Hello Poornima,

For DU admissions , if you want History , you can choose combinations based on your interest and career goals . Some good options are:

1. History + Political Science + Economics – Ideal for UPSC, law, or policymaking.
   
   
2. History + English + Sociology – Great for journalism, research, or teaching.
   
   
3. History + Geography + Political Science – Good for civil services and international relations.
   
   
4. History + Philosophy + Psychology – Best for academics, writing, or counseling.

Check DU’s course structure and CUET subject requirements before finalizing your combination!

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello Poornima,

Yes, you can choose Hindi as a domain subject in CUET (UG) since you have Hindi Elective in Class 12. However, universities may have specific subject requirements for different courses.

For Humanities courses , your subjects ( Hindi Elective, English Core, Home Science, History, Hindustani Music Vocal ) align with CUET domains, but you should check the eligibility criteria of your preferred universities. Some may require additional subjects or specific combinations.

Visit the CUET official website or your target university’s admission portal to confirm subject eligibility before applying.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

You may be eligible for admission to the M.A. Music (Vocal) program at the Government College for Women, Nawakadal, if your 5-year Sangeet Visharad diploma and graduation meet their equivalency requirements. To confirm you should directly contact the college's admissions office to verify if your qualifications align with their criteria and learn about the application process

Hello aspirant,

Chemistry was marked as additional, and you did not pass it, so you may need to retake the exam. To be eligible for NEET, you must pass all three core subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology). with a minimum of 40% marks for a OBC candidate.  If you do not pass Chemistry, you may be unable to sit for NEET until you clear that subject

Because Chemistry is a fundamental subject for NEET, you should pass the Chemistry exam (by re-test or additional exam). To be eligible for NEET, you must pass all of your core subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology).

Confirm the status of your Chemistry subject with your school or board. If it was designated as additional and you did not pass, enquire about how to clear it (for example, through a supplementary or re-test).

Once you have completed all of the needed topics (including Chemistry), you will be able to take the NEET 2025. Make sure you meet the minimum aggregate marks necessary for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology together.

NEET (National Eligibility and Entrance Test) is a national-level entrance exam in India for undergraduate medical courses (MBBS, BDS, and other associated degrees) in medical colleges around the country. The National Testing Agency (NTA) administers NEET, which is a very important entrance test for aspiring medical students.

The minimum marks required in Class 12 are:

1. General category: At least 50% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology combined.
2. OBC/SC/ST categories: At least 40% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology combined.

For more information on NEET examination visit-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-2025-latest-news-updates

Hello Shital,

Admission timelines for a Post Graduate Diploma (PGD) in Music vary depending on the institution. Typically, admissions for PGD programs in music open around June to August for the new academic year, with some colleges or universities offering admissions in the January intake as well.

To find out the exact dates:

1. Check individual college websites or their admissions notifications.
   
   
2. Look out for universities like Indira Kala Sangeet Vishwavidyalaya , IGNOU , and other music institutes that offer PGD in music.
   
   
3. Entrance exams or interviews might be required, so keep an eye on important deadlines.

Start preparing and applying early to secure a spot in your desired institution.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello aspirant,

To apply for a Masters of Arts in Music, one must have a B.A. with honors in music or music as one of their subjects. Reputable universities have established a minimum qualifying standard of 50% in the B.A. Before admitting someone to pursue an M.A. in music, some universities additionally administer screening exams.

So if you fulfill the eligibility criteria, you can do MA in Music from university.

Thank you

Yes, you can do an MA in Music even if you have a background in Mathematics and Science. Here’s a simple way to go about it:

Steps to Do MA in Music

1. Check Requirements :

   • Eligibility : Look at the universities offering MA in Music to see if they accept students from different backgrounds. Some might need you to have a basic knowledge of music.

2. Find a University :

   • Search : Look for colleges or universities that offer an MA in Music. You can find this information on their websites.

3. Contact the University :

   • Ask : Call or email the university to confirm if you can apply with your current background and if there are any extra steps you need to take.

4. Prepare :

   • Entrance Test/Audition : Some universities might ask you to take a test or audition to show your interest and skills in music.
   • Learn Basics : If you don’t have much music experience, it might help to learn some basics or take a short course in music.

5. Apply :

   • Fill Forms : Complete the application forms for the MA in Music.
   • Submit Documents : Provide your undergraduate degree, marksheets, and any other required documents.

Summary

• Eligibility: Check if the university accepts students from different fields.
• Preparation: Be ready for any entrance tests or auditions.
• Application: Apply to the university and submit the required documents.

Hey there! Thanks for reaching out to us at Careers360. I'd be happy to help you explore your options for becoming a music producer and vocalist after 12th. That sounds like an exciting career path!

So, to pursue a career in music production and vocals, there are a few routes you could consider:

1. Formal education: You could look into music production or sound engineering courses at colleges or specialized music institutes. These programs can give you a solid foundation in both the technical and creative aspects of music production.

2. Vocational training: There are also shorter diploma or certificate courses focused specifically on music production or vocal training.

3. Self-study and practice: Many successful producers and vocalists are self-taught. You could start by learning music theory, practicing your vocal skills, and experimenting with music production software.

As for qualifications, while there's no strict requirement, having a background in music (like playing an instrument) can be helpful. Most importantly, you'll need a good ear for music, creativity, and technical skills with music production software.

Financially, it can vary quite a bit. If you go the formal education route, you'll need to consider tuition fees. For self-study, you'll need to invest in some basic equipment like a computer, music production software, and possibly a home studio setup.

Keep in mind that building a career in music can take time and persistence. Networking, creating a strong portfolio, and continuously improving your skills are key.

Would you like me to dig deeper into any specific area? Maybe we could look at some music production courses or discuss ways to start building your skills right now? If yes, check this out.

Hi there,

Hope you are doing fine.

As a PhD student in Vocal Music from the Banasthali University you may be looking for some opportunities to find the vacancies in the field of music. For someone with the academic background there are several avenues to explore.

You can check with the local and the national music institutions, universities and colleges that might be looking for the guest lecturers or part time faculty in vocal music. Additionally you can also explore the opportunities at the cultural organizations, music schools and performing arts centers which often seek experts for workshops, masterclasses and performances. You can also check the online platforms and academic job boards that might also list some openings for research positions or adjunct faculty roles in music.

You can network with the professionals in the field and attending relevant music conferences can also uncover potential vacancies. Hope this resolves your query.

Greeting Student.

First of all the best for your 10th exam.If you want to pursue music as your career. You have to complete your 12th in arts and then you can do B. A in Music. If you are interested in B.Com You have to complete your 12 in commerce and then do B.Com by enrolling in online or offline music classes in your nearby locality.

Thank You. See you as a singer soon. All the best. Do your practice every day.