History

46 seats are available in B. Li. Sc programme. Candidates applying under foreign or NRI categories need to appear in the written test followed by viva-voce conducted by the respective department of RBU. The candidates with a gap in studies in two successive sessions will not be considered eligible for admission process. No candidate will be allowed to pursue two-degree courses at the same time in the university or any other university simultaneously. Only Diploma or Certificate courses can be considered as exceptions. Those candidates who are employed in (government. / government. Aided) are required to submit a No Objection Certificate or an approval letter from the employer to be considered eligible for admission. Out of total 50 seats available for B.Ed course, 25% seats are reserved for teachers teaching for class IX onwards and 75% seats are reserved for fresher candidates. Out of the 75% seats reserved for fresher candidates, 10 seats are reserved for the students belonging to the universities of other states and 90% for the home university.

Each university has their own set of admission requirements. These requirements are mentioned in the programme brochure. For eg Harvard mentions as follows
Each year the department receives nearly 400 applications to the doctoral programme and offers admission to about 6 percentage of applicants. The typical incoming class size is 16 students. The admissions process is extremely competitive, but if you are serious about pursuing a Ph.D. in history, you are encouraged to apply. Successful applications have shared many of the following characteristics
Personal statement that makes clear why the applicant wants to study history in graduate school, and why the applicant wants to study at Harvard. This statement often illustrates the applicants research interests and notes potential advisors
Three strong letters of reference from people who know the applicants writing sample of remarkable quality that asks historical questions
Fluent or nearly fluent in English
Reading ability in two languages other than English
Strong undergraduate, and, if applicable, graduate record, with excellent marks in history courses
High GRE scores.