Humanities & Social Sciences

I would like to share that as paper is of 300 marks, do not take paper1 for granted. For paper 1, go for Truemans publication and go through previous year question papers. Read theory and solve the question given after chapters.
10-12 ques will be from teaching and aptitude. So master research.
5 question will be from comprehension so solve 1 ques daily.
2-3 questions from syllogism will be there, that you can prepare from you tube. Practice data interpretation well it holds 5-6 ques for sure. Practice UGC NET question papers series coding decoding, there are different questions in the book, it also holds 5-6 ques. Paper 2 can be prepared well from the basic books or PG books. For reasoning and logic only examples are enough. Then solve 3-4 sample papers as well. For political Science the repetitive topics are constitutional amendments; commissions and committees- membership, work, status; office of President, Vice President, Prime Minister, Chief Minister, Governor; Fundamental rights, DPSPs etc. Cover it well and practice mcqs. At last just refer 1 source but master it. Read it and revise it on and on. Do not go in too much details, you have to clear exam, do not do Ph.D. in topics.

For many people, the name Japan evokes technology. It is true when you consider that most Indians see Japanese as the most important and popular of all the languages in Southeast Asia. Japan is among the most influential investors in India. It is a powerhouse in many sectors of the global economy. They lead in consumer electronics, automobile, infrastructure, shipbuilding, semiconductor, optical media, and more. Many Japanese companies are operating in India, and you can put down your name among the high-paid employee registers in these companies. Ability to speak Japanese will boost your professional value. Therefore, here are some career and job opportunities you can achieve with your expertise in Japanese.

Expert in the field of Sociology are called sociologists. Many sociologists aim to conduct research that may be applied directly to social policy and welfare, while others focus primarily on refining the theoretical understanding of social processes. Sociology is a niche filed and its graduates/ postgraduates have opportunities in following fields: (a) Education industry as teacher and administrative staff (b) Community development organisations as support staff (c) Work with International aid, development and organizations and NGOs (d) Social Scientist and researcher (e) Support staff in Social policy formulation in Government and International org. (f) Social and Political worker (g) HR executive after further educational specialisation.

(a) Language teaching at primary school (b) BPO/KPO as Customer Service Representative (c) Front Desk jobs in various services industries (d) Translator if student knows multiple language (e) Trainer (f) Freelance writing (g) Technical writer (h) Blog writer or Journalism (I) PR or Advertisement (j) Clerical Services in various type of organisation (k) Government job including Civil Services where eligibility criteria is graduation degree (l) Defence services and Paramilitary forces in non-technical arms (m) PO or clerical services in banks (n) Library expert (o) Research assistant to law, account or other independent professionals (p) Sales & Marketing professional (q) Film, Drama and Arts (r) Management/ Supervision in various kind of industries, etc.

There are large disparities in various sectors of the society. India has a very large number of NGS working in various field to overcome social challenges. Social workers help people solve social, financial, and health problems. With government regulation on Corporate Social Responsibility, there is a large number of career opportunities for MSW graduates. Social workers MSW graduates) take on jobs in broadly following three sectors. (a)NGOs I. e. Non-Governmental Organizations wherein they work in the fields of childcare, healthcare, women, literacy, environment and AIDS. (b)Multilateral organizations such as involved actively in fieldwork, policymaking, managing objectives on an international scale across countries. (c)In the corporate sector, as management involved in Corporate Social Responsibility where they get involved in welfare issues like water harvesting, schools and computer education in and around the company factories or campus.

The core courses in an MBA programme cover various areas of business such as accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, and operations in a manner most relevant to management analysis and strategy. Most programs also include elective courses. Eligibility criteria for seeking admission in majority of B-Schools for MBA/ PGDM is that candidate must be a graduate with minimum 50% marks or equivalent CGPA in any discipline from a University recognised by Association of Indian Universities / AICTE/ UGC etc. Candidates appearing final year of graduation are also eligible to apply for MBA/ PGDM programs provided they complete all formalities of the examinations before June July in year in which candidate is planning to take admission. MBA after B.A. Is a excellent career growth choice. Candidate with MBA from prestigious B-Schools have similar career growth opportunities as of Engineers and other graduates.