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Yes, you can definitely pursue LLB after completing your MA. The three-year LLB course is open to graduates from any discipline, so having an MA doesn’t stop you—it actually adds strength to your profile. Most colleges require 45–50% marks in your graduation, and since you’ve completed a master’s, you meet the eligibility with ease.
To get in, you’ll usually need to qualify in a law entrance test like CLAT, MH CET Law, TS LAWCET, AILET, CUET LLB, or LSAT India, depending on the university or state you’re targeting.
Hello Anjali, congratulations on completing your MA in 2024. With a Master’s degree, you have several career options depending on your specialization. If your MA is in subjects like English, Hindi, Political Science, Economics, or History, you can apply for teaching positions in schools (with B.Ed.) or coaching centers. You can also prepare for government exams like SSC, UPSC, State PSC, Bank PO, or railways, which welcome postgraduates. If you prefer the corporate sector, content writing, research, human resources, and administrative roles are options. Since you have completed your degree recently, you could also pursue internships to build work experience. Online teaching and freelancing can be explored as well.
Thank you, and I wish you a bright career ahead!
If you're looking to get into an MA program (even if it's private), most colleges expect you to have at least 50% marks in your graduation degree—and some may require 55% or more, depending on the institute.
Online and distance MA programs usually have a 50% cutoff—pretty accessible.
Regular university-based MA admissions usually sit around 50%, but expect some private or high-demand courses to require 55%.
So bottom line:
If you’ve scored around 50%, you’re good to apply broadly.
If you scored a bit higher (55%+), you’ll also be eligible for the more competitive colleges or specialized fields.
Hello!
Yes, in many universities, BA and MA admissions are still possible depending on their academic calendar. Some universities conduct multiple admission rounds, and private or open universities often keep admissions open till late August or even September. For BA, you can check both regular and distance learning options. For MA, if regular college admissions are closed, you can still apply to open universities like IGNOU, Nalanda Open University, or other state open universities. These offer flexibility and do not require you to attend daily classes. If you are targeting a regular college, visit the admission office or check their website for spot admission updates. Keep all your documents and mark sheets ready so that if a seat is available, you can confirm it quickly. Don’t delay, as late admissions often have fewer choices.
Wishing you the best for your admission process! Thank you.
Hi Pallavi,
If you did not write the entrance exam for MA, then getting admission now depends on the university rules. Some universities may offer direct admission based on degree marks or have spot admission or management quota seats.
You can check with the college or university where you want to join. There might still be a chance if the admission process is not yet closed.
Hope it helps !
Yes bro, you can do B.Ed now. Since you have a UG degree in B.Com and are doing PG in Kannada, you are eligible. Just make sure your university accepts these subjects for B.Ed admission. Many colleges allow it if you studied any two school subjects.
To become an MBBS doctor through NEET, your marks should ideally be above 600 for a government college, where the fees are much lower, often between 20,000 to 1 lakh per year.
For reserved categories, cutoff marks are slightly lower. If you score less than that, you may get admission in private colleges, but the fees there can be very high, ranging from 10 to 25 lakhs or more. So, if you want to study with lower fees, aim for a high NEET score.
Hello,
To apply for M.A. Education , you must hold a bachelors degree with at least 45-50% marks. then you need to start by finding universities offering the program and checking their specific application procedure .
The application process usually involves submitting an online application , uploading required documents , and then paying an application fees and also some universities may require entrance exams.
With a CRL of 5534 in general category, you do have chances in some good NITs or IIITs, especially in less popular branches or newer institutes. Try CSAB round too. Stay open with your preferences and do proper choice filling!
MA admission process has started from the month of august for most of the states , some states might have started the process earlier .
