University-Wise Hindi Subjects

Specialised Hindi tuition mapped to your university syllabus — BA, MA, research supervision, NET/JRF coaching and professional translation training.

1. Syllabus-aligned coaching for major universities (semester & annual systems).

2. One-to-one tutoring for personalised progress.

3. Blended delivery: Live online classes, Notes and Weekly doubt sessions.

4. Focus on exam techniques, answer writing, and research publication support.

Courses offered

Undergraduate (BA / BSc / BCom)

Paper-wise coverage: modern Hindi prose & poetry, grammar, comprehension, translation, and internal assessment support.

Postgraduate (MA Hindi)

Advanced criticism, literary movements, grammar & phonetics, paper-wise coaching, seminars and dissertation guidance.

Research (MPhil / PhD)

Topic selection, literature review, research methodology, academic writing, thesis editing and viva preparation.

Entrance & Competitive Exams (NET/JRF, PG Entrances)

Syllabus mapping, mock tests, previous-year analysis, timed answer practice and strategy workshops.

Professional Hindi & Translation

Practical English↔Hindi translation, editing, localization, and certification prep for teaching or content work.

Spoken & Presentation Hindi (optional add-on)

Academic presentation skills, pronunciation

Learning Hindi can be a rewarding experience, whether you're interested in the language for travel, culture, or connecting with people. Hindi is one of the most spoken languages in the world, primarily spoken in India and parts of South Asia.

Here are some tips and approaches to help you learn Hindi:

1. Learn the Script (Devanagari)

Hindi is written in the Devanagari script, which is also used for other languages like Sanskrit, Marathi, and Nepali. Familiarizing yourself with the script is essential if you want to read and write in Hindi. It may seem complex at first, but with practice, it becomes easier.

2. Start with Basic Phrases and Vocabulary

Begin with common phrases like greetings, introductions, and everyday expressions. For example:

• Hello: नमस्ते (Namaste)
• How are you?: आप कैसे हैं? (Aap kaise hain?)
• Thank you: धन्यवाद (Dhanyavaad)
• Yes: हाँ (Haan)
• No: नहीं (Nahin)

3. Learn Pronunciation

Hindi pronunciation can be tricky for beginners, especially with the different sounds that don't exist in English. Practice listening to native speakers and mimicking their sounds.

4. Master Sentence Structure

Hindi follows a subject-object-verb (SOV) structure, unlike English, which uses subject-verb-object (SVO). For example:

• English: I am eating food.
• Hindi: मैं खाना खा रहा हूँ। (Main khana kha raha hoon.) (Literally: I food eating am.)

5. Practice Speaking and Listening

Consistent speaking and listening practice is key to language learning. Watching Hindi movies, TV shows, and listening to Hindi music can also help you improve your comprehension and pronunciation.

6. Grammatical Structure

Hindi grammar has some unique elements:

• Tenses: Hindi has three main tenses (past, present, future).
• Gender: Nouns in Hindi are either masculine or feminine, which affects adjectives and verbs.
• Postpositions: Hindi uses postpositions (like "in," "on," "to") instead of prepositions, which come after the noun.

7. Immerse Yourself

If possible, immerse yourself in the language by spending time in areas where Hindi is spoken. Interaction with native speakers is one of the fastest ways to improve.

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Course Syllabus

·         Hindi Vowels

·         Hindi Consonants

·         Writing method and its sound

·         Hindi Vowel Symbols in each letters

·         Hindi joint letters - Same and different

·         Letters writing speed test

·         Making small words (University Textbook-Based)

·         Making big words (University Textbook-Based)

·         Writing and reading speed test of words (University Textbook-Based)

·         Making very small sentences (University Textbook-Based)

·         Making medium sentences (University Textbook-Based)

·         Making big sentences (University Textbook-Based)

·         Writing and reading speed test of sentences (University Textbook-Based)

·         Reading practice start from small Sentences (University Textbook-Based)

·         Reading practice big Sentences (University Textbook-Based)

·         Reading paragraph (University Textbook-Based)

·         Reading Speed Test

·         Understand its meaning

·         Reading and understanding its meaning test (University Textbook-Based)

·         University Subject Introduction

·         Chapter-wise Summary

·         Explanation of Chapters

·         Activities

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Fees for Packages

·             600/class for 10 class package

·             500/class for 20 class package

·             400/class for 30 class package

·             More than 30 class package  300/class

·             250/class for University subject Tuition

Mode of Class

·         One-To-One live video call

·         WhatsApp

·         Zoom

·         Botim

·         Comera

·         Daily or Alternate days

Slot duration

·             1 hour

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