Humanities & Social Sciences

BA (Hons.) English is considered to be one of the most coveted courses in DU. Getting a Bachelor's degree in English literature would give you ample opportunities for being a content writer. You just need to choose your field of interest, where you want to try your skills as a content writer. One can also try her/his hand in journalism, language translator from regional Indian languages to English, blogger, writer. I would suggest you go for a Master's degree in English literature after your Bachelor's degree. One can also go for B.Ed, if you have the acumen to be a teacher. Once you start pursuing the course, you will start finding out different and diverse career opportunities related to the course.

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If you have completed Masters in the English with 63% marks, you can prepare for the UGC NET Exam. Yes, the NET Exam would provide you a very good opportunity to make career in the lectureship and Research programme. The NET Exam is mainly conducted in the month of June and December. There is no age limit to appear in the NET Exam and this is the very good option available for you. There is no need to prepare for the NET Exam from any coaching institute you can prepare for the NET Exam by the Self preparation too. If you clear the JRF Exam you will get the Scholarship worth INR 25000 per month for Research Work and Education. You can check out the NET Question Papers - https://scoop.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-question-papersfrom here to prepare for the NET Exam.

Hi,M.Phil. in Public Administration is a 2 year Post-Graduate academic research course in the domain of Public administration, eligibility to which is having a Master's degree with minimum 55% marks in related field from any recognized central or state/private/deemed university. The process of admission for the course is a mix of both merit-based selection procedure and a common entrance test based admission process (as seen across various Universities and colleges in the country). However, in most of the colleges, the admission process would be based on merit and would involve college displaying cut-off for the course (till the seats are filled) and candidates satisfying the cut-off percentage visiting the college and getting admissions. Regards.