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Both the subjects are of equal significance, it is just a matter of separate career options. History and Political Science are the prime subjects of Arts. These subjects are a great source of knowledge as well as doors to several career opportunities.

As a

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Delhi university (DU) conducts admission across various courses of Arts, Commerce and Science both through merit and entrance for graduation and post graduation (DUET).

Syllabus for BA entrance exam:

• General Awareness

• Current Affairs

• General Knowledge

• Communication skills (English/Hindi)

• Logical Reasoning

• Analytical Ability

To read more about the BA

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Here I'm listing the names of few top 10 government colleges of Bachelors of Arts in India -

1. St. Stephen's College (DU)

2. Hindu College (DU)

3. Miranda House (DU)

4. Lady Shri Ram College for Women (DU)

5. Jesus and Mary College (DU)

6. Gargi College

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First of all try to make a study schedule for your self and try to gain in depth knowledge for every topic and give preference to important topics. After that I would suggest you to take at least  3 mock test in a week as it gives you an

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FOR  COMPARISON VISIT THE LINK GIVEN BELOW:

https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges?college=7087-8345-course=101180-113130

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The last date for submission of admission forms  candidates of BA/BSc Part-II is 16th October, while forms can be submitted with double fee till 22nd October and the result was expected to declare on 14-16 October. And the admission process will start after the declaration of result. The dates

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The eligibility Criteria for admission in BA courses at Punjab University is:

Candidates applying to Panjab University’s UG courses should have cleared 10+2 examination from a recognised Board. Also, it is mandatory for the candidate to have secured at least 50% marks in aggregate.

That being said, that allows

Dear aspirant,

No, there is no deduction of marks on changing streams anymore. The university has decided to withdraw the policy of deducting 2-2.5 to 5 % marks deduction as per the criteria for students who changed their stream to apply for BA courses.

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