You need a Bachelor's degree in History or a closely related field like Social Sciences, Humanities, or Liberal Arts. Some universities might consider students with a Bachelor's degree in another discipline with a strong background in History courses.

Universities often have minimum percentage requirements for your Bachelor's degree. This can range from 50% to 70%, depending on the institution.

• Start by researching universities offering MA History programs that align with your interests. Consider factors like program specializations, faculty expertise, and campus location.

  Visit the websites or contact the admissions office of the universities you're shortlisted. Verify their specific eligibility criteria for the MA History program, including the required degree and minimum marks.
  
  Fill out the application form carefully and accurately. Request transcripts from your Bachelor's degree university to be sent directly to the program you are applying to.Write a compelling SOP outlining your academic background, research interests, and career goals in History. Highlight relevant skills and experiences. Request recommendation letters from professors familiar with your academic work in History
  
  Some universities might require you to take entrance exams like university-specific exams or national-level exams. Prepare well for these exams if necessary.
  
  Shortlisted candidates might be called for an interview with faculty members. Be prepared to discuss your research interests, academic background, and motivations for pursuing an MA in History.
  
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