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As per your query I would like to inform you that no matter from which stream you have passed your class XII you are eligible for Bachelors in Computer Application provided you have scored more than 45% in English.

Some of the best government colleges that offer BCA are:

1) Government Science College, Bangalore

2) Indira Gandhi National Open University, Delhi

3) Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune

4) Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi

5) Presidency College, Chennai

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For NDA Exam, the general science, history, or geography section comprises topics that are related to Class 9th and 10th. Biology candidates may refer to objective GK by Sanjiv Kumar.

The history part consists of questions from the time of British India or even before that. Geography consists of the general knowledge questions related to crops, seasons, population, rivers, national parks, etc of different states either in the form of matching the column type or direct multiple choice. So Class 9th and 10th NCERT is enough.

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• Miranda House, Delhi
• Hansraj College, Delhi
• Hindu College, Delhi
• Ramjas College, Delhi
• Lady sriram College for women
• OU college for women
• Kirori Mal College
• Daulat Ram College
• Bharati College
• Osmania University College for Women
• University College of Arts & Social sciences
• University of Hyderabad
• Maulana Azad National Urdu University(MANUU)

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The lack of women writers in a particular age and the lack of historical records regarding women are silent indicators of the suppression of the voice of women in society. In her subtle exploration of the status of women in society, Virginia Woolf exposes appalling facts about the condition of women during earlier centuries in England. Gender bias was strong in Elizabethan England: men and women were not treated as equals. We are shocked to know that “wife-beating was a recognized right of man”. Also, girls were denied education in England up to the eighteenth century.

Women in real society were completely different from the inspiring female characters that we see in great works of literature. In reality, according to social dictates, women were subservient to men. The complete lack of information about women before the eighteenth century in England shows the extent of discrimination against women on the basis of gender and their low position in society.

By means of imaginative reconstruction, Virginia Woolf explores what would have happened to a talented woman if she had been born in Shakespeare’s times. Through this method, the writer raises fundamental issues concerning gender bias such as denial of education to the girl-child, denial of expression of the self and one’s talents, and denial of choice in personal matters. Suppression of identity of women in the patriarchal society of sixteenth and seventeenth-century England was so severe that any woman of the exceptional genius of those times would have been led to commit suicide, become crazy, or live in utter isolation—Woolf concludes.

In the concluding section of the essay, Shakespeare’s hypothetical sister Judith emerges as a symbolic figure of a woman of genius, seeking to come to life in a conducive atmosphere for appropriate self-expression. The writer calls for a change of attitudes in society, whereby one can find parity between men and women, whereby women find space, courage and liberty to express themselves.

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If you unable to match with the NCERT syllabus as you are from  CISCE i e . That is council of international school certificate examination and your in search of a good history department of University. But your experiences in q set through cusec in any centre University there is no good history department for study. You can search for duet Delhi University entrance test or BHU UET, courses with history honours in any of the university as you like.

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You have not mention the name of the university in which you take admission for BA history honours course. It may be Dr Ambedkar University or Jamia milia University Delhi. Jamia milia University admission in under graduate  courses candidate has to appear for an jmi entrance test. In jmi AdMission will be based on the previous 12th class marks and entrance  test and the availability of seats for the respective course here is BA history honours. For  taking admission in other universities in BA history honours course to follow the same procedure of admission.

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MSc Geography course you need to have BSc Geography course which requires you to have Mathematics compulsorily as a subject in your 10+2. So without Mathematics you can't do MSc Mathematics.

Now doing MA Geography also you can pursue your dream of being researcher. Not all the researchers in Geography are from the science background. During the PhD interviews & entrance, both MSc & MA graduates gives the same paper. So don't worry about that, if being a researcher is your dream then MA/MSc don't matter. The important thing that is required is your will power regarding the subject you are studying.

For more information regarding Geography as a career choice, consider visiting the link provided below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/geography-course

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M.A HISTORY EXAM PATTERN

Admission in Master of History is based on the written test exam conducted by the University of Delhi.

1. There will be 100 questions .
2. All the questions will be of Multiple choices .
3. There will be one option correct.
4. For every incorrect response, there will be a negative marking .
5. Maximum marks will be 400 .
6. For each correct answer, the candidate will get 4 marks .

There was no particular syllabus for the exam .If you observed the previous papers the questions will be from every background i.e Ancient History,Medieval History and Modern History.So it will benefit you if you cover all the concepts. There are some basic books that you will need to go through:

1. A History of Ancient and Early Medieval India: Upinder Singh
2. Ancient India: R.S Sharma
3. The Making of Early Medieval India: B.D Chattopadhyay
4. History of Medieval India: Satish Chandra
5. The Agrarian system of Mughal India: Irfan Habib
6. From Plassey to Partition: Sekhar Bandopadhyay
7. Modern South Asia- History Culture and Political Economy: Sugata Bose and Ayesha Jalal
8. Modern Times: Sumit Sarkar
9. A Subalteran Studies Reader: Ranajit Guha
10. Early India- From the Origins to 1300AD: Romila Thapar

These should be enough for your preparation. Apart from these, you may use a NET study guide by Arihant or Trueman. Both are equally good.

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See for the PUBDET there are no strict syllabus provided. As per the official bulletin of the PUBDET 2021, the entrance test for the History Hons. will contain 80 marks question from History & 20 marks question from English. Now for both this subjects, you have to prepare with respect to the boards syllabus. Focus on the syllabus strictly for History & for English focus on the grammar and vocabulary portions. You can also focus on the NCERT History books of 11 & 12th as well.

Also I would suggest you to visit the link below, and download the last 3 years question of PUBDET and basing upon that start your preparation:

https://wbjeeb.nic.in/EXMPUBDETCMS/Page/Page?PageId=1&LangId=P

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