sorry i did not understand you query . please porvide me informataion properly and clearly enough that that it will be easy fo rme to understand it and answer it acoordingly. all the best have a great future ahead.

Hello Dear,

In Medical Govt. colleges maximum fees is around 2lakh per year including (admission fee + mess + tuition fee).

check the list of colleges and their fees:
https://www.plancess.com/jee-mag/fee-structure-of-top-government-and-private-medical-colleges-in-india/

good luck

Hello 

Getting Ma English in this college is not an option for you with such scores but don't get disheartened you can do it from some other university as well.

You can apply in private reknowned universities as well if you are interested in doing this course

Thank you 

as per my knowledge if you scored about above 60 marks then you are actually in the safe zone so you dont have to worry about it and go ahead you have chances 

Hey.

Yes you can do that . 

Thanks

Hello Raviteja, 

Eligibilty

40% marks in Part II with Psychology as an optional at B.A./BMR, M.Ed./ M.A.(Education)/ M.Sc.(Home Science)/ Diploma in Child Psychology or Industrial Psychology.

There is no confirmed information regarding number of seats for the course. For this you can contact the college authorities. 

Yes you are eligible for ma in statistics but may be you have to gie entrance exam to get eligibile in taking admission. SO kindly provide me the name of the colleges in which you want admission so that i can guide you accordingly. All the best have a great

Hello,

The fee structure for MA in Hindi is ₹ 367 per year in Jawaharlal Nehru University including Tuition fees, admission fees, registration and other fees

Hello Sourabh,

you can check JEE COLLEGE PREDICTOR it will help you decide if you can take admission in the same,

I hope this helps

All the best

dear student,

Admissions to an MA program in Delhi university is done through and entrance examination that is conducted by the university in the month of June, most probably in the first.

The entrance is conducted for 50% of the available seats as the other 50% are reserved for students