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Hi Suman
To calculate your 'Best Four' percentage, you can refer the link provided below -
https://university.careers360.com/articles/delhi-university-admissions-how-calculate-best-of-four-marks
Music will not be included in your best four percentage because it is not treated as academic/elective subject except for pursuing the course Music honours. Also, you must include the subject in your
Hello Aspirant
The selection of IAS Mains optional is particularly crucial. You have to select an optional subject in UPSC which you are confident to score high in UPSC mains. the easiest and scoring optional subject for UPSC is discussed below.
Sociology, Geography, and Public Administration are easy subjects to
Hi,
Yess!! There is a chance that you get admission in Jesus and Mary college.
According to last year cut off marks approx 90-96 % for BA history.
But if you don't get seat in first round than don't get panic. Go for more round I hope you get your
Dear Student,
The subjects are in this course:
Elective in Political Science:
Hello,
Kindly please check the link :-
https://university.careers360.com/articles/jnu-sample-paper
Hope this might helped you,
All the best!!
Dear Mahi,
The following are the list of colleges which offer direct admission but they consider admission based on merit:
Hello Surabhi rai,
With a score of 72%, it is difficult for you to get admission for BA programme in any of the college of Delhi University as their cutoff score is more than 80%. If you belong to ST category, then you might have a chance of getting BA
Hi aspirant.
Manipal Academy of Higher Education conducts an entrance exam for the course- BA Culinary Arts which is under the WelcomGroup Graduate School of Hotel Administration(WGSHA). It's not a university level entrance test, but a Department Test(DT). The entrance is conducted by the WGSHA to take admissions in the
Hello dear ,
Jobs related to your degree include :
1. Digital copywriter.
2. Editorial assistant.
3. English as a foreign language teacher.
4. Lexicographer.
5. Magazine journalist.
6. Newspaper journalist.
7. Publishing copy-editor/proofreader.
8. Secondary school teacher.
The career options after English Honours:
1. Journalism.
2. Mass Communication.
3.
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