I got 63% marks in ba honours . can I eligible for ma Hindi entrance

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I got 63% marks in ba honours . can I eligible for ma Hindi entrance

Anshu 16th Feb, 2020

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Pankhuri Kumari 16th Feb, 2020

Hii Anshu!
The general eligibility criteria for MA in hindi states that the Candidate must have a graduate degree from the field with minimum 50% marks from a recognised university. So, yes. With 63% marks you are eligible for giving the entrance exam for MA hindi.
Hope this helps.
Good Luck!

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