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7 years agoGuide-Level 14
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It's nice to see that your curiosity has arisen about archaeology. Yes you can study this subject after graduating in history. Just have a look at the brochure of the university under which you are doing graduation. You will find all the required information in that.
Best wishes.
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It's indeed nice to know your desire to study further. But then one can not ignore economic condition. I would advise you to take up job and then pursue your dreams via distance education mode.
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All the best.
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7 years agoGuide-Level 12
As you have not mentioned the college/university, I am giving a general answer and assuming that the question is about the entrance exam. You need to have a basic knowledge of the history of India- Ancient, Medieval and modern. Just remember the sequence of events. You may be given essay questions on general topics to test your writing skills.
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