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The best university to study MA English abroad is University of Oxford. It offers you the opportunity to pursue topics across period boundaries if you wish to do so. The various courses available for English in Oxford University are : DPhil (Full Time-3 to 4 years), DPhil(Part time-6 to
Hey there
As I searched for master of Arts the candidates are required to do graduation with 45% for some specialisations and 40% for some other specialisations. However it is not mentioned particularly for bachelor of arts honours English.
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Hello,
Here is the answer of your question..Yes it is only conducted in english language.
As you know IPMAT is an aptitude test conducted by Indian Institute of Management Indore, if you qualify for this exam you will get admission to its 5 year's course, IPM(Integrated programme in Management) Eligibility:-12th
Hello Prapti !
You subject combination is really good.
After your 12thh boards you can do a Bachelor's degree in any of the subject which interests you the most.
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Dear Candidate,
You can pursue MA in English Literature even if you have not done your graduation in the same. If you have scored atleast 55 per cent in your graduation at an aggregate level, you are eligible to apply for the admission in various government and private universities.
Yes you surely can. Universities abroad have different requirements for different courses. You can search and contact the universities that are fulfilling your criteria of the selected course.
Both the courses have different things to offer and have multiple career prospects. It is up to you what you want to learn. If you want to study the language of English in more detail, along with the grammar, semantics, and other technicalities, you can go for BA English. But
Hey Alok!
For getting enrolled in the course of B.A.(Honours) Philosophy in University of Delhi (DU), no percentage deduction will be done if the candidate has not studied Philosophy in their 10+2. Earlier there used to be deductions but now no deduction for not studying philosophy in 12th class. So,
Hey Dhanush!
You will have to provide more information in your question since it's incomplete and ambiguous. You haven't mentioned the name of the college or university or any institution for which you need the information regarding the medium of teaching. Please provide the name and related information regarding the
The Hindu and The Indian Express are really good option regarding newspaper regarding, you can install the apps of these newspapers for daily reading, majorly go through editorial section, this is important in the sense that in majority of government exams RCs are taken directly from the editorials sections
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