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anuj wadhwa

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Priya,
There is no Particular current affairs and reasoning which will come in the exam, you have to research daily for current affairs and for reasoning, you can also buy a book and start practising with that book which is beneficial for you to crack the entrance exam.

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anuj wadhwa

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Open the link below and you will get the overview, dates and previous year question papers which will help you to crack the entrance exam:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/gndu-gmet-exam

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Bhumika Khattar

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Hello. The cut off is based in the number of students that apply and the aggregate of students. Cut off for B.A. (hon) English is considered relatively high every year. Now, coming to your question, by sixth cutoff last year, colleges like Deshbandhu and Motilal Nehru dropped their cutoff for English hons to 79 and 77.5 respectively for OBC category. Satyawati (evening) had its cut off at 76 for English Hons. By eighth cutoff, in Deshbandhu College it was 75% and CVS also opened its cutoff again at somewhere near to 78%. But it totally depends on the University if they want to release cut off beyond sixth list as last year seats were n
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Ansh Sharma

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The total fees for BA (Hons.) in French at Department of Germanic and Romance Studies is 9,138.

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Anjali kumari Yadav

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According to the admission criteria of DU, you must have Maths as a subject in your class 12th. So, it is impossible to get admission in DU in order to pursue BA (Hons) Economics without Mathematics as a subject in class 12th.

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Ankita Rawat

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Ankita Rawat

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Hi,
There are so many options available after BA (hons.) English. Some of them are:
1 Journalism
2 Media
3 Teaching
4 Masters in any field
5 P.Hd
6 M.Phil
7 MA
8 university lecturer
9 Translator
10 Law
And, a lot more.

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Astha Pasricha

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Hi Dipandita, This may help you. Have a look. https://www.shiksha.com/university/Assam-university-silchar-25147
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