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According to the new education policy you won't be constrained with the choice of subjects in the specific domain. For example, if you want to study economics, geography or physics together you can do so. You can take up Sociology as one of your subjects in school along

Hello dear, according to to new education policy there is a change in an undergraduate program. There will be four year multidisciplinary bachelor's i.e under the your year programme proposed student can exit after one year with a certificate, after two years with a diploma and after the three years

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I have searched on this topic but didn't got any good results . You should try searching for last year's papers in the nearby stationeries of the university province .I have found many stationeries that kept the previous years papers .Tou can also ask some seniors or visit

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As for the counseling process for PET, it started just yesterday. You can add your desired subject while filling the details. Another article that be very, very useful:

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here are some of the history courses

1. B.A in ancient history

2. B.A in ancient indian culture

3. B.A in ancient indian history and archeology

4. B.A history

5.  B.A (hons) history

6. B.Ed history

7. M.A in ancient indian history

8. M.A ancient history

9. M.A ancient

Hello Aspirant,

According to the latest qualification criteria of UGC for assistant professor's post, one should have SET/SLET, NET certificate and have completed his/her Master's degree successfully with minimum 55% marks.

If we talk about knowledge of computers so it is not much required and even it is not mandatory

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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR BA SOCIOLOGY (HONS.)

The criteria are 50% marks in aggregate or above in qualifying exams with one language+three academic subjects for general candidates. 45% marks in aggregate or above in qualifying exam with one language+three academic subjects for OBC candidates. 47.5% marks in aggregate or