Hello Aspirant,

It is sad that you didn't have the information but don't worry. As the CUET-UG Exam has already been held. The first thing you can do is to wait until the forms are out for CUET-UG in the month of Feb-March.

Apparently, a new policy of appearing in CUET-UG twice a year has been proposed. However, will it get implemented this year (2024) is not COMFIRMED.

Hope for this best!

Hello Aspirant,

The posted universities are bigger and offer every course for application. You can select the course and then select the better  universities accordingly. Through placement rate, fee structure and other factors. These can be better options for any course.

ALL THE BEST

No, completing a Hindi Pandit course alone wouldn't make you eligible for the CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) 2024. To be eligible for CTET, you typically need to have a Bachelor's Degree in Education (B.Ed.) or be in the final year of a B.Ed. program.

• Candidates must have a B.Ed. degree with Hindi as one of the school subjects in the B.Ed. program.
• Candidates must have a B.Ed. degree and a graduation degree (like B.A. or B.Sc.) with Hindi as a major subject.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ctet-exam-day-guidelines

Hello,

Your marks in Class 10 board exams are excellent overall, indicating strong academic performance. If you're unsatisfied with a subject like AI, where you scored lower, reflect on your preparation, seek guidance, practice, and stay motivated to improve.  But you should not even take one percent stress as you are scoring fantastic marks!

Hope this helps you,

Thank you

Hello Shreya

Yes you can work in Hindi journalism channels like Aaj tak or any other hindi news channel if you are able to talk hindi fluently and with correct pronunciation. You must not make grammatical mistakes. You must have to be bold and should know to talk with full confidence .

You must also fulfill the other eligibility criteria for the Course.

Eligibility criteria

The candidate must have done graduation in journalism from any government  recognized Institute .

The possibility of pursuing a Master's degree in Political Science with a BA (Hons) in Hindi and Political Science (as a generic elective in 3 semesters) depends on a few factors,

Universities offering M.A. in Political Science programs typically require a minimum percentage in a Political Science undergraduate degree. While your BA (Hons) is in Hindi, having Political Science as a generic elective strengthens your case.

Some universities might have specific requirements regarding the number of semesters a subject was studied. Three semesters might be considered sufficient by some universities, while others might require Political Science for a longer duration.

I hope it helps!