Hello Mukesh,

She can go for admission in colleges through sports quota and apply to colleges wherein badminton is offered as the sports in Delhi University. You can find detailed information from the article given below.

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Hi,

Both are quite good option for the law aspirant in the private sector, but as you want to know about the better option then we have to dig a bit deeper on few things. Both are part of NAAC A accredited Universities. If you go by the list of

Assuming as Open Category, You can have the chances for the colleges Maniar Law College, Khammam, Marwadi Siksha Samithi Law College, Hyderabad etc. You can also check the cutoff with the given below link.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/ts-lawcet-cutoff

Good Luck!

The topics are asked in the entrance exam of JNU MA HIstory:
General comprehension, A broad understanding of the social sciences and
Themes  related  to  political,  economic  and  social  history  and  on  aspects  of  religion  and  culture  pertaining  to  Indian  and  World  history  for  the  ancient,  medieval, modern and contemporary

Hello Saurabh,

Yes, you can apply for UPSC exam. 

Some eligibility criteria which you need to fulfil are as follows:

1. Students having graduation degree in any stream with discipline university (regular or distant) or final years students can also apply.

2. The minimum age criteria

For all categories, candidates

Hello

For admission to Law (Jurisprudence) at University of Oxford, all candidates are required to take the National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT). If English is not your first language, then you will also have to meet the English language requirements.

You should go through the following links and check

PLS VISIT SITE WWW.STUDYATHOME.ORG

You  can apply for DULLB & BHU LLB programme, As per the eligibility you should be Graduate in any of the field with minimum 50% as a General category & 45% as a reserved category from a recognized board. You can check the further eligibility to apply for the exams

Hello Aspirant,

Hope your doing well.

yes, you can definitely do masters in political science after your bachelors degree in history. You will have to though enquire about the marks criteria which follows along with it; may be an entrance could add on as most universities .

Hope this helps,