Hello Abhishek,

Yes, Swami Vivekanand College in Jhansi offers the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) program.

• The college provides B.Sc. courses in streams like Mathematics and Biology.

• While the college offers postgraduate programs in Hindi (such as M.A. in Hindi), there is no official confirmation whether the B.Sc. course is fully taught in Hindi.

• It is likely that Hindi may be used for explanation or support in classrooms, especially in non-English medium batches, if available.

• For accurate details about the medium of instruction, it is best to directly contact the college administration.

You should confirm with the college whether the B.Sc. course can be pursued in Hindi medium.

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

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello student,

Swami Vivekanand Dgree college in Jhansi does offer a B.sc.dgree in Physics, chemistry, mathematics,botony, zoology and computer Applications not in hindi for B.sc. specialization.

B.sc. is for science subjects only .

If you are interested in Hindi at the undergraduate level the college offer B.A. Hindi and the postgraduate level an M.A. Hindi.

Hello,

Yes, even if you are a Hindi medium student, you can understand and study important formulas and resources in Hindi. Many books and study materials are available in Hindi, and even some coaching centres and websites also provide notes in Hindi. So, you can definitely learn all the important things in your language.

Hope it helps !

career scope after pursuing B.A. Hindi (Hons.) :

1. Teaching & Academics

   • Become a Hindi teacher in schools or colleges.

2. Translation & Interpretation

   • Work as a Hindi translator or interpreter for government or private organizations

3. Content Writing & Journalism

   • Hindi journalist or reporter

4. Government Jobs

   • Appear for civil services exams (UPSC, SSC, state PSCs

Higher Studies Options

• M.A. Hindi

• M.Ed. (for teaching)

• Law (LLB)

• Journalism & Mass Communication

• Translation Studies

For detailed info , visit:
Career Scope After B.A. Hindi (Hons.) - Careers360

Hi aspirant,

Multiple career options are available to those with a B.A. in Hindi Hons .

1. Many graduates choose to work in academics and teaching , either as Hindi teachers in schools or as college professors or researchers after earning an M.A., M.Phil., or Ph.D.
2. Another important route is the media and journalism industry , where there is a constant need for high-quality Hindi material for jobs as a content writer, editor, reporter, news anchor, or even playwright for TV and OTT platforms .
3. For those hoping to work for the government , especially in the numerous central and state public services , a Hindi Hons. degree offers a solid basis.
4. Translation and interpretation services , which need fluency in Hindi and at least one other language, are also in high demand in government organizations, publishing houses, and multinational corporations.
5. Additional developing fields include voice-over artistry , digital marketing (producing Hindi content for online platforms) , and positions in communication and public relations where proficient written and spoken Hindi is advantageous .

Career Options After BA (Hons.) Hindi

You can also refer to the link attached above for information on the same.

All the best!

Hello,

You have plenty of career opportunities if you choose BA Honours in Hindi, such as,

Teaching and Academia

• School Teacher (after B.Ed)
• Lecturer/Professor (after MA + NET/JRF)
• Language Instructor (in private institutes or international programs)

Media and Communication

• Journalist or Reporter (in Hindi newspapers like Dainik Jagran, Amar Ujala)
• News Anchor/Editor (TV or digital platforms)
• Script Writer (TV, radio, films)

Government Jobs

• UPSC/SSC/BPSC/State PSC exams often include Hindi as an optional subject.
• Rajbhasha Adhikari in banks and government offices.
• Translator/Interpreter in ministries or embassies.

Content and Creative Writing

• Author/Poet
• Content Creator or Copywriter
• Work with online platforms or Hindi-based content start-ups.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Dear aspirant,

To become an assistant professor in Botany through CSIR, you need to qualify the CSIR NET examination in Life Sciences subject. You can start by building a strong understanding of core topics like Plant Physiology, Ecology, Taxonomy, Genetics, and Molecular Biology . Use standard books like NCERT, Taiz and Zeiger, and Lehninger. Refer to CSIR NET specific guides and solve previous year papers regularly. It will be really helpful to qualify the examination. After qualifying NET with JRF or LS or lectureship, you become eligible to apply for Assistant Professor posts in universities or colleges. You have to stay updated through the official CSIR NET website. Keep studying and do revisions to get success.

Good luck.