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Yes , there is a sentence exam for all M.A courses .
As per the eligibility you should have at least 50% of marks and 55% of marks in main subjects ( 55% in your English subjects in your U.G program)
Application form and official notification will be on
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In admission procedure DU considers best of four subjects marks out of five.As in DU best of four subjects cutoffs go more than 90 percent in north campus and 80 percent above in south campus of DU.
To know more about DU Eligibity criteria follow this link:https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-eligibility-criteria
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There is no any Entrance Exam for the admission of BA Hon English, The admissions for this course is taken through your 12th merit. Based on your 12th class performance your best 4 subjects shall be taken into consideration for admission in this course. You can check the further information
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Delhi University releases cutoff for admission to B.A English (Hons). CATE exam was earlier conducted for admission.Admission to English (Hons) in 2019 will also be done on the basis of cutoff (marks in the qualifying exam).
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In order to get admission for MA in Hindi from IGNOU University, You should be Graduate from the recognized University. The medium of the programme is in Hindi Language. You can check its complete detail with the given below link on Page No. 19.
http://ignou.ac.in//userfiles/common-prospectus-english.pdf
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The codes which are given by NTA are very difficult to understand.
Here I simplified the codes
Code 1 - 12th students giving their boards in 2019
Code 2 - 12th passed out students 2018 without gap in between 11th and 12th class
Code 3- 12th passed out students
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You want to check your subjects from where? We are not clear with your question, please come again with a clearer question.
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Hello Adarsh,
To improve English speaking the first step is to start reading more and more.
Initially, begin with simple books and short story books and then move on to a little bit more difficult books with a tougher vocabulary. Start reading newspapers, magazines, novels, blogs and whatever you can.
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