The answer rests in what kind of BA you are taking- BA in liberal arts setting or BA from the traditional offering perspective.
If you are taking BA in Liberal arts context, so if you are pursuing BA in History in a non liberal arts setting, you will just be diving deep into history, history and history all your years without understanding the other disciplines.
If you pursue a BA in History in liberal arts setting, you will develop a deep understanding of history and at the same time you will have adopted all the other transferable skills. So, you will be a history  major who will be creative, who would be able to solve complex problems, who will be a great communicator. So that is the difference and hence there are implications in the job market.

Prof. Dishan Kamdar
VC, FLAME University

B.Ed is a Professional course that one can pursue after Graduation to take up Teaching as a profession. You can teach in Schools after your B.Ed. But to teach History in Schools, you should have had History as a subject in your Graduation. If BA LLB does have that, you can teach History in schools based on your B.Ed degree.

To be honest with you, LLB alone cannot get you a teaching job. Even if it is an Integrated Law course, you will still need LLM or Ph.D to teach in Law Schools and atleast a B.Ed if you want to teach in Schools. Now B.Ed is a Professional course that one can pursue after Graduation to take up Teaching as a profession. You can teach in Schools after your B.Ed.

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To start your preparation for UPSC Civil services /IAs exam you must start by NCERT books. And  then go through the referred standard books. Most standard books for history are

• History of India and Indian National Movement -Spectrum’s A Brief History of Modern India, by Rajiv Ahir, India’s Ancient Past, by R.S. Sharma, A history of Medieval India, by Chandra Satish, etc.

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Many entrance exams are conducted for admission to different universities and most of the exams are conducted in English. So we're unable to understand of which exam you want to know the pattern. Please mention the exam name so that we can provide you with the accurate details. You comment down the exam name.

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These lines are said by honorable

"SIR EDWARD BURNETT TYLOR".

he was an anthraprologist, and also the originator of cultural anthropology.

I hope this help

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To recreate the past literary sources provide deep insight but the possibility that are highly influenced by the conditions of a writer cannot be neglected.

Explanation: The foremost problem is the credibility of the ancient literary source because the writers were patronized by royal courts and private wealthy individuals, therefore, we found a lack of criticism towards them. Historically, writing is patronized by the royal courts to justify their rule and therefore the element of bias needs to be studied carefully.

Therefore to recreate the past a historian has to not just understand the literary sources but also the context in which the source was produced.

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Since chain you doesn't Bromide history in the first mode of studies so you are getting no option to choose first mode of study in history. You may check the eligibility criteria and the respective terms and conditions also the rules and regulations before applying for JNUEE 2020.

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Prepare a short curriculum vitae mentioning your career history skill and other important details

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When it comes to syllabus of static GK for Integrated Law Program in Punjab University which comprises of subjects such as History, Geography, General Science, Economics, polity up to intermediate level, you can use lucent's gk that's one of the best book for static currrent affair or you can also visit sites such as GKToday, Jagran Josh where you'll find compilations in form of various categories. For dynamic current affair the best thing is to read newspaper on a daily basis such as The HIndu/The Indian Express or you can go for also Pratoyogita Darpan.