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Candidates who have passed Class 10 and Class 12 with relevant subjects and secured at least 50% aggregate are eligible for admission. The eligible students can visit the UPES website to register and apply. For the selection in the course, applicants' CUET/SAT scores are considered. The shortlisted

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No there is no age limit to pursue BA in International Relations so you can apply for this course at any age. Most colleges and entrance exam conducting bodies do not prescribe any maximum or minimum age limit to pursue this course. Though some colleges, especially private colleges may have their ow

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Yes you can pursue BA in International Relations course after studying in Science stream in Class 12. The course is open to students from all streams. Though it is usually pursued by candidates from Arts stream as they would have studied related subjects such as Political Science and Economics. Make

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Yes, you can get admitted to a BA (Hons) course at UPES SOLSH without CUET. The university accepts SAT scores as well for admission to the UG course. Shortlisted candidates have to further take part in the interview round as well to secure a seat. 

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Yes, UPES School of Liberal Studies and Humanities offers three-year BA (Hons) programmes. The UG-level course is available in three specialisations: English, History, and Political Science. For admission, candidates should meet the eligibility requirements. The entrance exams accepted by the school

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There are various components included in the total course fee. The UPES School of Liberal Studies and Humanities BSc (Hons) tuition fee is INR 6.21 Lacs and the hostel cost is INR 5.32 lakh. The mentioned fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is subject to changes and hence, is ind

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Yes, with 70% in class 12th you can save good chances for getting enrolled in Spicer Adventist University for BA (Hons) course. As per the Spicer Adventist University admission guidelines the eligibilty criteria for the BA (Hons) is 40% in class 12 from a recognised board.  

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Economics, Education, Religious Studies, English, History, Psychology, and Sociology are the seven specialisations offered by Spicer Adventist University. The Bachelor's Degree honors is a study of particular subject specialisations and is considered better than the general BA course. The BA (H

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Yes, you can join Spicer Adventist University BA Hons programme without any entrance exam. As admission to the BA (Hons) course is subject to a valid scores in the last qualifying exam. The university prepares merit lists for admission by considering the BA (Hons) eligibility criteria. The 

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Yes, BA is available at Spicer Adventist University. The undergraduate level course is offered as an honors degree lasting for three years. The BA programme is also available in seven specialisations including Economics, Education, Religious Studies, English, History, Psychology, etc. The Bachelor'

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