Ananda Mohan College Kolkata BA Hindi: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total programme fee for the three-year BA Hindi course at Ananda Mohan College is INR 11,760. This amount covers all three years of the programme. Any applicable hostel charges are payable separately and are not included in this figure. Students are advised to confirm the current fee structure with the college at the time of admission.

Ans. Candidates must have passed Class 12 in any stream with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. SC and ST candidates require 40%. For the Honours stream, at least 45% marks in Hindi at Class 12 are required. Students from all streams including Science and Commerce are eligible to apply for BA Hindi at Ananda Mohan College.

Ans. Admission is through the WBCAP centralised portal using CUET-UG scores or Class 12 aggregate marks. Candidates register at the WBCAP portal, select Ananda Mohan College as a preference, and seats are allotted through the published merit list for each admission round. The college does not conduct a separate entrance examination for BA Hindi admission.

Ans. Yes. Ananda Mohan College is affiliated to the University of Calcutta, and the BA Hindi degree is awarded by the University of Calcutta on successful completion of all three years. This degree is recognised by universities and government bodies across India for higher education, employment, and competitive examination eligibility.

Ans. Students can apply for the Swami Vivekananda Merit Cum Means Scholarship at INR 12,000 per year for students with West Bengal domicile, family income below INR 2.5 lakh, and 60% in Class 12. The Kanyasree Prakalpa provides up to INR 25,000 one-time for eligible female students. The Aikyasree Scholarship supports meritorious minority students from West Bengal. Applications must be submitted through the state portal.

Ans. Graduates can pursue MA Hindi at the University of Calcutta or other universities, prepare for competitive examinations where Hindi is an optional paper, or enter careers in teaching, translation, journalism, content writing, or public sector roles requiring Hindi language proficiency. Many graduates also pursue B.Ed to enter school education or apply for state and central government service posts where Hindi proficiency is valued.