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The MA Political Science eligibility criteria are as follows: Bachelor's degree in any stream preferably Arts and Humanities . Minimum marks required vary from 45% to 55% in graduation and may vary for different universities. The minimum pass percentage is higher for

Dear Student,

According to a decision made by the UGC at a meeting in MAY 2020, Indian students can now gain from earning dual degrees as well. It was passed in order to educate better students in India who could compete in the growing job market and professional environment.

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Top BA(Hons.) in English colleges in India are provided below:

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It is necessary to start by looking at your school's undergraduate catalogue to identify the distinctions between the two degrees because each university may have its own requirements. After noting the core classes needed for each degree, examine the required electives and subject-matter courses.

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In most cases, no, it would be very difficult for you to pursue Masters from abroad after a correspondence or distance BA.

The usual eligibility criteria is that you need to have a full time undergraduate degree from a UGC approved institution in order to be able to apply

Hi. Yes , you can pursue your diploma along with graduation simultaneously as per the new education programme rules. But , one has to be a distance-learning programme.

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B.A. B.Ed integrated course is a 4 year degree course. The fee structure of this course varies from college to college. Government colleges which offers this course charge around Rs 25,000- Rs 60,000 per year. However, the private institutions charge more. The average fee of private colleges is around

Hello Aspirant ,

Yes, according to the UGC's approval during a meeting in MAY 2020, Indian students can now enjoy earning dual degrees as well. It was passed in order to generate better pupils in India who can compete in the burgeoning job market and professional competition.

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