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Yes, you are eligible to join a 3-year law course based on your previous education. However, you may ned to verify yourself for the specific eligibility criteria like meet the admission requirements of the specific institution.

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Don't worry; you will not have to start from the first year again. You can continue your graduation by completing your remaining semesters through a credit transfer, distance education, or a one-year "graduation-in-one-year" program. It also depends on the rules and regulations of your institute and any government bodies.

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Sorry, but GDC Barsar doesn't appear to offer an MA in economics, as info about this program at GDC Barsar isn't available in the public domain. But still you can find this postgraduate degree at other institutes like Gauhati University or Calicut University.

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Hello dear candidate,

As per the official website of government college Barsar, MA in economics is currently not offered in Government college, Barsar.

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No, Government Degree College (GDC) Barsar does not offer a Master's (MA) in Economics. The college provides undergraduate courses such as B.A. with Economics as a major subject. For postgraduate studies in Economics, you would need to consider other institutions that offer an M.A. in Economics.

If you're interested in pursuing an M.A. in Economics, you might explore other colleges in Himachal Pradesh that offer this program, such as Government College Chamba, Government College Dharamshala, or Government College Kullu. These institutions offer M.A. in Economics and could be suitable options for your postgraduate studies.

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You can refer to the links attached below to know the colleges for D.Ed course as well as other important aspects like fees structure, career scope etc.

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Top D.Ed in Education Colleges in India 2025 – Courses, Fees, Admission, Rank

D.Ed Course: Full Form, Fees, Duration, Admission 2025, Syllabus, Career Options

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Hello,

If you are over 40, you can still appear for many exams, but eligibility depends on the type of exam. For example:

• Government Jobs (UPSC, State PSCs) – Some posts have age relaxation, especially for reserved categories.

• Bank Exams (SBI, IBPS) – Usually the upper age limit is 30–32, but some specialist roles may allow older candidates.

• Railway Jobs – Age limits vary by post; some technical posts have higher limits.

• SSC Exams – Most have upper age limits below 40, but some non-technical posts may allow it.

• Education & Teaching – Many universities allow NET/SET exams for teaching; some have age limits, some don’t.

• Competitive Exams without age limit – Some professional exams like Chartered Accountancy (CA), CS, UPSC Civil Services for certain posts, or Open University courses have no strict age limit.

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To get accurate details, please ask your question again with the name and location of the college which you are referring to.

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Can you please specify of which particular board you need to have question papers of mid term exam so that we can help you further.

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CBSE: CBSE Mid Term Sample Paper 2025-26 (Class 10 & 12) | Download PDFs with Solutions

CBSE Class 12 Half Yearly Exam Question Paper 2025-26 with Answer Key & Analysis

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Hello! It's important to clarify that you don't directly apply to the CBSE board itself for Class 11. Instead, you need to seek admission into a school that is affiliated with the CBSE board. The school is responsible for your final registration with the board for the Class 12 exams.

The primary eligibility criterion is to have successfully passed your Class 10 board examination from any recognized board, be it CBSE, ICSE, or a State Board. Your performance in this exam is crucial as most schools have a cut-off percentage for admission.