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Anagha G Nair
Guide-Level 13
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*Generally, for the less competitive courses in LSE such as sociology (which I have applied for), having a predicted grade of 85+ (with one subject, English being 98) was enough for them to consider me an academically strong candidate. Admittedly, I had good 10th boards grades, but anything above 9 should be fine. *Some courses ask for less (85+) and some ask for more (95+). Ensure that you at least meet these requirements as they are the basic things that you must have in order to even be considered.
*Since most people would view their personal statement as either bad or very good. Nobody who applies to universities like LSE would
*Generally, for the less competitive courses in LSE such as sociology (which I have applied for), having a predicted grade of 85+ (with one subject, English being 98) was enough for them to consider me an academically strong candidate. Admittedly, I had good 10th boards grades, but anything above 9 should be fine. *Some courses ask for less (85+) and some ask for more (95+). Ensure that you at least meet these requirements as they are the basic things that you must have in order to even be considered.
*Since most people would view their personal statement as either bad or very good. Nobody who applies to universities like LSE would
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ashutosh chauhan
Guide-Level 13
Satyawati College is better than the later regarding communication and faculty of the other college. This college runs in two shifts. Morning and evening, faculty members of B.Com (Hons) are very experienced and had a very effective learning. I suggest you go with Satyawati College.
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ashutosh chauhan
Guide-Level 13
Satyawati College is better than the later regarding communication and faculty of the other college. This college runs in two shifts. Morning and evening, faculty members of B.Com (Hons) are very experienced and had a very effective learning. I suggest you go with Satyawati College.
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ashutosh chauhan
Guide-Level 13
If you belong to the general category then the minimum percentage to get admission in this course is above 90. (admission in a north campus college). If you want to get admission in out of campus colleges then the minimum percentage to get admission is above 87. For SC/ST students, the minimum cut-off is to be above 70%.
For more information, visit the Delhi University website.
For more information, visit the Delhi University website.
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Anagha G Nair
Guide-Level 13
Hello,
The minimum qualification for B.Sc in Anthropology is 10+2 pass with science subjects. Some universities or colleges also offer BA and MA courses in Anthropology respectively into which, a 10+2 pass student with social science can be enrolled.
The minimum qualification for B.Sc in Anthropology is 10+2 pass with science subjects. Some universities or colleges also offer BA and MA courses in Anthropology respectively into which, a 10+2 pass student with social science can be enrolled.
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Anuradha upadhyaypursuing company secretary
Beginner-Level 2
Company secretary is a demanding course and a full-fledged option itself. Combined with law, it has the potential to unlock those hallowed doors of the corporate world to you that may lead you to the stairway of success.
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Anagha G Nair
Guide-Level 13
Listed here is the minimum criteria of eligibility needed to be fulfilled for admission to this course:
*Graduation or equivalent qualification from a recognized university.
*Preferably Sanskrit as the main subject at the level of graduation.
*Qualification of a relevant entrance test in cases of some institutes.
*Graduation or equivalent qualification from a recognized university.
*Preferably Sanskrit as the main subject at the level of graduation.
*Qualification of a relevant entrance test in cases of some institutes.
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Pallavi Jain
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Eligibility:
Any degree of a recognized university with 55% aggregate in Sanskrit or any other degree of a recognized university with Sanskrit Sahitya pass.
Any degree of a recognized university with 55% aggregate in Sanskrit or any other degree of a recognized university with Sanskrit Sahitya pass.
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Anagha G Nair
Guide-Level 13
Hello,
Eligibility for MA in English is as follows: Candidate should have passed 3 years Bachelor's examination under any recognized university in any discipline and should have secured a minimum of 50% aggregate marks (45% aggregate marks for SC / ST candidates) to be eligible for MA in English.
Good luck.
Eligibility for MA in English is as follows: Candidate should have passed 3 years Bachelor's examination under any recognized university in any discipline and should have secured a minimum of 50% aggregate marks (45% aggregate marks for SC / ST candidates) to be eligible for MA in English.
Good luck.
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