Hello Rahul,

It is totally depends upon your choice or in that subject you have deep knowledge and interest so that you can score good marks in that subject and then you will become an expert of that field.

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Dear Nishant, for pursuing M.A Hindi, you should have completed your graduation with 10+2+3 format from any recognised University. You should have studied Hindi as one of the subjects in your Graduation and should have completed your Graduation with a minimum aggregate of 50%. So even if you have studied

Dear Nishant, if you have had Hindi as one of your subjects in your B.A History, you can pursue M.A Hindi. The eligibility criteria to pursue Masters in any subject/language is that you should have had that subject/language in your Bachelor's degree. So, for example if you studied Hindi as

Dear Synran, there are still reports of technical issues. AIIMS hasnt given any technical resolution for this. We understand it gets tense and irritating to not be able to fill up the form.inspite of facing the same issue for days together but at this point in time, this is the

Hello,

There is no particular syllabus for it ,but you can get an idea about the paper by looking the previous papers.

Go through this link for previous papers .

Http://bhuonline.in/pdfs/PET_2017/M.A%20History.pdf

Good luck!!

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Hello Priyanka,

There is no fixed syllabus. I would suggest you prepare as per previous years question papers. Majority of the questions come from English i.e. Grammar and writing section. There will be some questions from Abbreviations, Books and Author, General knowledge questions from cluster 1 countries.

You can get

Hello raichur ,

For history in MA for JNU you need to prepare both the section properly as the two are :

• Comprehension section
• Question answer section.

For better prepreation you should go for ncert books whereas for a deep knowledge you can go for any of the referral book

Hi dear,

You cannot compare this year paper with 10 year before paper you can only compare with previous two or three years.It was easy when compared with previous two or three year it was simpler.only two or three questions from power electronics was tricky.Both general aptitude and technical section