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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

Guide-Level 14

You have to give LLB CET such as DU LLB CET in Delhi, MH Law CET in Maharashtra and if you are looking for a specific deemed or private university, their CET. National Law University does not offer 3 years law hence options not available please check other prescribed minimum qualification.

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Bhavna SinghI am a law student.

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There is huge difference between both. In BA. Programme, you will get 4 arts subject like Hindi, English, Economic etc. in each semester. But, in political science (Hons.), you will get all subjects related to politics. These subjects can be Indian politics, foreign politics etc.

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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

Guide-Level 14

Yes, as both courses complements each other. Amity may not be a good institute for this instead you should prefer well reputed colleges like Deccan College. Following is the eligibility criteria
Eligibility for Admission
B.A. degree, with Ancient Indian History, Culture and / or Archaeology / History / Sanskrit / Prakrit / Pali / Anthropology / Geography / Fine Arts / Architecture with a minimum of 55% marks or B+ or equivalent grade of a recognized University.B.Sc. degree, with Anthropology / Geography / Geology / Botany / Physics / Chemistry as a major subject with a minimum of 55% marks or B+ or equivalent grade of a recognized Univer
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Deepti Singh

Guide-Level 12

Career Opportunities after BA History:
Career options for students who have finished their graduation in history are quite high. They can go for advanced studies or get jobs. Those who would like to pursue their studies can go for Master's degree in the same field. Students can also appear for the UPSC or the state wide PSC tests. They can also appear for the SSC tests. Those who like the teaching profession can get the B.Ed (after BA) or M.Ed (after MA) degree and apply for teacher or lecturer positions. Many other job options are available too. A few include:
Archivists
Information Managers
Librarians
Politician
Public Relations officer
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

MBA is a generalist degree, which is open for all types of degree holders. BA graduates will not face any challenges in doing MBA in HR, if they put efforts.

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9 years ago

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

Scholar-Level 17

The answer depends on individual's interest and other factors like, your field of graduation and your career prospects. As you have prior experience of history and social sciences, I think you should try for MBA-HR in TISS as it is known for HR.
Other major disciplines in MBA, you can look for are as follows:
1. Operations: It needs analytical knowledge with fair hands on mathematics.
2. Finance: It needs basic knowledge of accounting and share, equity and credit-debit transactions.
3. Marketing: It deals with promotion and advertising strategy to convince the target customers for your product.
4. HR: It requires good communication skills
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

Any candidate with more than 50% marks in graduation degree is eligible to get admission in MBA. You are eligible for MBA, provided you score minimum eligibility marks in BA History.

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arjun majheeinterest in agricultural research.

Contributor-Level 9

Good job. If you want to study further, opt for B.Ed. You can appear for S.I, BO exam.

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9 years ago

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anresha phukan

Beginner-Level 3

Both psychology and sociology is good. It depends on your area of interest. You can pursue the one in which you will be confident enough to score good marks.
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