the fields are promising, so what I would suggest is for you to go with dual masters, because you are open to it. If you think you can cope with the demands of both streams, go for it. But one would have to be from distance education. Now you need to decide which one that would be.

Hi user,

As per my understanding of your question, you are a graduate form a Madarsa in Uttar Pradesh. I'm assuming the meaning of 'Kamil' as the undergraduate degree of a particular board.

These are the requisites of the Post Graduate Diploma in Modern Arabic are as follows-:

1. Successful completion of graduation in Modern Arabic

or

2.  Equivalent to SCQF level 8/level B2 in Arabic plus placement test

Hello,

Farook College, Kozhikode is a government college affiliated to University of Calicut, Mallapuram, the college offers BA Arabic and Islamic History with seat intake of 60, the eligibility criteria regarding this is passed 10+2 from a recognized board, there is only passing marks requirement in terms of fulfilling the eligibility criteria, you can explore more detailed information regarding this by visiting the official website at https://farookcollege.ac.in/Department/department-of-arabic

Hello,

The eligibility criteria for PhD Arabic is passed master's degree in the relevant discipline from a recognized university securing 55% aggregate, there is relaxation of 5% for reserved categories, hence it's imperative to have pursued master's degree instead of pg diploma, admission process of PhD is generally conducted through entrance tests however if you have qualified UGC NET for JRF then you're exempted for the same in various institutes, some of the top colleges offering PhD in Arabic are EFLU Hyderabad, IGNOU, JMI New Delhi, Maulana Azad National Urdu University, Delhi University to name a few.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, it is necessary to learn Arabic to register as a pharmacist in UAE. You have to undergo a fundamental Arabic language test for the registration process along with a pharmacy subject test.

Arabic Exam

Fluency in Arabic is needed for an individual to earn a license to practice pharmacy in UAE. The Arabic language exam exists for non- Arabic speaking prospects, it guarantees that a licensed pharmacist or technician is eloquent enough and has the fundamental communication abilities to communicate with Arabic customers in UAE. The early phase of full pharmacy licensure examinations is the Arabic Exam which is an offline written exam of 2 parts:

First part: Translation of Arabic- English medical terminology and counselling instructions clauses. Second part: Translation of English- Arabic medical terminology and counselling instructions, and sentences.

Duration - 1 hour

Arabic Exam is necessary for pharmacists. Only 3 attempts at exams are allowed to pass. After qualifying for the exam aspirant can register for the pharmacy Exam.

I hope it helps.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So, with regard to your query, as per the tentative dates for the Assam Board the elective subject arabic examination will mostly be held in the month of March or April in 2022. However, due to pandemic the dates may change.

Thank you.