Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Hindi is a 3-year undergraduate degree designed for students who want to build expertise in Hindi language, literature, poetry, journalism, and communication. The program focuses on developing strong linguistic skills, literary appreciation, creative writing abilities, and cultural understanding.

Students engage with ancient, medieval, and modern Hindi literature while exploring grammar, linguistics, prose, poetry, drama, and translation techniques. The course also introduces students to Hindi's role in media, administration, and global communication.

Core Subjects Include:

• History of Hindi Literature (Ancient to Modern)
• Hindi Grammar and Linguistics
• Hindi Poetry (Bhakti, Ritikal, Chhayavad, Modern)
• Hindi Prose and Novel Studies
• Indian Literary Thought and Criticism
• Functional Hindi (for journalism and media)
• Translation Studies and Techniques
• Creative Writing in Hindi (Story, Poetry, Script)
• Hindi Drama and Theatre
• Research Methodology (in later years)

Assignments, seminars, creative projects, and language labs often complement classroom learning.

🎓 Eligibility Criteria

• Completion of 10+2 (any stream) from a recognized board.
• Minimum 45%–50% aggregate marks (depending on the university).
• Prior knowledge or interest in Hindi literature or language preferred.
• Admission is mostly merit-based; entrance tests may be conducted by a few universities.

BA in Hindi graduates have excellent opportunities across various sectors:

• Hindi Teacher / Lecturer (after B.Ed. or M.A.)
• Journalist / News Editor (Hindi Media)
• Content Writer / Blogger (Hindi Language)
• Translator / Interpreter
• Scriptwriter / Dialogue Writer (TV, Films, Web Series)
• Public Relations Officer (especially in Hindi-speaking regions)
• Civil Services / Government Translator
• Radio Jockey (Hindi Radio Channels)
• Publishing and Editorial Roles
• Tourism and Cultural Promotion Executive

Higher studies options include M.A. in Hindi, Postgraduate Diplomas in Journalism, Translation Studies, and Mass Communication.