Sociology
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Yes, you can get MA Sociology entrance exam question papers focused on theory from universities like DU, JNU, and JMI. Delhi University’s 2016 and 2020 papers include theory-based MCQs and comprehension passages. Jamia Millia Islamia provides past entrance papers from 2016 to 2024 in PDF format, and JNU’s 2020 paper is available with an answer key. These papers help in understanding the exam pattern and commonly asked theory questions. You can download them from official university websites or reliable academic portals. For additional guidance and solved paper discussions, platforms like ArthaPoint also provide expert support to help students prepare effectively.
Taking a humanities and sociology group in classes 11 and 12 can be beneficial, especially if you're interested in a career in education, public policy, or social work. However, the most important factor is whether you are passionate about the subjects you are studying. If you have a strong interest in humanities and sociology, it can be a good foundation for further study in college, while also providing valuable skills like critical thinking and communication.
Whether you will be allowed to have this subject combination in your 11th and 12th will depend on the board you are studying in and also on the school. CBSE allows students to choose the subjects of their choice (English is compulsory). You must ask your school authority if they are willing to provide you this combination. Economics, Geography, Computer Science and Sociology are all excellent subjects.
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Yes, many schools and junior colleges offer Humanities (Arts) stream with the combination of Economics, Geography, Computer Science, and Sociology .
This subject combo is usually available in:
CBSE and ISC schools with Humanities/Arts stream
State board junior colleges (like in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, etc.)
Private colleges that allow flexible subject groupings
How to find this combination:
Look for colleges or schools that offer custom subject choices under Humanities.
Many colleges now allow choosing Computer Science as a 5th optional subject in Arts.
You can also consider schools/colleges with integrated or international curriculum (like IB or Cambridge), where such combinations are more flexible.
Tip: Always confirm with the college during admission as availability can vary by batch and region.
I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.
Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.
The Liberal Arts syllabus at IP University includes core subjects such as Political Science, Sociology, and Psychology, along with General Aptitude Test (GAT) and English. It covers foundational theories, concepts, and analytical skills across disciplines.
Since you want to pursue your future in IP (Informatics Practices) after completing 12th with a Humanities background, here are some great course options you can consider:
BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) – Some colleges allow admission to non-math students too. It’s a great course if you're interested in software, app development, or data.
B.Sc. in Computer Science / IT – Some universities offer this to non-science students as well. Check eligibility.
B.A. in Computer Applications or Information Technology – Offered by select universities and ideal for students from arts streams.
Diploma or Certificate Courses – Short-term courses in Web Development, Data Analytics, Digital Marketing, or Python programming can give you a head start.
Bachelor of Vocation (B.Voc) in Software Development or IT – UGC-approved skill-based degree programs.
Also, consider enhancing your practical skills through platforms like Coursera, edX, or Google certifications.
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