Humanities & Social Sciences

Hi,
It is nice to see that you want to be an IAS aspirant. IAS can be pursued by students from any stream, it is never restricted to any particular subject. But then it is always suggested for humanities graduates to pursue the same. As the IAS subjects are more about politics, sociology and other subjects, few of these are covered in BA degree. So it's quite good to have BA base for IAS exams. My perspective and my suggestion for you would be BA for a strong and healthy background for IAS studies.

Hi,
The eligibility criteria is-
50 % minimum marks or equivalent grade point in psychology as core paper in BA.
MSU allows admission only if your degree is complete by the time your session here starts. That means, if they classes for MA start in June, then your Bachelor's should be completed by then. You shouldn't be still pursuing it.

Admission Process:
Register and Apply:
Interested candidates can apply online/ offline with required information.
Aptitude Test:
Shortlisted Candidates will be called for SAGE Aptitude Test (SAT) based on the marks obtained in 10+2.
Candidates appeared for SAGE Scholastics Test (SST) are exempted from SAT.
Merit Screening:
Admission is based on the marks obtained in 10+2 and SAGE Aptitude Test (SAT)/ SAGE Scholastics Test (SST).

Yes there are many colleges offering Masters in art direction:
Film and Television Institute of IndiaMiami Ad SchoolZima MumbaiWhistling Woods International
National Institute of Film and Fine Arts

Yes, you can do, you should have mathematics at 10+2 level and/or graduation.

Hi, you should have minimum 55% in 10+2. Application forms are available online for the session 2018-19. For more details please visit http://jmi.ac.in/. You can fill application forms for as many courses you want. You have to clear an entrance exam to get admission.

Dear Nia,
They ask, generally, simple questions regarding your general awareness and mostly talk about current affairs. Quantitative and Qualitative aptitude are also mentioned.
Good luck.

MA from a UGC recognised university with a minimum of 55% marks is the eligibility and I am sure you can.

There is a trend of integrated degrees for the last decade or so.
These might seem to save a year as they are integrated but the syllabus is anyhow the same amount.
But the main reason of saying no to the Integrated B.Ed is that a PG Degree should be done separately.
Besides, if you do B.Ed based on your graduation then it will soon make you eligible to apply for jobs.