Hello student

Unfortunately, as of now, there seems to be no UGC DEB-approved institute offering a Bachelor of Arts in Bengali Honours in Online Distance Learning mode.

Why the Difficulty?

Language Specialization: Bengali, being a regional language, might have limited reach and demand for online programs compared to more widely spoken languages.

Depth of Study: Honours programs typically require in-depth study and interaction, which might be challenging to replicate effectively in an online distance learning format.

Regulatory Constraints: The specific requirements for offering language-specific honours programs in online mode might not align with current UGC DEB regulations.

Potential Alternatives

While this is disappointing news, consider these alternatives:

Regular Online Bengali Courses: Some universities might offer standalone Bengali language courses or certificates.

Traditional Distance Learning: There might be institutes offering Bengali Honours through traditional distance learning, involving postal study materials and limited contact sessions.

Regular On-Campus Programs: If possible, consider relocating for a traditional on-campus Bengali Honours program.

Online Language Learning Platforms: Platforms like Duolingo, Memrise, or online language tutors can help you learn Bengali independently.

Checking for Updates

It's advisable to check the UGC DEB website regularly for updates. New programs and approvals are announced periodically.

1. UGC Lists Precautions for Students Before Enrolling in Online Programmes

Would you like to explore any of these alternatives further? Or perhaps you'd like to consider other language options or degree programs?

Hello Aspirant

Yes, you can definitely pursue an MA in Bengali even if your undergraduate degree was in English and earned through distance learning.

The eligibility criteria for an MA program is that you should have a bachelor's degree in any subject. So, your BA in English, regardless of the mode of study, qualifies you for admission to an MA in Bengali. A degree in bachelor's via distance education holds the same validity as a distance education's degree.

However, because this is a specialization in a language, some universities/colleges may ask for proficiency in that language, which I presume you have because you chose a specific language course's master's degree.

Hope this helps

Hello student

Yes you can speak Bengali in your class if no one has any objection because maybe everyone will have trouble understanding your language. So if any language is used in your class then you can definitely speak it. But further it depends on your school and class.

You can definitely appear for CUET 2025 aiming for a Bachelor of Performing Arts (Dance) program.

You will choose one language from the options available (Bengali or English in your case) and attempt 40 questions out of 50.

You can pick three or four subjects relevant to your desired program (Bachelor of Performing Arts - Dance). Since you don't have any performing arts subjects in your 10+2, you'll need to choose other relevant options.

• History: This could demonstrate your knowledge of art forms and cultural contexts related to dance.
  
  
• Geography: Might be relevant if the program focuses on dance forms from different regions.
  
  
• Philosophy: Could showcase your analytical and critical thinking skills.
  
  
• You can also consider other options like Sociology or Psychology that might be connected to performing arts depending on the specific program requirements.
  
  Section III (General Test) (Optional): This section is not mandatory and tests reasoning, general knowledge, and numerical abilities. You can choose to attempt it or skip it based on your strengths and the weightage the program assigns to this section

https://university.careers360.com/download/ebooks/all-about-cuet

I hope it helps!

The question paper for your regional language (Bengali in this case) in CUET will most likely be only in Bengali.  The regional language section of CUET assesses your proficiency in your chosen regional language. Bengali questions in Bengali allow for a more accurate evaluation of your Bengali language skills.

CUET offers regional language options to cater to students from diverse linguistic backgrounds. Having the question paper in the chosen regional language ensures a fair assessment for everyone.

https://university.careers360.com/download/ebooks/all-about-cuet

I hope it helps!

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing good !

To get the model set of Bengali 10th jharkhand board ,you need to visit the link given below ;-

On the link you will get the sample paper which will definitely boost your marks in the main examination of yours and you will get good marks . Solve these papers with full concentration and understanding of concept is very easy ..

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://school.careers360.com/download/sample-papers/jharkhand-board-10th-bengali-sample-paper&ved=2ahUKEwis6pPRtZKEAxXMnq8BHTaUDFAQFnoECBkQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3YrdNIrh69Ob4c7cyVB-ff .

Hope you get it !

Thank you

Yes, the aspiring Engineers from Bengali medium can write their JEEMains and JEE Advanced exams in Bengali. Previously it was held only in English, Hindi and Gujarathi, but from 2021 the HDR Ministry has directed the National Testing Agency to prepare for conducting the examinations in 11 different languages including Bengali.

Refer the below link for more JEE related information.

https://jeemain.nta.nic.in/faq/

Correct Answer: Amar Jiban by Rassundari Devi

Solution : The correct answer is Amar Jiban by Rassundari Devi.

Amar Jiban by Rassundari Devi tells the tale of a Bengali illiterate lady during a time when women and girls were solely considered suitable for household work and were not allowed to have an education, surreptitiously learned to read sacred books.