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Mayur Sondarkar
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LLB - Bachelor of Law, a three years Law Degree course which can be pursed after Graduation in any stream. The eligible candidate must be an Indian National having completed Graduation in any stream with minimum of 40% marks from a recognized University within the age of 30 years. Some top Institutions conduct entrance exam like CLAT for admission to LLB. Others conduct admission on the basis of marks secured in Graduation Level. All the best.
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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Hi,Yes, you can take political Science and economics in BA. After completing your class 12th in arts stream, so after completing your class 12th, you are eligible for taking politics and economics in BA Stream.
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Anu AnkitaSEO Analyst
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Yes, it is available. Bachelor of Arts B.A. In Photography is a 3-year undergraduate course which covers everything under the sun when it comes to photography. B.A. In Photography Eligibility Criteria:
* Candidate must have completed 10+2 from a recognised board. * Candidate can be from any stream Science, Commerce or Arts. * Clearing an entrance exam as well as creative interaction rounds could be part of the admission process. * Most institutes conduct admissions on the basis of merit.
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* Candidate must have completed 10+2 from a recognised board. * Candidate can be from any stream Science, Commerce or Arts. * Clearing an entrance exam as well as creative interaction rounds could be part of the admission process. * Most institutes conduct admissions on the basis of merit.
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Shikha Aggarwal
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If you have not submitted the application form, then yes of course, you can make the changes. If, in case, you have submitted, then in that case contact the concerned authorities.
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Neha Batra
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Yes, you can start preparing as its always better to save time. It's a good decision to start preparing side by side.
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Neha Batra
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Start preparing for MCQ and prepare the course word by word, because MCQ can only be solved if you are well versed with the main course.
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Neha Batra
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Yes, you can very well pursue IAS with this course. You can do LL.B after that as it will help you in clearing IAS.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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Bachelor of Arts is a 3-year undergraduate degree offered in India, the minimum eligibility for admission to which is passing in Intermediate or 10+2 level from a recognised board or university.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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B.A. ENGLISH HONOURS: SYLLABUS AND COURSE DESCRIPTION
A semester-wise breakup of the courses syllabus is tabulated below. Semester I
Semester II
Paper 1: English Literature 4 (I)Paper 4: English Literature 4 (ii)Paper 2: Twentieth Century Indian Writing (I)Paper 5: Twentieth Century Indian Writing (ii)Paper 3: Concurrent Qualifying LanguagePaper 6: English Literature 1 (I)Paper 7: Concurrent Credit Language
Semester III
Semester IV
Paper 8: English Literature 1 (ii)Paper 12: English Literature 2 (ii)Paper 9: English Literature 2 (I)Paper 13: English Literature 3 (I)Paper 10:Paper 14:Option A: Nineteenth Century European Realism (I)Option A:
A semester-wise breakup of the courses syllabus is tabulated below. Semester I
Semester II
Paper 1: English Literature 4 (I)Paper 4: English Literature 4 (ii)Paper 2: Twentieth Century Indian Writing (I)Paper 5: Twentieth Century Indian Writing (ii)Paper 3: Concurrent Qualifying LanguagePaper 6: English Literature 1 (I)Paper 7: Concurrent Credit Language
Semester III
Semester IV
Paper 8: English Literature 1 (ii)Paper 12: English Literature 2 (ii)Paper 9: English Literature 2 (I)Paper 13: English Literature 3 (I)Paper 10:Paper 14:Option A: Nineteenth Century European Realism (I)Option A:
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