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To be eligible for JNU admissions in M.A Hindi , candidates should have a bachelor’s degree in any discipline under 10+2+3 education pattern securing at least 45 percent marks aggregate with adequate proficiency in the Hindi.

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https://university.careers360.com/articles/jnu-eligibility-criteria

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MA Geography Entrance Test conducted in JNU consists of 100 marks, out of this 60 marks is for objective question, and the remaining 40 marks belong to subjective questions which consists of diagrams and practice maps.

Unit I (60 marks) Multiple Choice Questions on : 1. Geomorphology, climatology, oceanography and biogeography. 2. Human geography, economic geography, political geography, Population geography, human ecology and human settlements. 3. Regional geography of India- physiographic divisions, patterns and levels of development of agriculture and industries, growth of population, urbanization, and socio-culture diversity. 4. Geographical information System, Remote Sensing, Cartography, Quantitative Techniques/Statistics.

Unit II (20 marks) - Short Questions on Physical, human regional geography and geography of India.

Unit III (10 marks) - Question on Cartography, scale and map projections, topographical maps of India, Methods of data representation Unit IV (10 marks) - Question on Statistical Methods – frequency distribution, measures of central tendency and dispersion, Correlation.

Some of the best book regarding this are NCERT(specially X-XII), Geography through Maps by K.Sidhartha, GC Leong Physical and Human Geography, for Statistics you may refer NCERT books.Apart from this, go though previous year question paper along with you graduation books.

For previous year question paper, refer to the official website of JNU-

https://admissions.jnu.ac.in/searchquestionpaper.aspx

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Dear Akhil, The questions will be of Multiple Choice type. Part 1 will have questions from Mathematics and Science at 10+2 level. So you have to prepare accordingly. May be NCERT books will help you. Part 2 will have questions in the areas of Physics, Chemistry, Geology, Botany and Zoology at Graduate level. So you have to read the relevant books at Graduation level. For more information, please visit their official website at: http://jnu.ac.in/admission/JNU%20Prospectus%202019-20.pdf

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Jawaharlal Nehru College Placement test (JNUEE) test will be led from May 11 to May 14, 2020. JNUEE alongside JNU CEEB will be led by the National Testing Organization (NTA), this year. Till 2018, Jawaharlal Nehru College (JNU) led both JNUEE and JNU CEEB tests.

JNUEE test is currently called Jawaharlal Nehru College Passage Test (JNUET).

NTA will direct JNUET 2020 as a PC based test (CBT). JNUEE is directed to offer admission to applicants in undergrad and postgraduate projects offered by it.

While filling the application structure for JNU confirmations competitors can select to show up in the passageway test for a limit of three courses arranged by their inclination. Since the seats accessible for affirmation in projects offered at JNU is constrained, competitors are shortlisted for confirmation premise their exhibition in Jawaharlal Nehru College Selection test (JNUEE) just as viva-voce.

According to the official site of NTA, an aggregate of 1,16,558 applicants enlisted for both, JNU Placement test and JNU CEEB a year ago. Further, sources shared that an aggregate of 1,05,000 applicants showed up for JNUEE 2019 test so as to verify confirmation in 131 courses.

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Eligibility Criteria for Environmental Science in JNU is Candidate should have done B.Sc. degree or equivalent in any branch of basic or applied science under 10+2+3 pattern of education or B.E./B.Tech/MBBS with at least 55% marks.

If you have done BTech in Footwear Technology, you can give this exam.

Entrance Syllabus is as follows-

Question paper will be of objective type and include questions in two parts. Part 1: Includes questions from Science and Mathematics of 10+2 standard. Part 2: Includes questions from Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Geology, Botany and Zoology at B.Sc. level.

There are 100 questions with a negative marking scheme too in the examination.

Syllabus: six areas

1. Political theory
2. Political thought (western and indian)
3. Comparative politics and political analysis
4. Indian constitution
5. Public administration
6. International relation

Refer this if possible -

1. Political Theory -By Andrew Heywood.
2. Key concepts in political science -By Andrew Heywood.
3. India since independance -By Bipin Chandra.
4. From Plassey to partion and after (Selected Chapters) -By Sekhar Bandyopadhyay.
5. Indian Government and Politics -By B.L. Fadia.
6. Introduction to the Indian Constitution -By D.D. Basu.
7. The Indian Constitution -By Granville Austin.
8. The Oxford Companion to Politics in India -By Jayal Mehta.
9. Comparative Politics -By J C Johari.
10. Comparative Politics -By V N Khanna.
11. Western Political Thought -By Nelson.
12. Political Thought -By C L Wayper.

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Compulsory Subjects : Mathematics,Physics,Chemistry

Competitors ought to have passed or showed up for the last year of Intermediate Examination (10+2 example) with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry as discretionary or related professional courses in the fields of Engineering and Technology, directed by the Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh/Telangana, alongside extension course or courses led by it for applicants enlisted from scholarly year 2000 onwards, or some other assessment perceived as equal thereto by the Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh/Telangana .

Other qualification criteria

Competitor more likely than not passed or showed up in the last year of Diploma assessment in Engineering directed by the State Board of Technical Education and Training, Andhra Pradesh or whatever other assessment which is perceived as proportional by the State Board of Technical Education and Training, Andhra Pradesh