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1. You can expect a starting salary of up to Rs. 2.5 Lacs with a degree in organizational psychology.
2. You will be working in industrial sectors in positions like employee trainer, human resources, and skill assessment.
3. If you have research and Statistics experience, you can expect to earn a very good salary of around 5 or 6 Lacs in top companies. There may be some difficulties, such as difficulty finding work at first. Still, in the long run, it is a good career choice if you have studied well. You can apply
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1. With a psychology degree, you can become a psychologist, clinical counselor, or organizational psychologist.
2. With a mass communication degree, you can become an editor, public relations manager, radio jockey, or journalist.
3. With a sociology degree, you can become a sociologist, social worker, researcher, or counselor.
4. With a degree in economics, you can apply for jobs in investment banking, corporate banking, and asset management.
5. With a degree in political Science,
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a) Courses after the 12th grade:
1. A Bachelor of arts B.A. In anthropology
2. A Bachelor of Science in Anthropology
3. B.Sc. (Hons. ). In Anthropology
4. Diploma in Anthropology
b) Post-graduation courses:
1. M.A. Anthropology
2. M.Sc. Anthropology
3. M.A. In cultural anthropology
4. PG Diploma in Manuscriptology
5. PG Diploma in Forensic Anthropology & Odontology
You can pursue these courses at the following colleges: https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences
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*80 marks
Board exam would be of 80 marks for each subject which would cover 100% of Class X syllabus only. Marks and Grades both will be awarded for individual subjects. 9 point grading system would be followed. *20 marks (Internal Assessment) Passing marks - 33% out in each subject
Period written test restricted to three in each subject in an academic year. Average of best two to be taken for final submission. Notebook submission includes Regularity, Assignment Completion and Neatness & upkeep of notebook. Subject Enrichment Activity includes Practical Lab work.
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