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B.A Eligibility Jamia Millia Islamia
I don't have Hindi as one of my subjects in 12th, am I still eligible for this course?
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JUNAID ALAM

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Yes, you are eligible but you must have more than 50% marks in 12th.
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B.A Eligibility St. Xavier's College, Mumbai
Is there BA french degree in Xavier's? What is the minimum percentage required for B.A french?
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neha trivedi

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Xavier's in Mumbai do have BA in french. To get into Xavier's, you should have an excellent academic scores with minimum requirement of 50 percent.

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B.A Eligibility St. Xavier's College Kolkata
Marks of which subject or subjects will be considered for applying to journalism and mass communication in St. Xavier's College?
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Somanath SahooASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN JOURNALISM AND MASS COMM

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 If you have completed your 10+2 successfully, then you may apply for B.A. in Journalism. Students have to go through an entrance interview before being selected. Don't worry about marks of any particular subject. Apply and appear the interview.

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B.A Eligibility Panjab University
What percentage is required in +2 arts to get admission in Panjab University for B.A?
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Khushi Parekh

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You require a minimum of 50% in your final board exams.

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B.A Eligibility Humanities & Social Sciences
What is the eligibility criteria for doing BA mass communication and journalism?
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neha trivedi

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Hello,
You should have minimum 55 percent aggregate in your class 12th. Many colleges have admissions based on merit and many have their own entrance exams. So, you have to score well.

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6 years ago

B.A Eligibility Christ University
Is maths compulsory in class 12th for getting admission in B.A in economics?
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shaniya salahuddin

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No, math is not compulsory for B.A. If you don't have mathematics so won't worry you can easily apply for this university.
Good luck!
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B.A Eligibility Science
I passed 10+2 (science) in 2013 with 34% marks. Can I get admission in BA classical music?
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siddhi ghuge

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Yes, you can. However, some institutes take an audition or aptitude test before the admission process. Also, check for the institute that will give you admission with the marks mentioned.

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B.A Eligibility Delhi University (DU)
Can a OBC student get admission in DU for B.A in history by getting 80%?
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shaniya salahuddin

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Yes, of course, you can easily get admission in DU with this percentage.
Good luck.

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6 years ago

B.A Eligibility Humanities & Social Sciences
I've got 55% marks in PCM stream. I've scored 55% in 12th boards, am I eligible to apply for BA (H) in arts in BHU?
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Bhumika Chauhan

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Yes, you are eligible to apply. The minimum percentage required in 50%.

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6 years ago

B.A Eligibility M.A
Can I pursue MA degree instead of BA If I am not eligible for the courses?
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parvez shaikhMentor for upcoming generation and talents

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If you have completed your BA then you can directly pursue your MA. Otherwise, you have to complete your graduation first for proceeding to the next level.
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