B.A

Yes, it is possible. The eligibility criteria for PG admission at the university is such that candidates should have secured a graduation degree from a recognised college/university.
Note: Aspirants are advised to thoroughly go through the eligibility criteria as mentioned by GU for the course in which they wish to secure admission.
Candidates belonging to reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC/MOBC) will be given marks relaxation of up to 5%. However, sons and daughters of permanent GU employees will be given marks relaxation of up to 10% in entrance test marks.
Reservation offered at Gauhati University
Reservation for Permanent Residents of Assam-
Scheduled Caste:
7%
Scheduled Tribes (Plains)
10%
Scheduled Tribes (Hills)
5%
OBC & MOBC
15%
Other Reservations
1) Total 3% of the total seats for each faculty (Arts, Science, and Commerce) will be kept reserved for Differently Abled students.
2) For sons and daughters of permanent GU Employees - one seat is kept reserved in each of the departments with intake capacity 40 or less and two seats in each of those departments with more than 40 intake capacity provided such candidates fulfill eligibility criteria.
3) Total 10 (ten) seats are kept reserved for the students under fringe villages, viz., GARIGAON, SADIUPUR, SUNDARBARI and KATIADAUMMG whose parents are permanent residents in the above village(s) since 1950.
4) Five seats are reserved for the sons and daughters of permanent GU Ex-employees.
5) Seats reserved for sons and daughters of ex-defence personnel as per E.C. resolution.
6) 20% of the seats in each department is allowed to the candidates of other universities on the basis of an admission test
Admission Process:
Candidates can secure admission in courses offered at Gauhati University on the basis of an entrance exam which is of 100 marks and two hours duration.

There is no subject / specialization wherein Job guarantee is there. However there are ample jobs for people who are flexible, willing to learn & have the positive attitude. If a person has clarity on what he wants to do in life then he can comfortable locate a job for himself, yes the remuneration my not be matching his/her expectations but then remunerations is a function of time, experience & skills acquired so have patience and all will fall into place.
Having said that a BA graduate in history/ philosophy / political science can assist you in preparing for UPSC exams. A BA in languages can given an edge in pursing a career as a teacher / journalist/ writer/media
A B.Com in accounts can give you an opportunity to pursue a career as an accountant and also explore CA as a professional course option
BSc in any subject will give you an opportunity to pursue a masters degree and then pursue a career n research /teaching/academics.
After graduation one can pursue post graduation in the said subject and then pursue a specialized career in the area.
Also after a generic BA/ B.Com/ B.Sc one has ample opportunities in sales, operations, customer service, education, manufacturing , media, that a person can pickup and build a career.
In case you have any specific query regarding a subject then do let me know and i will try and answer it