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MA Nepali or Master in Nepali is a two-year, four-semester program offered by Tribhuvan University(TU) under the faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.The pride and honor that we feel when someone calls us Nepali are very hard to express and explain in words. We consider ourselves very lucky to be born in this great and beautiful country. Unfortunately, people have become lured towards foreign languages, forgetting the importance of our own mother tongue. Language is not only a means of communication; it is a package that encompasses our identity, culture, history, and civilization. It glorifies us and gives our life meaning. The youth of the nation should be well aware of the importance of our language.
The main objectives of studying MA Nepali program at Tribhuvan University(TU) are as follows:
Eligibility Criteria:
To be eligible for admission in the MA Nepali TU program, students must have a Bachelor's Degree in Nepali from Tribhuvan University or from a board/institution/university recognized by TU in any stream. Those who fulfill this criteria are eligible to appear in the entrance exam conducted by the Central Department of Nepali in Kirtipur.
Everything we hear and think may not be true. To truly understand the facts, we must face them. The same applies to the Nepali language. There is a widespread rumor that it has limited career prospects, but this argument is biased and baseless. Just like other subjects, graduates of MA Nepali can earn tremendous name, fame, and money.
In Nepal, the civil service exam is conducted in Nepali, and graduates of MA Nepali have an advantage in competing in such exams. Graduates who possess the ability to speak and write correct Nepali are highly valued everywhere. They can work as writers, teachers, lecturers, editors, reporters, journalists, anchors, analysts, advisors, translators, and more. They can also work as freelancers and create their own literary works. Experts in Nepali language have the opportunity to go abroad and deliver lectures on the importance of our language.
Respected figures like Laxmi Prasad Devkota, Lekhnath Paudel, Bhanu Bhakta Acharya, and others have gained recognition and respect worldwide. As Nepal's official language, Nepali is widely needed, and its scope will expand in the future, especially when correlated with technology.