Hello

The fee structure varies from college to college. Kindly mention that you are asking about the fee structure of which college so we can provide you the details accordingly.

Also, since it is late to answer this query, I hope you might have got a seat. Do let us know if you have any other queries.

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Master of Arts in Anthropology is a postgraduate Anthropology program which is awarded after successful completion of a two years program. 

The basic eligibility criterion for pursuing MA Anthropology degree is graduation in any stream.

Syllabus of Anthropology as prescribed by various Universities and Colleges.

Sem.I

1. Social Anthropology Pt-1

2. Archaeological Anthropology

3. Tools and Technique of Anthropological Research

4. Folk Culture and Folk-Lore

Sem. II

1. Social Anthropology Pt-II

2. Physical Anthropology

3. Rural communities and Peasant Society

4. a-Field Work and Field Report

    b-PRactical (Physical Anthropology)

Sem.III

1. Methods & Theory in Social & Cultural Anthropology Pt-I

2. Development Anthropology Pt-I

3. Indian Anthropology Pt-I

4. Medical Anthropology Pt-I

5. Core Elective (ECC)

Sem.IV

1. Methods & Theory in Social & Cultural Anthropology Pt-II

2. Development Anthropology Pt-II

3. Indian Anthropology Pt-II

4. Medical Anthropology Pt-II

5. Dissertation (Fieldwork and Field Report)

Hello Sarvpriya, 

What you want to take in your graduation should totally depend upon your interest. If we talk about Bcom Honours and Economics honours, both specialises in different fields. While bcom deals with accountancy and taxation, economics honores deals with economics and statistics. It's up to you, which course you are interested in and what you are good at. 

And about PG, you shouldn't rush into thinking about it. Take it easy. U will eventually find out while graduation what you want to chose as PG course. 

Dear Sir/Ma'm, the qualifying cut-off for general category is 118-691 marks and for Scheduled Caste, Tribe and OBCs is 96-118 marks. However, crossing the qualifying cut-off alone doens't guarantee you a seat. 507 is good enough a score to secure your seat in a good medical college.

• Above 60%: 100% scholarship on college fees
• 51%-60%: 50% scholarship on college fees

Hello dear aspirant

As you might be aware that  admission  in ma Mass Communication is based on the rank obtained in BHU PET entrance as far as the cutoff is concerned so here we are providing all the information regarding the release of BHU pet cutoff for 2019 session

Banaras Hindu University will announce BHU PET 2019 cut off in online mode after declaring results. The cut off of BHU PET 2019 will be released for M.A., M.Com., M.Sc. courses provided by the Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Commerce, and Institute of Sciences. The university will declare BHU PET cut off 2019 for all categories including General, OBC, SC, ST, PWD. BHU PET 2019 cut off will mention the minimum marks that candidates must have scored in PET to qualify the exam and considered for admissions into the university for PG courses. The counselling of BHU PET candidates will also be done on the basis of cut off for BHU PET 2019. Candidates shortlisted on the basis of scores obtained in BHU PET 2019  and their meeting the cut offs will be sent call letters for counselling. Candidates can check below the BHU PET cut off trend over the years for various PG programmes like M.A., M.Sc. and M.Com.

Cutoff date for MA,MSc ,mcom

17 June 2019 after result declaration

Hope I have resolved your query feel free  to ask further queries

Hi Monika! 

There are plenty of options for doing MA English via correspondence. IGNOU is by far the best option and one that you should consider if you want to opt for distance education. It is accredited by UGC and accepted almost anywhere in the world and also their curriculum is pretty structured and good. If you want to go for other universities, please take the time to see whether their distance education program is UGC accredited or not. Keep in mind that some colleges are only allowed to conduct exams in their state, so please look into all of this before taking admission. I would advise you to opt for IGNOU.

Hope this helps!

Hello dear.. Different College have different dates for admission. You neither mentioned your preference of College nor your preferred place or state so it's quite difficult for me to exactly answer your question. In most of the College/Universities registration starts in the month of March for eg.Jamia Milia Islamia, Christ University, Gautam Buddha University,Banaras Hindu University etc.Here I am suggesting some colleges of Delhi ( as you are from.Delhi) you can apply in following Colleges.

Delhi University- 2ndweek of May (20th May probably) to 1st week of June.

Zakir Hussain College - Delhi- 1st June to  22nd June

Punjab University- 22nd April to 17th May

Daulat RAM College-Delhi- Commencement of online registration starts from May 18/onwards

Hope it helps.

Good Luck