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Yes, of course. But you have to score 55% or above in PG level to appear in NET and SET exam.

Hello Shikha,
It's really sad to know your case. But when you filled up form, you must have mentioned language of instruction. What was it? Do you have a copy of this? Please write to registrar for your grievance.

In order to pursue B.Ed course in Hindi, the applicant should have completed his/her graduation or post-graduation in Hindi from a recognized university with 50% minimum.

If you have taken bio then taking physical education as your optional is the best choice. If you don't have interest in computers or codes then you should never take IP or CS as an optional subject because they would become a burden on you. You will have to give specific time to IP. One doesn't understand it in a SNAP. But if you have interest then go on and take it. If you have taken science with maths, then CS or physical are two good choices.

No it is not a good idea, the reason being most of the part of accounts is in English and secondly, when you move towards internship after IPCC you will find English everywhere. No one uses Hindi in taxation and audits hence pursuing IPCC in Hindi is not at all a good idea.

The eligibility criteria is a minimum of 50% marks for general category and a minimum of 45% for other categories such as SC, ST, OBC, MOBC, specially-abled, etc.

Hi Deepa,
In B.Sc maths or any UG course, you will get only one subject i.e. basic Tamil in the first year and that can be easily cleared as its only basic Tamil and while doing B.Sc maths during the examination, you may get two choices, taking one exam in Tamil and another in English so you can choose to take the exam in English. Tamil is not compulsory.