Ans. Definitely. Candidates can pursue their Bachelor of Education degree in the Hindi language. However, for pursuing this course, the marks that they have secured in their graduation will be judged. Also, candidates who have pursued the arts stream in their 12th standards will be preferred regarding the same.

Ans. Candidates aspiring to be a hindi teacher after completing their 12th standards need to go through certain steps to achieve the same. First, they need to pursue and complete a BEd course in Hindi from a recognised educational institute. Following this, candidates gain the eligibility to teach in any government or private schools. Next they need to secure a MA degree to be a Hindi teacher.

Ans. For being a Hindi teacher or securing a Hindi teacher job, candidates need to have a degree in Hindi or can also be a BEd Hindi degree holder from a recognised educational institute. Candidates securing this qualification will be eligible to apply for job at any school. Also, for government schools, clearing the TET exam is compulsory these days.

Ans. BEd or Bachelor of Education in Hindi is a 3 year graduation program, where candidates explore the fundamental aspects of Hindi Literature as well as Hindi Language and learn the way of imparting the same knowledge to the children. The significant focus of the course is to offer the learners a wide variety of Hindi Literature aspects. Candidates in this course learn, read and explore several plays, poems and novels.

Ans. Some of the top job positions of a B Ed Hindi graduate are -

• Teacher
• Communicator
• Publisher or Researcher
• Travel Writer
• Speech Writer
• Postsecondary Hindi Teacher
• Arts Administrator
• Editor
• Policy Analyst Writer
• Developer or Manager, etc.

Ans. Candidates aspiring to take up the B Ed Hindi course, need to fulfil certain eligibility criteria for the course. Candidates will be judged based on their graduation marks and applicants coming from an arts background will be preferred. The basic eligibility criteria for the B Ed course is at least 50% aggregate marks in bachelor’s level, with 5% relaxation available for reserved category candidates. Also, candidates might have to clear entrance exams in some colleges.

Ans. Some of the top recruiting areas for B Ed Hindi graduates are -

• Publishing Houses
• Media and Journalism
• Teaching and Research
• HR/ Administration jobs in public and private sectors
• Advertising & Marketing
• Content Development
• Technical Writing
• Translation, etc.

Ans. B Ed course is a 3 year bachelor degree program, where candidates primarily get trained to become a Hindi teacher in the future. Candidates need to be a bachelor degree holder to access this course, which has a semester system examination type.

Ans. Candidates aspiring to pursue the B Ed Hindi course need to be a bachelor degree holder. As per the B Ed Hindi admission criteria, candidates are generally selected based on their merit in their graduation level. However some colleges or universities may conduct entrance exams to select candidates for this course, which is followed by a counselling round.

Ans. The average salary of a B Ed Hindi graduate in India ranges from INR 2 to 10 lacs per annum.