Hey

UGC has approved a proposal to allow students to go for two degree programmes at the same time but one of the degrees has to be in the regular mode and the other one in distance , open and online learning . But in your case No, You can not pursue two types of three year undergraduate program from delhi University.

But you are allowed to pursue two certificate courses.

Delhi University offers certificate course in many  foreign languages. Along with your three year UG degree you can pursue this language certificate course.

Apart from that you can pursue any diploma or certificate course which is a supplementary course and which doesn't require you to be a graduate as its minimum requirement.

So basically you can pursue these courses only if  they  don't clash with each other (especially examinations).

For foreign language course exams never clash with undergraduate course.

Hello Aspirant,

No, Banaras Hindu University does not offers BA Hons. in Korean language but it offers BA Hons. It offers BA Hons in following specializations :-

• BA Social Science Hons
• BA Ancient Indian History Culture and Archaeology Hons
• BA Ancient Indian History Culture and Archaeology Hons
• BA Ancient Indian History Culture and Archaeology Hons
• BA Bengali Hons
• BA Economics Hons
• BA Education Hons
• BA English Hons
• BA Geography Hons
• BA Hindi Hons
• BA History Hons
• BA Home Science Hons
• BA Mathematics Hons
• BA Psychology Hons
• BA Sanskrit Hons
• BA Sociology Hons

Some more specialization can be checked from the link given  below :-

https://www.careers360.com/university/banaras-hindu-university-varanasi/courses/bahons-idpg

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hi Aspirant,

Admission in JNU follows certain admission criteria.To take admission in JNU in foreign language a minimum of 45 percent is necessary.In that criteria you pass  but the college conducts a different common entrance exam for admission to BA in foreign language in first year.SO you need to qualify that test too.

Hope it helps!!

Hi,

Well.it is a hobby class and not a course where you will earn credits or anything. This course is just for learning how to read and write the basics of hanguel and nothing else. So you can join that online class and they might give you a certificate and nothing more than that.

I hope this helps.

All the best.

Hey,

Unfortunately you can't pursue MA in Korean language directly without doing your bachelors in the same. Infact for masters in any foreign language you need a bachelors degree in it.

To pursue MA or M.Phil you must have completed BA in Korean language with a minimum of 45% marks overall. For getting into a BA course for foreign language, there is no specific exam for that. It actually depends on you. If you want to take another BA course and select Korean language as an elective subject, then you can go for it and give a relevant entrance exam for the course.

You can check the link below to get a detailed analysis of the same-

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

Hope this helps.

Hello candidate,

Applying for a job in foreign countries includes a basic criteria of knowing the language of that particular country in both verbally and in written manner.

You can apply for various jobs in countries such as language translator, educator or teacher, software professional, Medical and Health care employee, and a variety of other jobs in various fields, and it all depends on the degree and the skills possessed by by the individual.

Good luck!!

Hello,

The Centre for Korean Studies (CKS) is a unit of School of Language, Literature and Culture Studies (SLL&CS) at JNU.

• The Centre is one of the biggest academic centres of Korean Language, Literature and Culture Studies in Indian Subcontinent.
• It offers B.A., M.A., M. Phil and PhD.
• 10+2 or appearing with a minimum of 45% is mandatory for a bachelor in foreign languages.

The questions will be in English, and it is a Computer-based test (CBT).

The syllabus comprises general knowledge, artificial language, general English, and language aptitude.

There are 39 seats for BA (Hons.) 1st year (As of January 2021).

The fees is almost free to pay some amount for resources only.JNU admission form, hostel Fees, tuition fees, library, and other charges are negligible

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jnu-application-form

Hope this helps!!!

Hello Dear,

At the beginners level they will take direct admission through Interview. The questions will be asked mostly general question like why you want to take this course, or something regarding history of Korea, some basic knowledge of Korean Language, or something basic related to Korean politics their advancement in science and technology and related to there recent news and relationship between India and Korea. You can follow the link for more information and the brochure.

http://india.korean-culture.org/en/500/board/397/list

Good Luck

Hello Dear,

Yes, you can join the Korean language institute. There is institute KCC (The King Sejong Institute) is affiliated to the South Korea government was established to promote and teach Korean language as a foreign language all over the world. This institute is in Delhi. The entire Korean courses are divided into three  parts i.e. Beginners, Intermediate, and advanced levels, and further divided in to Eight levels  They run three courses in a year (Jan-April), (May-Aug), and (Sept-Dec). They also take an interview before enrolling at the beginner level.

Good Luck