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Dear student,

The eligibility criteria for doing MA in Korean language is that you must have completed BA in Korean language with 45% marks.

So, as you have done your graduation in English you cannot do your MA in Korean language. But you can do part time and diploma courses in Korean language and if you want to do your masters in this language then you have to firstly complete your graduation in the same.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/korean-course

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Dear Sonam!

Hope you are doing great ! Yes why not, you can pursue your MA from Korea but for that you have to give a test to go Korea and prepare your visa etc.you can after managing those can pursue MA from Korea.

Hope you achieve your goals.

Thank you !!

Hello.

The Korean culture centre established at South Delhi is the first of its kind institution. It provides courses in three levels, I e, beginner level which consists of B1 and B2 courses, intermediate and advanced levels. You also have to go through an interview to get into the beginners course.

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I hope you are doing good,

KCC (also known as The King Sejong Institute) is an institute which teaches korean as a foreign language. It has centers all over the world and is recognized by many countries. It is affiliated with the South Korean Government. The institute is located in South Delhi (Lajpat Nagar). The King Sejong Institute is the first Korean Culture Centre to be opened in South Asia. It is operated with a purpose to promote South Korean language, culture, etc all over the world.

The course is divided into three parts for the students enrolled, which are Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. The former 2 levels have 2 sub levels and the advanced level has 4 sub levels. The courses are run throughout the year. They also take an interview before enrolling at the beginner level. You should contact the KCC for more details.

Hello.

The Korean culture centre established at South Delhi is the first of its kind and it provides courses on three different levels which are the beginners level that consists of B1 and B2 courses , the intermediate level and the advanced level. You also have to go through an interview to get into the beginners course.

Hi there!

The first Korean Culture Centre is established in South Delhi which provides courses at three different levels.

The government has included Korean language as a new language among all other foreign courses in the new education policy of India. So s tudying korean language can be indeed very fruitful.

Here is the link from where you can gain all the information regarding Korean Language, admissions, eligibility criteria, course, subjects, scope and everything.

Checkout this link

https://www.careers360.com/courses/korean-course

All the best!

Hello Buddy! Hope you're doing good.

Well it's just a language. Anyone can learn it with their matter of choice, for their future outcomes or for understandingthe korean series or it can be many other, we just can't predict it. Hope this will help you.

ALL THE BEST!

Hello Aspirant,

KLAT implies Korean Language Ability Test.

4 phases

KLAT Novice / Beginners or B-KLAT (class 1 - 2)

KLAT Intermediate (class 3 - 4)

KLAT Advanced (class 5 - 6).

The forthcoming examinations are on Apr 10 and Oct 16.

The enrollment duration for the Apr test is succeeded was from January 3 to January 7, 2022.

October test enrollment will commence from July/Aug 2022.

I hope it helps.

The outcomes will be acknowledged in Nov 2022.

The enrollment is completely online.

The outcome will be announced on May 19, 2022.

Phase 1 payment is INR 1k.

It involves Survival ability like the individual intro, buying, or ordering nourishment.

Hello,

JNU doesn't offer any BSc course, it only offers BA Hons in French/Arabic/ Persian/ Pashto/Chinese/Japanese/Korean/German/ Russian, if you don't want to go for graduation in korean language then you shouldn't have filled the form, since you have paid for the application form, the fee cannot be refunded, still I think you should appear for the exam if it's possible for you, in case you don't  want to, you have to search other options regarding pursuing BSc