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The syllabus for optional English , History and Economics can vary depending on the specific exam or course .

For example , the UPSC Civil Services Exam has a distinct syllabus for each of these subjects while BA  programs in this field will have their own curricula

So its

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No, GD Birla College does not offer BCom Honours. They have a regular BCom course only.

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As your main interests are in psychology, journalism, and mass communication, you have some really interesting options ahead. If you’re inclined towards psychology, you can go for B.A. (Hons) in Psychology and later pursue clinical, counseling, or industrial psychology. If you're more interested in creative or media-related roles

Yes, even with 60 marks you can get admission in some colleges, especially if you belong to reserved category or have an NSS certificate — that may give you extra weightage. Try applying in colleges where cutoffs are low or they consider extracurricular certificates. Some private colleges also offer admission

You can work as an accountant or financial planner or pursue employment in accounting, auditing, banking, taxes, or financial analysis after earning a bachelor's degree in accounting and finance at Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce and Economics.  Prospects can be improved by doing further coursework such as an M.Com., MBA

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Here is how you can get admission in BA Honours Economics :

• You must complete 12th from a recognised board.

• Minimum marks should be around 50-60% (depends on the college).

• Some top colleges need Maths as a subject in 12th.

• Admission is mostly based on merit or entrance test.

You must have received at least 50% of the possible points in your 12th grade from an accredited board in order to be admitted to BA Honours Economics.  The Common University admission Test (CUET) and other university-specific exams are among the admission exams that many institutions need you to take.

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The improvement test syllabus for Civics, English, Economics, and Commerce for the 2024–2025 academic session is the same as the normal board syllabus of Class 12 CBSE. Improvement examinations follow the current CBSE syllabus for all subjects. The following is an overview of the key topics for each

Here is the syllabus for the improvement test (2024–2025) for English, Civics, and Economics, based on CBSE board guidelines:

English (Class 10/12)

• Reading Skills: Unseen passages, case-based factual passages; tested through MCQs and short answers.

• Writing Skills & Grammar: Letter writing, analytical paragraphs, grammar topics (determiners, tenses, modals, subject-verb concord,