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To replace Hindi with Information Practices in Class 11 and 12, you should:

1. Check with your school: Confirm with your school administration if they offer Information Practices as an optional subject in Class 11 and 12.

2. Verify MP Board rules: Ensure that the MP Board allows replacing Hindi with Information Practices in Class 11 and 12. You can check the MP Board's website or consult with your school's administration.

3. Fill out the subject choice form: If allowed, fill out the subject choice form to opt for Information Practices instead of Hindi.

4. Obtain parental consent: Get your parents' or guardians' consent for the subject change.

5. Submit the form: Submit the subject choice form to your school administration before the deadline.

Please note that:

- Some schools might not offer Information Practices as an optional subject.

- Changing subjects may impact your future academic or career prospects.

- Ensure you understand the implications of replacing Hindi with Information Practices before making the change.

It's always best to consult with your school's administration, teachers, or guidance counselor to make an informed decision.

Hello Aspirant

A school allows its students to change their 5th or 6th subject in 11th standard even after they have chosen one. So, yes, you can change your subject from Hindi to Information Practices.

But, you can only change your subject till the time you have appeared for the first Formative assessment, i.e. if you have written the exam for that paper, you cannot change your subject because then the school has a record of your score and they cannot make you write the exam again when you decide to change your subject.

All you need to do is talk to your class teacher and the concerned subject teacher and tell them about your decision to change your subject.

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Hello aspirant,

The three- to four-year undergraduate Bachelor of Education in Hindi, or B.Ed Hindi, program is carefully designed to examine the fundamentals of Hindi language and literature. To teach Hindi in government or sponsored schools in India, one must have a B.Ed. in the subject, in accordance with the National Council of Teacher Education's guidelines.

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For bachelor's degree in Sanskrit candidates must have sanskrit subject as their first or second language and the maximum age limit is 22 so it is not possible for you to do B.A in sanskrit regular course but if you are interested in learning Sanskrit language then you should definitely go for Indira Gandhi National Open University adopts a online centric programme . It is a great opportunity, for students who are looking to get admission into this course under distance learning. The university offers a Bachelor of Arts in Sanskrit program, unrestricted by age limitations.hope it helps

Please specify the college name to get answers.m.a in drawing is a two year full time programme admission to this course is based on entrance exam.candidates should pass bachelor's degree from any stream with 50 percent marks to be eligible for the course.you can take this course either in hindi or english.

IGNOU is providing distance learning course in m.a drawing without any entrance test.you can work as Graphic Designer, Drawing Teacher, Decorative Painter, Comic Artist, Decorator, painting Engineer after completing the course with salary between 3 to 5 lakh.

Hello aspirant,

The NDA 2 2024 question papers will be uploaded to the official UPSC website by the Union Public Services Commission. On upsc.gov.in, candidates can download the NDA 2024 question papers as PDF files. Immediately following the exam, a number of reputable coaching centres will also provide the unapproved NDA question questions and answer keys on their websites.

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Hello aspirant,

Yes, you can typically write the health and sanitary exam paper in Hindi. Many government and private organizations offer the option to choose the language for their exams, including Hindi.

However, it's important to verify with the specific organization you're taking the exam for. They will have their own guidelines and policies regarding language options.

Here are some steps you can take to confirm:

1. Check the official notification or application form: Look for any information regarding language options.
2. Contact the exam organizing body: Reach out to them directly to inquire about the language options available.
3. Look for previous year question papers: If available, check if previous year papers were offered in Hindi.

By following these steps, you can ensure that you're well-prepared for the exam and aware of the language options available.

I hope this information helps you.

Hello aspirant,

Unfortunately, there might be a limited number of dedicated Hindi language books specifically for the CUET PG (COQP11) entrance exam.

However, you can explore these options:

1. General Hindi Language Books:

* Focus on grammar, vocabulary, and literature: These books will provide a strong foundation for the language section.

* Consider authors like:

* Vishnu Prabhakar

* Premchand

* Jayashankar Prasad

* Nirala

* Mahadevi Varma

2. CUET PG General Paper Books:

* Some books for the general paper section (COQP11) might include Hindi language questions. Look for books that cover:

* Reading comprehension

* Grammar

* Vocabulary

3. Online Resources and Mock Tests:

* Many online platforms offer practice questions and mock tests for CUET PG.

* Utilize these resources to improve your Hindi language skills.

Recommended Books (General Hindi):

While not specifically for CUET PG, these books can be helpful:

* Arihant Hindi Grammar and Composition

* Objective General Hindi by Rakesh Yadav

* Lucent's General Hindi

Hello  Aspirant

When you fill the form for JEE Mains or Advance, you get the option to choose your medium of question for the question paper. Earlier there were only two  option for this- English and Hindi. But now, with the advent of NEP 2020, applicants now get to choose from many languages such as English, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu.

If a candidate chooses English, then their medium would only be English. But, if they choose any other regional language, they'll get the question paper in both their chosen language and English as well. So, if you choose Hindi, your paper will be in Hindi and English medium both.

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Hello aspirant,

Master of Arts in Hindi is the whole name for MA Hindi. The focus of this master's program in the humanities is the study of Hindi literature and language. The curriculum covers prose, poetry, history, and other pertinent subjects with the goal of improving students' understanding of Hindi language and literature. An intriguing option for aspiring writers and linguists is the MA in Hindi.

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