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See both BA Hons and BSc Hons are very similar for most of the universities. SO you have nothing to worry about. In general, the most preferred exam after BSc is the IIT JAM which gives you a scope to do masters in your IIT. In this exam also BSc
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Actually it depends upon the college you choose because some universities are taking admissions through entrance exam and many are taking admission through the merit basis and some private colleges taking direct admission.
If you want to take admission in Delhi University then this year you don't need
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Of course, you can pursue regular MA if you fulfill the eligibility criteria in terms of required aggregate, there is no such restriction that you have to opt for distance mode, that's your choice if you do so, for instance if any individual pursues graduation through distance mode, they
Most of the BA colleges in Rajasthan offers admission to the courses on the basis of 10+2 marks.
Some of such colleges are:
These are the four colleges which offers the BA hons
The best option for pursuing BA-BEd integrated course especially in South India is RIE, Mysore which is a premier educational institute , the eligibility criteria of the course is passed 10+2 from a recognized board securing 45% aggregate, there is relaxation of 5% for reserved categories, admission is done
Looking at the previous year cutoffs at St Stephen's College, generally for BA Hons. English (SC category) it lies around 93-94 %. Also the candidates must have a minimum 90% in English core or 85% in English elective . Given this it is unlikely for you to get a seat
The following link below will provide you with previous years papers:
https://university.careers360.com/articles/ip-university-sample-papers
Hope this helps!
A student can only go for BA courses provided if he/she have passed 10+2 examination. Now as you didn't have qualified 10+2 then you aren't eligible for the course. As you have diploma you can join courses like BTech through lateral entry (if you have diploma in engineering) but you
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