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shivam Gupta

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To apply for the M.A. Anthropology programme at Sri Venkateswara University (SVU) Tirupati through Andhra Pradesh PGCET, you should select "Social Sciences" or "Humanities" as the subject. Andhra Pradesh PGCET is the Andhra Pradesh Post Graduate Common Entrance Test, and it covers various postgraduate programs, including those in Arts and Social Sciences. Anthropology typically falls under the umbrella of Social Sciences or Humanities, according to multiple university and education sites. 

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Sonali Samal

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So here's the deal: if you've got an MSc in Maths and now want to do a PhD in Anthropology, you can't jump straight in—you'll need to take a little detour. Most Indian unis (like DU) need you to first have a Master's in Anthropology or something related (like Sociology, Life Sciences, etc.). Since Maths doesn't count, your best bet is to do an MA or MSc in Anthropology first. The good news? Science grads like you are often eligible, and places like DU or IGNOU have low fees. Once you've got that degree (with 55%+ marks), you can apply for a PhD through CUET or NET/JRF, submit a research proposal, and boom; you're in the game. If you

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Khushi Jaiswal

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Several colleges in Kolkata offer degree courses in Anthropology Honours, including Acharya Prafulla Chandra College APCC Bindhan Nagar College Bangabasi College Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Government College, and Sita Nanda College.

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Shikha Arora

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If you're looking for high-paying job profiles, Anthropology can disappoint you a bit. But Anthropology can give you a wide career scope where you can explore many fields like research, social services, government departments, international organizations, diplomatic services, etc. Roles like Research Assistant, Museum Manager, etc., can get you a salary around INR 4 - 5 LPA, and with some relevant experience, the salary package will get higher.

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Mohit Datta

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Here are a few top Anthropology college options offering great placement options in India:

Top Anthropology CollegesAverage Package Offered
Dibrugarh Hanumanbax Surajmall Kanoi CollegeINR 38.2 LPA
Delhi UniversityINR 16 LPA
Dibrugarh UniversityINR 11 - 14.55 LPA
Dibrugarh2 UniversityINR 10 LPA
Dibrugarh4 UniversityINR 9.2 LPA

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

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Sreetama Shrivastava

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Not the direct way, but Anthropology is a great option to develop your knowledge and skills required for a job in an International organisation or diplomatic services. You'll get cross-cultural understanding, improved communication skills, enhanced research skills, etc. After this, you can seek a job in fields like International Aid and Development, Human Rights and Advocacy, Diplomatic Service, Business & Corporate Diplomacy, and so on.

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Nikita Chauhan

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Definitely, Anthropology is all about studying human behavior, and it helps Anthropology students understand different cultures and communities. As an Anthropology student, you'll be able to understand tribal societies better, address their challenges, help, and educate them.
Anthropologists' contribution to rural development is significant. Hi conduct ethnographic studies to analyze the dynamics, effective rural development planning.

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Rashmi Thakur

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Anthropology courses are offered mostly at the degree level. You'll find Anthropology courses mainly at the UG, PG, and PhD levels. Hence, their durations are fixed. For example, 3-4 years for undergraduate, 2 years for postgraduate, and 3-5 years for doctoral programs.

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