B.A Eligibility

Yes, you can apply for the same if you are a graduate from a recognized board. You can directly apply to the college.

You need to have passed 10+2 from a recognized university for admission in this course.

You need to fulfill the eligibility for getting admission in UNOM for MA in Ancient History and Archaeology. Since you already studying B.A. You are not eligible. Candidate must be a graduate from a recognised college /university to take admission in the college.

Yes, you can take admission in BA Hons economics, even if you've not don't 11th and 12th with maths.

The college website is silent about the eligibility of B.Music. I would suggest you to kindly contact the college authorities regarding the same, as they will be the right party to answer.

Netaji Subhas Open University offers Bachelor's degree programme (BDP) in the following areas:
1. History (EHI)
2. Political Science (EPS)
3. Sociology (ESO)
4. Public Administration (EPA)
5. Education (EED)
The eligibility criteria for above programs is passed 10+2 examination or equivalent (Arts or science only) with 45% marks. So, if you have completed class 12th in arts or science then you are eligible. Further, you will not get admission in the above courses on the basis of Polytechnic.

You will be eligible for B.Ed course only after you have done your graduation. It depends on the university check whether they offer the lateral entry or not. Regards.

Hi dear,There are no such limitations that a BA Candidate cannot do MBA. You need to clear the Management entrance test like MAT or CMAT or CAT or XAT. Also, it would be helpful for an economics candidate to do MBA in finance. Because everything in finance revolves around economics.

Hi dear,
You can pursue PGDM or MBA from AICTE College also. AICTE approved colleges doesn't require graduation in engineering. MBA can be pursued by any graduate. You are eligible for the course. But, your marks are very low in graduation, so before applying check the eligibility for minimum marks, because it is 50% minimum in almost all colleges.