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Yes, Candidates from any stream of graduation with an aggregate of at least 50% marks of all years are eligible for applying to the MBA programmes at Nagarjuna College of Management Studies. Students will be admitted based on their score in either MAT/KMAT/CMAT/ATMA.

Personally I don't think so there are any career prospective of BA language but yes there are further more prospects of language course if you have the capacity to be enable in other countries in India I don't think so this is on that much hyped but yes in foreign countries it will be beneficial so try your best and if you want to pursue any good job just because of your language skills so basically I guess some jobs I just don't know about them that clearly because I'm just a fresh or so I can't say anything about the prospects of language in India but yes it will be more beneficial in foreign countries rather than India.

It's okay if you scored 60% in boards you can still take admission in top colleges by scoring good marks in CUET so you can get into the good college of India 

Yes you can pursue PGDCA after doing a BA. Most PGDCA colleges only require you to have a graduation, whether it be BA, BSc, BCom, etc.  A few colleges might require an entrance score, while others prefer basic computer knowledge. (preferred not compulsory)

Applications for the BA/ BA (Hons) courses at the Manipal Institute of Communication (MIC) for the 2026–2027 academic session are now open. For BA course, a CUET UG/ MICAT Test may be used instead of the standard MET; always check the latest requirements on the Manipal Course Page.

No, only the students who are enrolled in the Science courses like BSc or BS. Students who are going to take admission in Arts and commerce course are not eligible to apply for INSPIRE scholarship 2026.

The total tuition fees is INR 60,000 - INR 1.5 Lacs at College of Communication, Culture & Media, MGM University. Aspirants need to pay the course fees to confirm their seat in the college. The fee ranges include fees for all the BA specialisations.