B.A

BA course at University of Madras is a three years undergraduate course offered via its affiliated colleges and Madras University Distance Education (IDE UNOM). There are multiple specilisations available for the BA couse including BA in English, BA in Journalism, BA in Defence and Strategic Studies, BA in Economics, BA in Political Science BA in Tamil Literature, etc. 

Admission to the BA course is subject to a valid score in the last qualifying exam. The basic qualification required for BA admission is twelve years of school education. The BA course is available in both aided and self-financed mode. Candidates must meet the eligibility criteria to be eligible for admission.

Eligibility Criteria: Class 12 or equivalent examination from a recognised Board.

Yes you can get direct admission to the Faculty of Media Studies and Humanities at Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies (MRIIRS) for a BA program. Admission is primarily based on your Class 12 marks where you typically need a minimum of 50% to 60% depending on the course (e.g., BA in Journalism and Mass Communication, English or Psychology). While MRNAT (Manav Rachna National Aptitude Test) is an option for scholarships or additional merit assessment it is not always mandatory for BA admissions. Direct admissions are available based on meeting the academic eligibility making the process relatively smooth if you have strong academic performance.

Yes, Rabindra Bharati University reserves seats for various categories while admitting students to its BA courses. The seat reservation policies followed by the university are as follows:

• Five seats in each course offered by the Faculty of Arts are reserved for candidates applying for admission under the Sports Quota.
• Reservation of seats for ST/SC/OBC-A/OBC-B/EWS/PWD categories will be as per the West Bengal Government rules.
• Reserved category candidates from states other than West Bengal will be treated as unreserved category candidates
• SC/ST/OBC candidates who are shortlisted in the General merit list will also be placed in the Reserved Category merit list. They will have an option to be admitted through the General merit list or the Reserved Category merit list.
• Five supernumerary seats (over and above the sanctioned intake) are reserved for Foreign/NRI candidates.

Hindu College and Hansraj College are two popular options among aspirants willing to pursue a BA at Delhi University. To ascertain which college among the two provides a better ROI for BA courses, students must compare the course fees and expected salary pacakges of the two colleges. The following table presents a comparison between Hindu College and Hansraj College based on their median salary packages and BA tuition fees:

It is clear that Hansraj College provides a better Return on Investment (ROI) for BA students as compared to Hindu College.

NOTE: The mentioned fee is taken from the respective official websites of the colleges/sanctioning bodies. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.