Humanities & Social Sciences

Hi Sandeep,
Yes, you can do that. University Grants Commission (UGC) approved that a student can pursue two degrees at the same time but not as a regular student. The rule says "One degree as a regular student and another degree through open/distance learning". So, you can pursue one regular degree from a university of your choice and another one from an open university i.e. IGNOU, VMOU, etc.
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Hi Arbashi,
For REI, Ajmer for BA and B.Ed course, students must belong to Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and Chandigarh. So, you can't apply for REI-Ajmer, but you can apply for RIE-Bhubaneswar and RIE-Shillong.
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You need to contact the university officials.

Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP Guide).

Hello,
Generally, a student who took a subject with the static course can complete the exam easily as the syllabus of the static subject is not changing a lot. These static subjects are History, Geography, Political Science, and Sociology. So, try to choose among these subjects. But never forget a student with a technical degree can also crack the exam, so the subject does not matter a lot but hard work does.

Hello,
It varies from college to college. The fee may be higher in private college but it may be less in government-affiliated colleges. You can join IGNOU for distance learning in which you can get a minimum price for the course.

Hello,
If you want to go with BA then you have to cover a long distance to get a scope abroad, you have to do at least Ph.D and then practice so that you can become an expert in any field so that you can get a good scope. You can get opportunities abroad after completing MBA.

See, I will suggest you go for Miranda House or Jesus Mary. I will further suggest you to do Diploma in German as it will be very helpful. Try for Christ University, Bangalore too.
I hope I have answered your queries.

Dear Aaryan!
For studying Master's in Economics, my suggestion will go for;
#1) Indian Statistical Institute (most preferred), #2) Delhi School of Economics, #3) Jawaharlal Nehru University. For this, you need maths as a compulsory subject in class 12th. And your graduation should be specialised in statistics/economics or math. Hope this helps. Good Luck. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied.

The cut-off of merit list means the minimum marks for a particular category student on the basis of which he/she can get the admission.