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Suni K

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If you have interest in management, then MBA is a good option. For those with strong subject interest, MA in the concerned discipline followed by doctoral level of work is the choice.

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Chetna S

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Hi
The naming of the courses like professional or academic was done after the independence mainly to have an equal workforce so that country's economy could work better. Professional courses like -BBA, BCA etc were introduced for direct entry into jobs without waiting for a higher degree. But now a days both of these need atleast master's to get a good job.
The major difference in the two is:The professional course mainly lead to specific career path like BBA leads to MBA, BCA to MCA. With academic degrees you can opt various choices in education, research, management etc.
Hope that suffice.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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Generally syllabus for Pass and Hons degree courses are generally similar. Hons degree courses are more rigorous and you will get to depth of subjects and your learning will be superior. Some universities allow special electives choice in Hons degree course. If you are targeting Civil Services examination after BA then Hons degree is a better choice in comparison to pass course. It will reduce your Civil Services examination preparation efforts.

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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor

Guide-Level 13

Yes surely you can go for it. However, if you are interested in teaching than it is advisable to pursue MA in English Literature.

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Sachin Sharma

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Its depend upon college .when u will see college cut off if there is any type of disadvantage or advantage will mention here .

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

You are eligible for all MBA specialisations. You can chose any specialisation based on your interests to excel. Marketing and HR could be your preferences over other specialisations.

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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor

Guide-Level 13

If you are planning to make your career in the field of teaching, than it is advisable to go for MA in English Literature. After completion of your PG in English, you can pursue Ph.D in your subject. It has great scope. Good English teachers are always in demand.

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Mohammad Asif Umar

Beginner-Level 5

You can apply for MBA by approaching the university with relevant documents. No we have regular MBA and minimum 75% attendance is compulsory. You can do job after the college hours.

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