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No, admissions are based on Class 12 scores. Students who have scored minimum 45% in class 12 are eligible to apply for admission. Students can fill the application form on official college website. The seats are allotted by university in multiple rounds.

The eligibility for applying is Class 12 with a minimum aggregate of 45% from any recognised board. The seats are allotted by university on the basis of Class 12 merit scores. Students can register and fill the application form on official college website. It releases multiple cutoff lists for each course.

No, internships are not a part of curriculum. The syllabus is spread across eight semesters. It includes various major, minor and additional subjects. It is mandatory to fulfil the credit score as per university guidelines. 

Yes, you can take exit after one year. However, it is compulsory to clear all exams of semester I & II. Students who quit after second semester are not eligible for the degree. They are given a certificate. Also, it is compulsory to fulfil the number of credits in each semester as per the college guidelines. 

The university offers BA in full-time mode for four years. As per CBCS, students have an option to exit from the course after I, II & III year. The admissions are based on Class 12 merit scores. Students can submit a hard-copy of their application forms along with all documents in college. The university releases cutoff lists for each course on the official website.

No, it cannot be completed in two-years. However, the university allows an option to exit the course after second year. Students who take exit after fourth semester are given a Diploma degree in BA. The university offers multiple exit options during the course. 

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Since you have a degree in B.A Hindi, you can apply for jobs as a Hindi Teacher, Hindi content writer, Journalist, Hindi Lecturer, etc.

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MIT School of Humanities BA admission are offered to eligible students who meet the admission criteria. The college offers the seats to students through the following basis:

• Statement of Purpose + Personal Interview performance

Both qualify you for UPSC Civil Services. BA graduates - especially those with Political Science, History, or Sociology - have a natural overlap with the UPSC syllabus and can start preparation earlier. LLB graduates also appear for UPSC but spend more years in college first. If UPSC is your primary goal, starting with BA is often more efficient.

Yes. you can do a 3-year LLB after BA at any recognised law college. You will need to clear a law entrance exam: CLAT, AILET, or state's law entrance test.