Dear Candidate ,

The Maharani college in Jaipur offers both english and hindi medium for students.  The college provides various undergraduate and postgraduate programs and students can opt either English or Hindi medium as per their understanding.  For example,  in the Arts faculty, subjects like English Literature, Sanskrit, Persian, Hindi Literature, Urdu, German, French, Russian, Maths, Political Science, Geography, Music, Drawing & Painting, Economics, Public Administration, Home-Science, Sociology, Psychology, Statistics, Dramatics, and Rajasthani can be studied in either English or Hindi. Similarly , for the Science faculty and commerce faculty, students can choose their preferred medium for studying.

You can do these courses which offers B.Sc (Hons) Zoology and B.Sc (Hons) Botany you need PCB in class 10+2 also B.Sc Honours in Biochemistry also needs Biology in Class 10+2, Microbiology, Life Sciences also you can do B.Sc Programme needs PCMB or PCB as an option in class 10+2(General)

Dear Candidate,

You can apply in multiple universities through CUET UG such as Delhi University, Banaras Hindu University, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Allahabad University, BBAU(Lucknow) etc. You may get admission in any of the university which accept CUET, but it will depend on the exact cutoff as per your category.

Hope it helps.

Best of Luck.

Hello aspirant,

Bachelor of Arts in English Literature is the full name of the degree.  A three-year undergraduate degree in English literature, the BA program examines and studies English-language literature.  The typical BA in English Literature expenses might range from INR 50,000 to INR 2 Lakh.

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Dear Aspirant,

Based on your CUET score of 648 and a combined 208 out of 500 in English and General Aptitude (GAT), you do have a fair chance of getting admission to the BBA program at Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV), especially under the ST category. While the exact ST cutoff for this year is yet to be released, previous trends suggest that ST category cutoffs are generally lower than those for the General category, which typically range between 330 to 410 marks. This means the ST cutoff may fall somewhere around 280 to 360 marks out of 500 in English and GAT combined, giving you a possible edge despite your lower GAT score. However, admission will ultimately depend on this year’s competition and seat availability. It’s important to keep track of DAVV's official counselling schedule, likely to begin in late July, and participate in the process with all your required documents, including your CUET scorecard, caste certificate, and academic qualifications. Even if your score is slightly below the expected cutoff for BBA (Marketing or Business Analytics), you should still attend counselling, as reserved category seats may open up.

Best of Luck.

Hi dear candidate,

You can anytime find the guidance and tips for the NMMS state board on our official website. You can also download E Books and sample papers for NMMS in various languages for free.

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Hey,

96 percentile in English is a very good score, suggesting strong language skills, which is often a key requirement for BBA admission and 86 percentile in aptitude in CUET indicates a good grasp of general aptitude, which is also a crucial component of BBA admissions. So it's overall a very strong score potentially opening the doors of top BBA colleges in India. But the specific colleges will depend on the individual university's cut-offs and admission criteria. For more information please visit this link given below.

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/11-cheapest-colleges-study-bba-course-in-india-fsa

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A CUET UG aggregate around 314–315 (with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, English) lies roughly in the mid-range of scores. Top central universities (e.g. DU, BHU, JNU) usually require much higher marks (often 400–500+) for science B.Sc (Hons) courses , so admission there is unlikely.

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Improving English requires consistent practice across listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. To begin with, one should develop a habit of reading English newspapers, books, and online articles to build vocabulary and understand sentence structures. Watching English movies, news channels, or YouTube videos with subtitles helps improve listening and pronunciation. Speaking regularly in English, even with friends or by practicing alone in front of a mirror, boosts fluency and confidence. Writing a daily journal, essays, or short paragraphs on various topics enhances grammar and expression. Learning 5–10 new words each day and using them in daily conversations or writing strengthens vocabulary retention.

Thinking in English rather than translating from one's native language also accelerates learning. Most importantly, staying motivated and practicing English daily, even for a short time, ensures steady and meaningful progress.

Start your journey from today onwards.

All the Best.

You can consider top government or autonomous colleges with good teaching, infrastructure, and a ragging-free environment like Delhi University, BHU, and JNU. Based on your academic background, colleges such as Miranda House and Kirori Mal (Delhi University), Presidency College (Chennai), Government Arts College (Coimbatore and Kumbakonam), Rajah Serfoji College (Thanjavur), and A.N. College (Patna) are strong options. These colleges are NAAC-accredited, have good academic records, and offer a safe and supportive campus atmosphere. Check their official websites for admission updates and eligibility.