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And after that you just need to clear CTET

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Look, Generally , in regular colleges .. they may restrict some eligibility criteria as the same or  relevant subject should be done in graduation level to pursue MA .

But , yes.. in distance Universities the Eligibility criteria is just graduation in any subjects to pursue MA

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A bachelor's degree from any recognised university with a minimum of 50% in total aggregate marks is required for admission to the MA in Journalism. Some prestigious institutions also have MA Journalism entrance tests to choose applicants for this programme. There is no upper age limit for MA

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