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Hi Pradeep Kumar, Yes, you can write the exam in Hindi. There are many students who have opted for Hindi as a medium of writing the exam. So, for more details, please click on the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/jawaharlal-nehru-university/exams/jnuee?q=JNUEE&rf=searchwidget&landing=ep.

Online forms are available and they conduct entrance exam on the basis of that you will get admission. You can have an idea about the questions asked in the entrance by looking at previous year's questions. So, to look at previous years questions is a must for every aspirant. Please study on these topics extensively. Internet is a good place to read and also, you should read The Hindu Newspaper and Frontline Magazine.
Source: -http://jnueeqp.com/how-to-prepare-for-jnu-entrance-exams/

Hi,
You can answer the answers in Hindi, but English is compulsory in this course as well as this needs good communication skills in English, because you have to deal with the clients yourself and in the industry you can face many foreign clients so it's better that you should start working on your skills in English, it will surely help you in future.

Practical Training and Skill Development Program in Gyan Vitaranam Media Finishing School is only for students in the English mode.

Hello Somesh, It's good to hear from you that, you are interested in doing PG in Hindi after completion of your B.Sc. In Chemistry. If I may ask, why this change of stream at this juncture? Okay. I am afraid, it's not feasible. One needs to have studied the subject of M.A. In graduation to be eligible for admission in PG. I'm attaching a link that will give you all the required information. https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/languages/course/m-a-in-hindi-banaras-hindu-university-varanasi-271862.

Hello Rambir,As per present status medium of examination will be English unless otherwise specified (normally for language studies!). It is going to be online only. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about JNUEE 2018-19. For academic session 2019-2020 the process will begin anytime in this month. https://www.jnu.ac.in/admission.

Mr. Anil,
If you want to go for JRF of Hindi subject, then listen you can buy number of books for study material. Because exam pattern is totally based on objective type questions. Then its really difficult to decide whether what we should study or what we can leave the rest of material. So again you have to focus on the syllabus mentioned on the website of UGC for Hindi Subject and then collect the material for the same. Secondly just try to cover up all the Masters syllabus of Hindi subject which you have already studied in Masters.

Depends. If you belong to Northern states then you should have no problem. You should be able to converse well and express yourself easily while speaking Hindi. You don't need a certificate in spoken Hindi. For other languages you might need to have a certificate. Also, if you are pursuing Journalism in a non-Hindi speaking state then you don't need to worry about Hindi at all.

Yes, of course, you can, The IIMC headquarters in New Delhi offers a one-year post graduate Diploma course in Hindi journalism,. .