hi,

see the year gap might not be a issue, but during interview process you may ask questions what have you done in those 2 years,thats why be prepare for a well structured answer. now try to do masters from a reputed institute where curriculum structure is real good. besides

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for masters courses admission entrance test of bhu pet, question paper of all subjects  will be on english and hindi.  Question papers of all languages (except Sanskrit) will be in respective languages. Question papers for M. A. (Sanskrit) will be in in english and hindi.

English and Hindi both.

Ravi, your English marks are not considered for NEET eligibility. As a Candidate belonging to General Category, you should secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Your English marks are not counted. Apart from this, you should be 17 years atleast by December 31st, 2020. If

Hi aspirant...

No doubt, if you are good in your English and if you are confident about it then you can obviously go for it.

Confidence in your subject:

It is not easier to be a good teacher for CAT. A lot of experience and practice is required to become

I'll enlist down some of the renowned PG courses available for the English Literature... Do research on them more and then choose wisely which one you find the best.. Here are they -

1. Master in Applied Lingusitcs - Teaching English as a foreign language
2. Specialized translator
3. Masters in Literature with

Yes I'll enlist down the colleges available to pursue BA English in Hyderabad...

1. Osmania University
2. St. Francis college
3. Islamia Colleen of education
4. Government degree college, Khairatabad
5. St Joseph's degree and PG college
6. Aurora's College institute

Best wishes. Thank you.

Hi Ayesha

Of course you can change the college after your first year final exams. You can start again from the first year in the college of your choice or you can see if the college you want has the option of lateral admission which means you would be able

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lesson wise grammar revision is a very good decision. Yes in many cases it is enough. However if you have extra syllabus, you can look up exercises or examples Google to practice more. It always helps to be on the safer side as sometimes grammar outside of lessons is

Hello Sneha,

The JNU entrance exam syllabus is largely based on the syllabus of bachelor's level curriculum. Just go through bachelor's level study notes. Practicing previous year question papers will help a lot in cracking the exam. So your conceptual knowledge developed during the bachelor's level will be tested in