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Disha Chauhan
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First, decide on the college where you wish to take admission. The eligibility required is post graduation. For admission to the course, the following parameters apply:
In cases where the candidate has already qualified an entrance examination for pursuing M.Phil., appearing for an entrance examination for the Ph.D. programme is not. In cases of some universities, candidates are needed to qualify the all-India level National Eligibility Test (NET) for Lectureship, conducted by the University Grants Commission. Candidates are selected on the basis of performance in a round of interview upon qualification of the written test.
In cases where the candidate has already qualified an entrance examination for pursuing M.Phil., appearing for an entrance examination for the Ph.D. programme is not. In cases of some universities, candidates are needed to qualify the all-India level National Eligibility Test (NET) for Lectureship, conducted by the University Grants Commission. Candidates are selected on the basis of performance in a round of interview upon qualification of the written test.
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Mitika NagpalCareer Counselor
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Bachelors in English is a three year degree course in which you will get to study English in the form of novels, poems, and biographies and of course about authors, novelists and renowned poets. All this will help you in upgrading your linguistic and writing skills. You can become a broadcast journalist after this for sure if you have caliber. Good luck.
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bal krishna mishra
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Hi Fatima,
You have to follow these steps to pursue MA in Hindi or English:
1. You have to choose English and Hindi languages as subjects.
2. After passing you can go for either MA in English or Hindi, but you can't do 2 regular degree courses at the same time.
3. But you can do both the courses at same time, one is regular mode and one via distance.
You have to follow these steps to pursue MA in Hindi or English:
1. You have to choose English and Hindi languages as subjects.
2. After passing you can go for either MA in English or Hindi, but you can't do 2 regular degree courses at the same time.
3. But you can do both the courses at same time, one is regular mode and one via distance.
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Shivani Hashia
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Score is never an issue for this. You can pursue hotel management course from any of the renowned college they provide better Placements opportunities. For this private colleges are better and choice of college will be entirely yours.
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Shivani Hashia
Contributor-Level 9
If you have left your previous institution by choice, then you can again try for this course in Delhi University of your grades are considerably good. You won't face much challenges there it will be like normal graduation course, you can apply there won't be any issues for dropping.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
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Hi. The best combination with history is language in B.Ed. Thanks!
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Shweta Singh
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Books to follow are Competition Success Review, Manorama Year Book, Pratiyogita Darpan.
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Prachi PolMaking History...
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It is perhaps no surprise that programs in popular study locations, such as the UK, US, Canada and Australia, teach programs in English, and as part of MBA admissions use tests like the TOEFLand IELTS to ensure incoming international students meet English-language requirements. One Canadian exception is HEC Montralin Quebec, which offers full-time and part-time Main French, Canada's second official language and the provinces sole official language. These programs require a TFI (a French-language proficiency test) for all non-francophone students. HEC Montreal does also offer a full-time MBA in English, and offers four-week immersive co
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