Yes, you can apply for the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) in English medium even if you completed your 12th in Hindi medium. CUET allows candidates to choose their preferred language for the exam, so you can select English as the medium. However, ensure you are comfortable with the English language, especially for subjects like Humanities, as the questions will be in English. Prepare thoroughly by practicing English comprehension and vocabulary. You can also refer to bilingual study materials if needed. Your medium of instruction in school does not restrict your choice of exam language for CUET.

Hello Sunil,

Here's the guidance regarding your query:

In the UPSC Mains Examination , you are allowed to write different papers in different languages as per the following rules:

1. Essay and General Studies Papers (GS1 to GS4):

   • You can write these papers in English , Hindi, or any language listed in the 8th Schedule of the Indian Constitution.
     
     
   • Since you've mentioned English, you can write these papers in English.
     
     

2. Optional Paper (Kannada Literature):

   • As Kannada is your chosen optional subject, you must write both Paper 1 and Paper 2 of Kannada Literature in the Kannada language .
     
     

3. Language Flexibility:

   • UPSC allows candidates to use one language for some papers and another for others, as long as the rules are adhered to.
     
     
   • Therefore, it is completely fine to write Essay and GS papers in English and Optional Paper in Kannada .
     
     Note:

Make sure to choose the correct language while filling out the Detailed Application Form (DAF) for Mains. Best of luck with your preparation!

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello Kanak,

For MA in English Literature , the typical subject combination usually includes:

1. Core Subjects :

   • English Literature (including various genres like poetry, drama, prose, and fiction)
     
     
   • Literary Criticism and Theory
   • Postcolonial Literature
   • Comparative Literature
   • Research Methodology
     
     

2. Elective Subjects (depending on the university):

   • American Literature
   • English Language Teaching
   • Creative Writing
   • Women's Writing
   • Indian Writing in English
   • Modern and Contemporary Literature
   • Translation Studies

You can choose from these electives based on your interests and the available options at the university. Generally, you will focus primarily on English literature and may have the opportunity to select topics that align with your future career goals, such as teaching, writing, or publishing.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

It can be pursued in both private (distance/online) and regular (full-time on-campus) modes

Some Distant Universities:

Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)

Amity University Online

Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning (SCDL)

many more..

Some Regular Universities:

University of Delhi

Jawaharlal Nehru University

Osmania University

Many more...

Hello Soham,

Yes, you are eligible for the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) screening process if you score above the NEET cutoff marks, provided you meet their minimum academic requirements.

AFMC requires:

• 50% or above in English in Class 12th.
• 50% or above in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology individually .
• 60% or above aggregate in PCB .

Since your PCB aggregate is 57% , it does not meet the 60% PCB aggregate criteria required for AFMC. Even if you clear the NEET cutoff, you would not qualify for the AFMC screening process based on this criterion.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

hello there ,

to appear for JAC exams there is no compulsion to write the exam in only English , students are free to choose any language English or Hindi as their medium of writing the answer in exam .

therefore if you have to write you exam in English you can select for ENGLISH in in the colour of language so that you'll be able to write you answers in English .

hope this helped , best of luck

Hi Ritik Shukla.

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It’s a common misconception that students without Physics as a subject have limited career options. While it's true that Physics is mandatory for certain fields like engineering (JEE) and medicine (NEET), there are numerous alternative paths you can explore based on your current subjects—Biology, Chemistry, Psychology, English, and Bengali. Here's a breakdown of your options:

Fields You Can Explore Without Physics

1. Biology-Centric Fields :

   • B.Sc. in Biology, Botany, or Zoology : Focus on research or teaching.
   • B.Sc. in Biotechnology or Microbiology : Growing fields with applications in healthcare and agriculture.
   • Environmental Science : Careers in sustainability and conservation.
   • Food Technology : Opportunities in the food and beverage industry.

2. Psychology and Related Areas :

   • B.A./B.Sc. in Psychology : Lead to careers in counseling, clinical psychology, or organizational psychology.
   • Social Work : Work in community services, NGOs, or mental health advocacy.

3. Healthcare and Allied Courses :

   • B.Sc. Nursing : A high-demand profession in healthcare.
   • Pharmacy (B.Pharm) : Focus on medicine and pharmaceuticals.
   • Dietetics and Nutrition : Careers in fitness, wellness, and healthcare.
   • Physiotherapy (BPT) : Healthcare profession helping patients recover mobility.

4. Language and Communication :

   • B.A. in English, Bengali, or Linguistics : Writing, editing, teaching, or translation careers.
   • Mass Communication and Journalism : Opportunities in media, PR, or advertising.

5. Other Professional Degrees :

   • Law (BA LLB) : A promising career in law and justice.
   • Management (BBA) : Entry into business and corporate sectors.

Key Insights

• No JEE/NEET Without Physics : Unfortunately, Physics is mandatory for both JEE and NEET, as they are designed for engineering and medical professions requiring a strong foundation in Physics.
• Focus on Strengths : You have Psychology, Chemistry, and Biology, which open doors to unique and growing fields like psychology, healthcare, and environmental studies.

What You Can Do Next

1. Explore Your Interests : Identify whether you're inclined towards science (biology-based fields), humanities (psychology, language), or professional degrees (law, management).
2. Research Entrance Exams and Eligibility :
   • For courses like B.Sc. Nursing, Biotechnology, or Psychology, check the eligibility criteria of universities.
   • Some courses may require an entrance test or are merit-based on 12th-grade marks.
3. Consult a Career Counselor : A professional counselor can help map out your options and guide you to a suitable path.

Physics is not the only route to a successful career. Your current subjects give you diverse opportunities—focus on your strengths and passions to shape your future! If you’d like more specific guidance on a particular field, let me know.