Humanities & Social Sciences

There are no cutoff marks for securing admission under the MA Economics in Delhi School of Economics.
Students safely assume that getting anywhere above 50% of the questions correct in the entrance is sufficient enough, but tha completely depends on the paper and how students have scored.
50% of the seats are reserved for the students to secure admission under the entrance, and 50% for Delhi University students.
They set the cut-off on the basis of the marks secured by students.
For example, if under the general category, 59 seats are reserved, then the top scoring 59 students will have their names under the first list. If students from the first list do not submit the documents for securing admission, a second list is notified to ensure that all the seats are filled up.
The paper can sometimes be very easy, or very difficult, so the cutoff will depend on how the students have scored.

Humanities courses are more relevant in the modern world. Today, there is a greater demand for programs like psychology. After earning a degree in organizational psychology, you can work as a corporate trainer. Similar to this, there is a rise in interest in public policy courses as a result of job opportunities in both the private and public sectors. This is because more people are realizing the importance of the humanities. Humanities subjects are now included in even technical exams like GATE. At the graduate level, you can take the following humanities courses:
1. Bachelor of Social Work
2. Bachelor in psychology
3. Bachelor in sociology
There are postgraduate programs in the following areas:
1. Master of Library Science
2. Masters in public administration
3. Masters in history
You can even do doctoral-level studies, such as a Ph.D. to become an anthropologist. You can visit this Shiksha Page to learn more about humanities courses: https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences-chp.