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Mehak Seth
Guide-Level 12
Hi Aman,
You have got enough percentage to pursue English Honors from any private university. It's better to go for regular college than distance education.
You have got enough percentage to pursue English Honors from any private university. It's better to go for regular college than distance education.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
Hi Birina,
To pursue your PhD you have to start finding universities offering research work and PhDs in your field and proactively share your research interests and questions to with the specific department supervisor. There is no guarantee that every department head will be interested in your research topic so there is no question of suggesting you profile specific universities. Email every top university in your desired country, share your papers and publications, if any with them and share your ideas with them. They will get back if they like you.
To pursue your PhD you have to start finding universities offering research work and PhDs in your field and proactively share your research interests and questions to with the specific department supervisor. There is no guarantee that every department head will be interested in your research topic so there is no question of suggesting you profile specific universities. Email every top university in your desired country, share your papers and publications, if any with them and share your ideas with them. They will get back if they like you.
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
Transfer is not easy, it will depend on the university specific admission policies and you must meet the credit points of the particular course. You may email the universities you are interested in and ask them if it's possible.
Transfer is not easy, it will depend on the university specific admission policies and you must meet the credit points of the particular course. You may email the universities you are interested in and ask them if it's possible.
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Pallavi Jain
Guide-Level 12
Eligibility:
Candidates should have passed B.A/B.Com/B.Sc with Telugu as second language or BA with special Telugu.
Candidates should have passed B.A/B.Com/B.Sc with Telugu as second language or BA with special Telugu.
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Pallavi Jain
Guide-Level 12
The student must possess any one of the following qualifications:
1. BA with Honours in English / BA (General) with at least 45% marks in English as an Elective subject.
2. Bachelor's degree in any subject with at least 50% marks in the aggregate or Master's degree in a subject other than English.
1. BA with Honours in English / BA (General) with at least 45% marks in English as an Elective subject.
2. Bachelor's degree in any subject with at least 50% marks in the aggregate or Master's degree in a subject other than English.
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Devangna Sharma
Contributor-Level 6
Yes, Rajdhani College is good enough for political science honours. The faculty for this course is very friendly towards students. The infrastructure, transportation availability and crowd of this college is very good.
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
MA at Mithibai College:
Find out the details like admission process, eligibility, fee structure, rankings, placements and infrastructure.
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Find out the details like admission process, eligibility, fee structure, rankings, placements and infrastructure.
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Mohit Sood
Guide-Level 12
Hi,
I always recommend aspiring psychologists to pursue a regular course in psychology because psychology as a discipline involves learning from the environment. Only studying from books will not help you much. Some of the universities (best) are:
1. Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)
2. Annamalai University
3. University of Mumbai
4. Andhra University
5. Madras University
6. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Open University
7. Osmania University
8. Tamil Nadu Open University
9. Karnataka State Open University
10. Nalanda Open University
I always recommend aspiring psychologists to pursue a regular course in psychology because psychology as a discipline involves learning from the environment. Only studying from books will not help you much. Some of the universities (best) are:
1. Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)
2. Annamalai University
3. University of Mumbai
4. Andhra University
5. Madras University
6. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Open University
7. Osmania University
8. Tamil Nadu Open University
9. Karnataka State Open University
10. Nalanda Open University
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Anagha G Nair
Guide-Level 13
Hi,
*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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8 years ago
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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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