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Prerit KohliI'm creative, passionate and hard working

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IIT HSEE needs a proper direction and guidance. A serious commitment and dedicated hard work can ensure success to the exam. Below are the important pointers to keep in mind while preparing for the exam:
A- Understand marking scheme
B- Understand the format and pattern of the exam
C- There are two sections, a- Objective questions which includes Maths, Sociology, Geography, Economics, English, General Awareness, etc. and b- Subjective questions.
D- Proper time management and energy focus for right subjects for the exam.
E- As per the marking scheme there are no negative marks. So you might guess and mark in case you are not sure. But k
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

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IIT Madras conducts the exam HSEE for admission in 5 year integrated program for Masters in Arts.
Here are a few important tips to crack the exam:
1. Always study by keeping the syllabus side with you so that you can access only those topics which is in the syllabus.
2. Try to make a list of weak topics and then, work on it to make it strong so that less questions are left unattempted.
3. Never try to leave any topic. Cover all the topics with full preparation because every question contributes marks for admission.
4. For analytical ability, one can score more by practice more and more question.
5. For General Knowledge, it is just to che
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

Scholar-Level 17

Political science is a subject in which students learn about social issues and their consequence, solution of social problem and many things.
Here are some of the best colleges for Political Science:
1. Delhi University
Bharati college, Hindu college, Daulat Ram college is the best choice for graduation in this subject from Delhi University. DU is one of the best university est. in 1922
2. Loyola College, Chennai
This college is affiliated to university of madras and Est in 1978. This college is awarded as center of excellence by UGC and one of the best choice for doing this course from this college.
3. Banaras Hindu University
This is one of
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

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Archaeology is a subject in which student learn about past history, how they lived and what led to their breakdown. They research about history of buried substance. They can work for Archaeological survey of India, Population Survey under the control of Central government.
If we talks about the scope then there is no bright scope in this field. Salary paid to these graduate is also not so good in comparison to Economic graduate.
Now, Economic is big subject in which student learn about market policy, statistics data. This subject is divided into two Branch Micro and Macro Economic. In micro economic they learn about decision marking re
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Advance degree in philosophy will shoot your career up to very high level. In order to make career in the subject like philosophy, you must have the degree of Masters (extremely good if you have PhD in a his field). In India, there is no limitation of job vacancies either at government organisation or at private sectors. The experts in philosophy are in always demand for Stress Management, workload reduction techniques in various corporation. Emerging trends in philosophy are in philosophy and technology, gender and philosophy, feminist philosophy, environmental philosophy, and comparative or non-Western philosophy. These are all some
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Amit Jain

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To be eligible for DU LLB, an aspirant must possess a graduate or post graduate degree from any recognised university. Also the aspirant must possess the requisite
marks in the qualifying examination which depends upon the category of the aspirant that is of the candidate is of general category or reserved category.

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