Hello Aspirant

No, you do not have a background in Arts and Humanities in order to enroll yourself in an MA English program. The eligibility criteria for an MA in English Program is that the candidate must have a degree from a UGC-recognized university/college with an aggregate of 55%. Even if you are from a science or commerce background, you can enroll yourself in any of the Humanities streams.

In order to take admission in an MA program from a central university, you need to appear for the CUET PG exam, for which you can start preparing from now on.

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The MA in English program at a top university typically offers a blend of advanced literary studies, critical theory, and opportunities for specialized research. Based on the latest NIRF (National Institutional Ranking Framework) ratings, institutions like Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), Delhi University (DU), and Banaras Hindu University (BHU) are highly regarded for their English programs.

Duration:

- Typically 2 years, divided into 4 semester.

Universities Ranked High in NIRF for MA in English:

1. Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), Delhi:

- Known for its strong emphasis on critical theory, interdisciplinary approach, and a vibrant intellectual community.

- NIRF 2023 Rank: 2 (Overall category).

2. University of Delhi (DU):

- Offers a diverse range of specializations, a rich literary tradition, and access to vast libraries.

- NIRF 2023 Rank: 11 (Overall category).

3. Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi:

- BHU's MA English program is well-regarded for its strong foundation in classical literature and Indian writing in English.

- NIRF 2023 Rank: 5 (Overall category).

4. Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi:

- Offers a comprehensive curriculum with a focus on contemporary literary studies and cultural theory.

- NIRF 2023 Rank: 3 (University category).

Career Opportunities:

Teaching at the college or university level, or pursuing a PhD.

Editorial roles, content writing, or literary journalism.

Roles in advertising, public relations, or corporate communications.

Leveraging strong analytical and writing skills for competitive exams like the UPSC.

Opportunities to work in literary research, archiving, or cultural studies.

Hello there,

Yes, you can do MA in English from Delhi University after completing your B.Sc degree from IGNOU. The admissions into MA\Pg level course in University of Delhi are based on CUET PG (Common university entrance test). The eligibility criteria for this exam is to have above 50% in your bachelor's degree. At the end, the admission will be based on the valid score achieved in CUET.

Admissions of this year has already been done. NTA will release new schedule for the session 2025 later this year.

I hope this information will be helpful to you.

For a BA English course, here are a few universities and institutions you might consider:

1. Delhi University: Offers a BA (Hons) in English. It's a popular choice with a strong reputation.

2. Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU): Known for its excellent humanities programs, including English.

3. University of Mumbai: Offers a comprehensive BA English program.

4. Banaras Hindu University (BHU): Provides BA English with a strong academic focus.

5. University of Calcutta: Offers BA English with various specializations.

No, candidates must pass class 12th with certain percentage to be eligible for graduation.so if you want to take admission in b.a course you must pass your compartment exam in same year.usually compartment results declared in a month after that you are able to apply in colleges.

Yes, based on the information you provided, you are eligible for AIIMS.

To be eligible for AIIMS, you need to meet the following criteria:

• Minimum 60% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English in your 12th board exams.
• Age limit as specified by the AIIMS admission guidelines.

You mentioned scoring:

English: 81

Biology: 58

Physics: 51

Chemistry: 50

Your aggregate percentage for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology is indeed 60%. With English also included, your overall percentage is even higher.

Therefore, you meet the academic eligibility criteria for AIIMS.

Based on the information you've provided, it seems you've fulfilled the subject requirements for BCom programs at DU and BHU. Your score of 443/850 is a good score, and your chances of getting admission to a central university depend on several factors like :

Cut-off Scores: The most crucial factor is the cut-off scores released by the respective universities. These scores vary based on several factors, including the total number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, and the availability of seats.

Category: Your category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.) also plays a role in determining your eligibility. Different categories have different cut-off scores.

Choice of University and Course: The popularity of the university and course you're applying for can impact the cut-off scores. For instance, BCom (Hons) in DU might have a higher cut-off than a regular BCom program in another central university.

Other Criteria: Some universities might consider additional factors like board percentages or entrance exams (if applicable) for admission.

Admission to top universities is competitive. While your score is good, it's essential to stay optimistic and explore all your options.

I hope this information helps you.

Hello  Aspirant

When you fill the form for JEE Mains or Advance, you get the option to choose your medium of question for the question paper. Earlier there were only two  option for this- English and Hindi. But now, with the advent of NEP 2020, applicants now get to choose from many languages such as English, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu.

If a candidate chooses English, then their medium would only be English. But, if they choose any other regional language, they'll get the question paper in both their chosen language and English as well. So, if you choose Hindi, your paper will be in Hindi and English medium both.

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Hello Aspirant

There are no specific eligibility criteria for BBA Programs in a college/university. They only require the candidate to have passed his 12th Board Exams with any subject, regardless of their stream, with an aggregate of 50%-55% above from a UGC-recognised Board of Examination. Again, the subjects do not matter for BBA in 12th.

If you have opted for certain subjects in your 12th grade, you can drop them or change them now under the new guidelines of the CBSE Board, but a request for subject(s) change will be accepted in 12th grade only if the candidate has made the request before 15th of July of the academic year he/she has to appear for the12th Board exams.

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Hello Aspirant

Yes, you should be able to pursue English Honors.

As you have mentioned that despite you getting a "Repeat Theory" in your Math paper, it is still written that you are pass in your Mark sheet.

The eligibility criteria for getting admission in a BA English program is that the student must have passed their 12th Boards with an aggregate of 50%-55%, from a UGC-recognized Board of Examination. Since the stream of the student in their 12th class does not matter in BA English, your Math RT should not be a problem. But make sure that your Mark sheet actually mentions that you have passed.