Humanities & Social Sciences

Loyola College Chennai, Christ University, Presidency College, Madras Christian College, K J Somaiya College of Arts & Commerce and many more.

Fees structure will vary from institution to institution, you should see in their college website, so you can know.
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There is a minimum criteria for Qualifying the UGC NET Exam that a student must have minimum 40 % marks in the UGC NET Paper 1 as well as Paper 2. For Reserved CAT. Candidates the criteria is 35 % marks. Also, the cutoff mars for the subjects to qualify for the exam is different. There are more than 80 subjects in UGC NET Exam and each subject has different qualifying criteria. So, you must check out the Cutoff marks also for checking the eligibility further.

Candidates who want to take admission need to complete graduation or post-graduation with 50%.
For admission in B.Ed course, it is essential that in graduation at least two subjects out of Hindi, English, chemistry, Zoology, Physics, Biology, Maths, History Homescience, Political Science, Psychology, Social Science, Economics and Commerce and one subject out of the aforementioned subject in class 12th.

Hi Deepika Rawat,
Scholarships are given by universities on merit basically. Since abroad is a very vast term you are using you must specify the country and university name, if you have thought about it. If you want to learn and earn a Master's degree in Francophone and French studies you may check University of Johannesburg's MA French (research) programme. Western University Ontario, Canada also offers a similar programme. Decide where you want to study and check university portals for scholarship information. If you have good marks and a strong profile chances will be high.

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A candidate should have passed the Bachelor's Degree / Master's Degree of any recognized University, with at least 50% marks and should have offered at least one school subject at graduation level as a principal or subsidiary or allied or an optional subject.
For more information you can see below link:
https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/course/amp/bachelor-of-education-b-ed-tilak-maharashtra-vidyapeeth-gultekadi-pune-81567.

Economics is a by-product of psychology. So, first is psychology, then economics. Both have good scope in the future in their respective places. Could you please explain your question in details as to what information are you exactly looking for?