Demand For Hindi Rises Due To Higher Profession Prospects | Jaipur Information

Jaipur: The demand for finding out Hindi in larger training has been rising within the College of Rajasthan for the reason that previous few years with virtually 3 times purposes being acquired, mentioned division officers on Tuesday.
Urvashi Sharma, head of division on the varsity mentioned, “The demand for Hindi has been rising previously few years attributable to huge profession prospects after finding out this language. Most college students come from Hindi medium faculties so it’s comparatively straightforward for them. Final yr, we acquired almost 475 purposes for our postgraduate course whereas we had 60 seats solely. Trying on the demand, from this yr onwards, we’ve got elevated a bit in PG and have 60 further seats.”
The senior official mentioned after finding out Hindi, college students have a variety of choices like journalism, civil companies, banking, state-based aggressive examinations and educating for each faculties and school stage, which is a most popular choice by many college students.
“Many college students favor to take Hindi after they apply for civil companies or Rajasthan Public Service Fee as a result of it’s a scoring topic and being residents of the Hindi talking belt, college students can perceive the subjects higher whereas preparation even with short-term teaching. As a result of these causes, the demand for Hindi is excessive in larger training, whereas in faculties the shift is usually in direction of English medium training,” added the pinnacle of the division.
The college is now planning to introduce short-term crash programs for 15 days to 30 days for overseas college students that the college to provide fundamental coaching in Hindi talking.
Prof Mukta Agarwal, principal of Maharani Faculty in Jaipur, which affords 60 seats for BA (Hons) Hindi mentioned, “The demand for Hindi is excessive with college students choosing honours, move or one-year programs. The proportion cut-off for Hindi can also be not that top and seats by no means go vacant for topics.”