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Liberal arts provide a cross-disciplinary education methodology combining two or more disciplines in a single degree. It combines STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) with arts and humanities subjects to develop students' thinking and understanding. The low enrolment in humanities courses because of fewer career prospects has resulted in many providers coming with liberal arts degrees.
Very limited colleges in India offer liberal arts degrees but the trend is expected to change with the implementation of the National Education Policy of India (NEP) 2020. A large focus of NEP is to equip students with soft skills like communication, problem-solving, and critical thinking in addition to technical training.
With the current job market, we can sense the need for professionals with both soft and hard skills. We are in an era where technology is changing at a very fast pace and it has become important to have professionals who can take up any challenge in the future.
Also Read: Liberal Education as per NEP 2020
There is indeed a need for liberal arts education to develop a student’s overall personality so that they can overcome any professional and personal challenges. But, there are various problems that authorities can face during its implementation.
Course Recognition: There is a valid concern that a liberal arts education might not be as directly recognised in the job market as a specialised degree. For example, a computer science major student might appear to have an advantage over someone with a liberal arts degree that includes computer science alongside history and philosophy.
Flexibility: Another challenge is the right combination of subjects. There are many subjects of humanities and social sciences, and merging them with STEM can be challenging. However, this can be overcome by giving students the flexibility to choose combinations of subjects, as per their interests.
Adaptability to Change: The technology around us is changing very fast and so are industry trends. So, while providing liberal arts education, it is also important to update the course content regularly to meet the industrial need.
Eligibility for Government Jobs: Degrees also open gates for many government jobs. But, as of now, liberal arts degrees are not considered for many government jobs. So, authorities should also make sure that liberal arts degrees are also provided with equal importance in the public sector.
Also Read: Top Liberal Arts Specialization in India
The future of liberal arts education depends on the authorities and how the degree is offered. How quickly authorities adapt to industrial trends and incorporate those trends with other subjects is also important.
The liberal arts student brings a valuable skillset to the table. The strength of a liberal arts education lies in its development of transferable skills. Critical thinking, communication, problem-solving, and adaptability are highly sought after by employers across various industries. Management is the role that graduates can be best suited to because of the above-mentioned skillset.
Also Read: How Liberal Arts Can Help in Today's Job Market?
The liberal arts graduate can approach problems from different angles, think creatively, and effectively communicate solutions. This well-rounded skill set can make them a strong candidate, especially in fields that value these adaptable strengths.
In today's dynamic job market, employers often recognise the value of a liberal arts education alongside specialised training. A liberal arts education can equip graduates for long-term success and career flexibility. However, the opportunities are limited as of now, but it is expected to increase in the future.
Admit Card Date:07 July,2025 - 13 July,2025
Hello Aspirant,
Yes, there are a few INC (Indian Nursing Council) approved B.Sc Nursing colleges in Delhi where direct admission without entrance exam may be possible, especially under management quota, NRI quota, or for vacant seats after counseling rounds. Here's a list of such colleges:-
1.Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing (Premier Govt. College)
Note: Only through DUET or CUET. No direct admission.
For reference: very reputed, but not for direct admission.
2. Holy Family College of Nursing, Okhla
INC & Delhi Nursing Council approved
Some seats may be offered for direct admission under management quota
Contact college directly for latest info
3. Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Nursing
Approved by INC & affiliated to BVDU O ffers B.Sc Nursing
Direct admission may be available under management quota
Location: Paschim Vihar, Delhi
4. Ahilya Bai College of Nursing (Govt)
Admission only through common entrance, no direct seats.
5. Vardhman Mahavir Medical College & Safdarjung Hospital Nursing College
No direct admission – through AIIMS/DU/NEET UG.
Hi dear candidate,
There are various institutes that provide B.Sc Nursing at their campus. The entrance exams like CUET is NOT compulsory for B.Sc while some colleges might require NEET exam qualification.
But majorly the institutions follow a basic criteria that is, you must have passed your 10+2 with PCB subjects along with English as well as aggregate marks above 50%. You can also get admission based on your 12th class marks merit.
For more B.Sc nursing details kindly visit our official website:
BSc Nursing Admission 2025 - Fees, Entrance Exam, Eligibility Criteria
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With OCET rank 9,184 , you are not eligible for GKVK Bangalore under 3A or SNQ quotas.
However, colleges like Mandya and Hassan remain a good fit and are worth targeting.
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If you want to take admission in B.Sc. Agriculture through CUET 2025 belongs to the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category, so understanding the cut-off trends is very important. Based on the data the cut-off for B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture at Banaras Hindu University (BHU) for EWS candidates was approximately 491.275 (normalized score). The general category cut-off was around 498.5, which means that the difference between EWS and general cut-offs was very less .But everyone the cutoff changes it's depend on factors like competition, students appearing this year, difficulty level of paper.
The cut-off scores can vary slightly depending on different universities; it can be central or state university.
For EWS category students, a CUET normalized score around 491–495 or more would increase your chances of getting B.Sc. Agriculture at a top central university. You can check the link below to get more information.
https://university.careers360.com/articles/cuet-agriculture-expected-cut-off-2025
All the best for your preparation
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Such as:-
a) Many companies hire diploma holders for junior-level technical roles, such as:
1)Electronics Technician ;
2)Maintenance Engineer ;
3)Service Engineer ;
4)Field Technician ;
5)Production Support Engineer ;
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Example:-
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Telecom (e.g., BSNL, Jio, Airtel)
Consumer electronics servicing
Automation companies
Public sector (after qualifying exams)
And so on like,
They can Pursue Higher Education , a highly recommended path.
through the process of Lateral Entry into B.E/B.Tech (ECE or related field).
One can enter directly into the 2nd year of engineering through lateral entry. This increases your chances of:
1)Better job prospects ;
2)Higher salary ;
And also for getting Placement in top tech companies (e.g., TCS, Infosys, Wipro).
Apart from it , with a diploma you will also get a government job.
Through qualifying some exam those are:-
1)Railways (RRB JE, Technician, ALP) ;
2)PSUs (e.g., BHEL, BEL, DRDO, ISRO) ;
3)Defense (Army, Navy, Air Force – Technical trades) ;
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