After finishing tribal and regional languages courses, most students get jobs at the archaeological centres. Few of them work as a translator.

Not just the tribal students, even the non-tribal students are enrolling in these courses.

If you think of your upcoming progress then B.A in English will explore your potential to the fullest. B.A in Hindi is also a very good option but if you are planning to pursue your higher studies from foreign countries then B.A in English would be beneficial for your career and will make your higher studies easier to you.

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Nihonga centre,the school nihonga centre is a Japanese school located in the heart of Kyoto.They have 40 years of experience in teaching the Japanese language to foreign students from all over the world.They have unique teaching methods as well as experienced instructors.They have more than 30 different nationalities in their school.It is best centre for japanese language.Even a complete beginners find they are able to start communicating from very first week and can become proficient in daily conversation after only 6 months of study.They help students through the exciting experience of language acquisition.project work, visitor sessions and other opportunities to communicate with Japanese people will help fine tune students language skills for practical use Moreover they have JLPT based curriculum which helps to ensure student a high pass rate for any level of the test every session.

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Nihonkai is one of the best institutes for learning Japanese in west delhi. It is very close to Tagore garden metro station. They provide all the study materials, conduct extra classes for doubts, conduct plenty of practice exams before JLPT. They also have employed Japanese citizens as teachers for better experience in learning. In between classes, they teach culture of Japan as well.
if you wish to repeat one level with them, they don’t charge you the fees the second time.
they have library/book bank, you can issue extra books from there.

Both weekday/weekend batches available

Please ask if you have any more questions

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Translation and interpretation are one of the most famous career opportunities for people that speak Japanese.When you are working as a translator,your work will be to take materials written in Japanese and convert them into English and vice versa.On the other hand,when working as an interpreter,you will be mediating between two speakers of two different languages and translating the two languages to each of the parties involved.Many companies in the private and public sectors require these services.While you may get employed to work as a translator,most times,the position demands that you work as both translator and interpreter.The average salary for japanese translator in india is quite lucrative.A Japanese translator or interpreter salary in india who have cleared JLPT is Rs. 519440 and for those in Japan,it's over Rs. 3020244.75.After clearing JLPT,and other levels,as Japanese language translator or interpreter,you can have the opportunity to experience new and exciting cultures while going places.Moreover you will be able to delve more into the fascinating arts,traditions and cultural heritage of Japan and it's people.You will get to work for clients in the corporate world and in various other fields.Your duties could also include converting conversational material to another language,translating TV and online media by creating subtitles,using online translation tools,among others.

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after studying all 5 levels of Japanese language and clearing all 5 levels of JLPT till N1, you can work as a language teacher in schools, take tuitions, join and teach in japanese language institutes to gain experience , work as a translator or look for Japan based companies that are recruiting right now.
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See every year from different states, different student come to study at DU from different states. So with they also accommodate. As a result, if you get a chance there then I would recommend you to go for it. Initially you may find linguistic challenges but within a month or two you will get a ease there. So you may have to face some problems linguistically to communicate with peoples but academically you will not face any problem.

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

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If you are asking about ssc gd (constable) vacancy book in hindi

Then i recommend you to go any book of Arihant Publications for example third edition

or

You can use ssc gd mock test  published by kiran publications

I am suggesting you only two because as much as book keep it only makes you confuse which you have study first

For more information https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ssc-gd-constable/amp

Hey Anil!

If you hadn't added EWS in your category while filling up the applicatiom form then, you won't be able to do it now. If you had applied as general category student, you will have to continue with the same category in the admission process.

As per your percentage, colleges have released their first cut off lists. Although in top north campus colleges the percentage for Political Science honours is around 99 and 100. Ramanujan College has set it's first cut off for B.A.(H) Political Science as 97% for unreserved category but since you have 96.75 you cannot enrol in this cut off but maybe in the next cut off. Deshbandhu college has set it's first cut off for political science honours as 96%. Aryabhatta college has also set 96% for the same course. Janki Devi Memorial College has also set up 96%. You can check the percentage of various DU colleges for Political Science(Hons.) and other courses through the link provided below.

https://news.careers360.com/delhi-university-admission-2021-du-cut-off-first-live-updates-today-du-ac-in-colleges-released-cutoffs-hindu-college-hansraj-lsr-jmc