Hi aspirant, according to the NIRF Rankings 2020 Miranda House has bagged the first rank among all the colleges of India for the fourth consecutive year. Lady Shri Ram College for Women bagged the second position followed by the Hindu College at the third rank.

For better comparison you can take help of below mentioned college comparison tool link;

https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges

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Hello

if youa re asking what should be given preference college or degree. First of all every where in India you will get the same course books and study material and the same companies will hire you as other institutes. The major difference is the course or degree you are pursuing. The better the course the better chances of employement and you will have better interest in studies. After all college is not always about fun you sometimes want to meet new people and gain new experiences. Different courses have different opportunites for scope in india or abroad. So take that course which you have interest in and what will make you grow.

Dear Akansha,

Your question is not clear .. but if you want to know the comparison between these three subjects , then here it is:

Political Science is the knowledge about the activity or working procedure of Government .We generally know that science means a systematically organized body of knowledge on a particular subject.  So, that's why political science is giving us a special systematic knowledge of Indian Politics and their history with its present .

On the other side ,

Psychology is a totally different subject . It basically gives us a deep concept of human behaviour and their emotions with mental stability .

Sociology , again a totally different topic with the above two subjects .It generally helps us to gain the analytical skills to view the society , environment and the relationship between human and society with a logical point of view.

So.. I hope you can understand that these three topics are important in their own field and in such case no comparison should be there as all of them are equally valuable degrees for every desired individuals .

let me know if any other query regarding this raises in your mind !

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Hey Nimisha!

Students studying sociology study the existence and significance of sociological aspects in fields such as politics,economics, media, and education, among others. Following are a few of the subjects which are studied by sociology students.

• Social Anthropology
• Sociology Development
• Economic Sociology
• Sociology of Mass Media and Mass Communication
• Social Stratification
• Change Development and Globalisation
• Methods of Sociological Research
• Sociology of Education
• Social Institutions
• Life Skill Education and women's Studies
• Political Sociology
• Social Challenges and Movements
• Classical Sociological Theories

For futher information, refer the page, the link for which is provided below. You will get more clarity once you go through the information. If you have any more doubts, you may post it or write in the comment section.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/sociology-course

Hi aspirant since you want to know the latest syllabus of class 12th for the session 2021-2022 in respect of RBSE, so for your better convenience below I'm mentioning the link from where you will get the exact information regarding this;

https://school.careers360.com/articles/rbse-12th-syllabus

Hope this will help you.

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Hello candidate,

In order to know about the details regarding the new syllabus for sociology for the academic session 2021 2022 class 12th you need to mention the specific educational board, for which you are interested in order to know more specific details regarding the same.

If you have any further queries regarding college admissions, entrance examination details, cut off criteria, or any other educational related doubts, feel free to post it here!!

Hello Preetam!

You haven't mentioned the board name for which you want to know the new syllabus for Sociology. In case, you are referring to CBSE board sociology syllabus then you may download the e- book syllabus from the link provided below. CBSE has removed several courses from the CBSE 12th class sociology syllabus for 2021. This e-book in the link contains all of the topics and units that will be covered in the forthcoming examinations. You may access the most recent CBSE sociology curriculum for class 12 from the e-book.

https://school.careers360.com/download/ebooks/cbse-12th-sociology-syllabus-2020-21

Just make sure to read this syllabus, only if you are from CBSE board because the link provided above is for CBSE students. In case you belong from some other board, then please mention the board name and then you may repost your question after providing the board name or write in the comment section.

Hey there

Given below is the link of Allahabad University master of Arts and other subject syllabus. Kindly go through the link for getting your answer. Just scroll down and you will get all details related to syllabus, exam pattern, post graduate aptitude test and undergraduate aptitude test

https://university.careers360.com/articles/allahabad-university-syllabus

Hello,

I hope you are doing good,

Following colleges provide this course in South Indian states:

1.Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad

ADMISSION- GATE / UGC NET/ NRF

AVG. FEES- INR 1.72 Lakhs

2.Bharathiar University, Coimbatore

ADMISSION- University Level Test

AVG. FEES- INR 30,500

3.Christ University, Bangalore

ADMISSION- Merit-Based

AVG. FEES- INR 95,000

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Hey Manya!

Since you are referring to University of Delhi(DU) SOL, you can apply for BA programmes offered by DU in various subject options which are specified and are available and provided by University of Delhi(DU) SOL. Also, yes you have to choose the course you want yourself. You have certain options and you will have to select the course you want to study and get yourself enrolled in by yourself. You may check out the link provided below through which you can know about the various courses offered by DU School of Open Learning and their  durations.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/du-sol-courses/amp

Hope it helps!