The department has two main streams - Hindi Language (compulsory) and Hindi Literature, and offers all nine papers in Hindi literature. The curriculum is most comprehensive, encompassing classic and modern, almost all the literary genres and connecting literature to philosophical ideologies, political discourses, sociological theories etc. History of literature and language is also taught, and Hindi grammar is studied in the wider context of linguistics. Apart from pure literature, the paper of functional Hindi equips the student with writing skills for mass media, and thus helping them to explore new carrier openings in the expanding media.

EXAP PROJECT
Faculty members are involved in the cultural component of EXAP and have guided some of the projects on Indian Dances, Architecture, Indian Mythology and Comparative Study of the authors of Indian and western origin.

OTHER PROJECTS
TYBA applied component projects in paper VI & IX are based on modern Hindi fiction and authors, literary trends & movements and ideologies.

Some projects have been done novels like shalmali (Nasira Sharma), kathgulab (Mridula Garg), daar se bichhuri (Krishna Sobti), aye larki (Krishna Sobti), Mohandas (Uday Prakash), sarju ke naam (Jaivanti Dimri), tata professor (Manohar Shayam Joshi), ve din (Nirmal Verma) etc.

Ramdhari Singh Dinkar, Pant ka Kavya, Hindi ke Aanchalik Upanayaas, Hindi ke Ekanki Naatak, Nukkar Naatak etc.

Teaching :
Expertise in Hindi Language & Literature can lead you to teaching in schools, colleges, university or private tuitions or even teaching foreign students privately or through consulates.

Job Prospects vary from secretarial jobs to executives, public relations as well as for translation & interpreter's jobs.

Translators are employed with industries, publishing houses, research and government organizations such as Ministry of External Affairs and Embassies. Opportunities for translators are also available in the courts of various states.

Hindi Officers are posted in every government department and Public Sector organizations as per the policy of Government of India to implement Official Language.

Media :
Language experts and content writers get job opportunities in advertising agencies, radio, television, films and print media or free lancing. There is a paper in SYBA which provides expertise in feature writing, slogan & jingle writing, dialogue and script writing etc. thus opening careers for creative minded students.

All other jobs like travel & tourism sector, hotel industry, exhibition & fairs, airlines offices, radio stations, trade organizations and teaching are open to our students.

The course in Hindi language literature is quite comprehensive. Standard XI and XII have prescribed books on prose, poetry, rapid reading and grammar. In Std. XI students are expoed to the writings of Premchand, Jaishankar Prasad, Benipuri, Mahairpa Singh, Malti Joshi, Tulsi, Raskhan, Vrinda, Hirala, Bachchan, Trilocahana and many more.

For Std. XII, the prose includes stories, essays, satires, autobiographies, and glimpses into the works of great Hindi writers such as Premchand, Yashpal, Prabhakar, Maitreyee Pushpa, etc. The poetry section focuses on the medieval and modern poets. These include names like Kabir, Surdas, Meerabai, Rahim, Maithilisharan Gupta, Narendra Sharma, Neeraja, Rajesh Joshi, etc. Thr rapid reading section includes writings of Mahadevi Verma, Devendra Satyarthi, etc. This section includes memoirs and character sketches which are considered landmarks in the form of prose.

To enhance grammar skills, students are given a sound knowledge of grammatical concepts such as tense, syntax, idioms, and are provided with varied forms of writing skills which have practical application.

There is also an oral component which includes listening comprehension, conversation, reading and dictation. There is a ‘tutorial’ system in place which caters to learners in small numbers, with the aim of individualized instruction and guidance.