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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

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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,

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BHU PET 2021 Syllabus

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

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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

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

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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

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

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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,