Hi,

Admissions to BA course in History into St. Mary's College, Thrissur has started for students. The last date of application has not been declared by the authorities of the college. You can visit the official website of the college to apply for your choice of course & wait for the counselling process to begin.

Hope this helps.

Hi aspirant

hope you are doing absolutely fine

Definitely yes. its one of the important subjects in dealing with the state. public service commission exam, not only state, but also UPSC.

History plays the root of the exam to analyze the the student's in depth knowledge about the state history, culture, etc

It will definitely add more chances for clearing the exam. Moreover it will be quite easy for you to remember as you will be reading for 3 years

ALL THE BEST

HOPE IT HELPS

Hello Aspirant...

BHU PET 2021 Syllabus

I hope this information helps.

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Hello Prajakta,

Yes you can pursue MA history after doing graduation in any discipline.

Eligibility criteria

• Students must have completed graduation from a recognized institute or college in any discipline.
• Students must hold a bachelor’s degree with a minimum aggregate of 50 percent marks.
• Students must clear the entrance test with the required cutoff specified by the institute followed by the personal interview.

Some top entrance exams for this course are

• IPU CET
• JNUEE
• BHU PET
• DUET

I hope this information helps you.

You can know more about MA history from this link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/courses/ma-in-history/amp

Hello,

If there is any other course that equally interests you as much as history, then you may give it a though to pursue major in the same along with having history as elective, this way you can also prepare for upsc having history as optional at least you will be well acquainted with the syllabus, and talking from the perspective of UPSC, you can go for graduation in political science, geography, economics, public administration, sociology to name a few as there is considerable overlap of the syllabus of these subjects with that of general studies and optional subjects, the rest is up to you, think clearly about your choices and then make a decision regarding it, you can also discuss it with your parents, they too will be able to guide you better by providing their inputs, but eventually what matters is your choice, your interest and this should be aligned with your career goals,

All the best!

Dear Student,

For UG Courses (merit-based) :-

• Candidates will have to qualify their 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board.
• There will be no minimum age limit to get admission into UG course in the University & its colleges (except in professional courses). Gap year(s) would be no bar for the purpose of admission to a undergraduate course.
  
  For getting admission into B.A., the eligibility criteria is minimum 45% Marks in aggregate.

To know more about DU Eligibility Criteria 2021, you can visit the given link :- https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-eligibility-criteria

You can use the given link to predict your DU College :- https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor?icn=DU_clgpd&ici=DU_article_view_text-mapping

Happy Learning!

hi,

I assume you have cleared the ugc net exam from History department. see this score has done extra credit for your resume. however you must check the recruitment notifications , college vacancy in official website of colleges of both private and government, public service commission as per state wise  for latest vacancy for your stream.

right now there is many online platform which hires candidates for virtual teaching positions, some of the Indian companies are byjus, vedantu etc.

make a profile on linkedin, times job to get latest job alerts.

Hi Shani,

JNU is an excellent college in terms of educational facilities, faculties and peer groups. If the subjects mentioned i.e. political science, history, sociology etc. excites you, do go for it. However, do not choose a college just because of its name, consider the subjects you're getting with more priority as sooner or later you'll start hating them if they do not motivate you.

So as to simplify my answer, give preference to the course and then college.

Hope this helps.

Hello there!

Hope you are doing fine.

DU release about 7-8 cut off lists for admission in various courses and colleges.

In first or second list, cut off marks goes as high as 97-98% for admission in top colleges.

But it depend on many factors like no. of students applying, average marks of students, etc.

Also, cut off for reserved categories goes a little lesser.

So, with these marks it may be difficult to get admission in first three cut off lists.

You can check your chances of getting admission in desired course and college by clicking the link below:

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor?utm_soource=qna

Hope it helps.

Stay safe.

Good luck !!