Hello Darishka,

I would say that cognitive and abnormal psychology are preferable very good and informative subjects. You can go for this 2 if and only if you are very good with learning, because in these 2 papers you have to be very precise and correct as these two deals

You can refer the previous year papers to know the level of the questions. You should have the basic knowledge of the subjects like History, Economics, International Relations, Philosophy, Indian Politics. The Questions will be there from the B.A syllabus, so you need to have knowledge of the course which

Hi Madhav ,

Admission notification is generally released in may/june and the date of submission of filled in appilcation form will be 1 July to 30 September for January session and 1 January to March 31 for July session .

Fill the admission form will be available for June /July

Hi Aspirant

JNU entrance is known as JNU CEE.The written exam will not be sufficient rather for various course you have to give viva.Go through the post by visiting the link given below:

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Here you can download all free ebooks and sample paper for your preparation.

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Hi 

Eligibility criteria of MA (economics ) is as follows:

•  B.A. (Hons) in Economics subject
• A minimum aggregate score of 50% at the level of graduation

Although eligibility criteria may differ for entrance exam procedure and merit based admission procedure.

Some university that provide admission through entrance are:

Jamia milia

Hi aspirant

Ofcourse you can apply for MA in economics.The minimum eligibility criteria of MA(economics) are:

•  B.A. (Hons) in Economics subject
• A minimum aggregate score of 50% at the level of graduation

You can apply in the entrance test taken by different university.

Good luck

Dear Aloke, for pursuing any Master's degree, the basic eligibility criteria is that you should have studied that subject in your Bachelor's. Now for languages like  pursuing Masters in English, you should have studied your graduation with English as one of your subjects in the 3 year course duration. So

Hello Kaushal.

Qualification and Selection are two different aspects. You may qualify in neet but you may not get a collge. Qualification marks are the 50th percentile for a genral candidate. This goes at around 120/720 every year.

But for getting a government MBBS seat you need around 520+ marks

Hey.

In order to prepare for JNUEE MA Economics make sure you cover all areas including Macro, Micro, Stats, International Economics, Maths, Public Finance etc according to your syllabus. Make sure you go through the past year Papers which will help you to get an idea of the Pattern, time