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Birbal Tyagi
Beginner-Level 2
Bhramaputra river is blowing from the East of India and merges with Ganga.
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Vinayak Gupta
Beginner-Level 3
No entrance is conducted only for BMS, BBA and business economics. Admission in economics (Hons) is merit based (according to the cut-off list).
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Vinayak Gupta
Beginner-Level 3
No entrance is conducted only for BMS, BBA and business economics. Admission in economics (Hons) is merit based (according to the cut-off list).
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Abida Javed
Contributor-Level 10
You can get admission in Jamia Millia Islamia by appearing for entrance exam conduct by the university. For more details, visit: jmi.ac.in
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
To pursue IAS, there is no need to go for a particular degree. You can study any degree and write UPSC exam. The questions are political and based on general knowledge. So there is no need to have a specific degree.
For more information regarding IAS (UPSC) exams, refer:
https://superprofs.com/upsc/about-upsc/
To pursue IAS, there is no need to go for a particular degree. You can study any degree and write UPSC exam. The questions are political and based on general knowledge. So there is no need to have a specific degree.
For more information regarding IAS (UPSC) exams, refer:
https://superprofs.com/upsc/about-upsc/
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
To pursue IAS, there is no need to go for a particular degree. You can study any degree and write UPSC exam. The questions are political and based on general knowledge. So there is no need to have a specific degree.
For more information regarding IAS (UPSC) exams, refer:
https://superprofs.com/upsc/about-upsc/
To pursue IAS, there is no need to go for a particular degree. You can study any degree and write UPSC exam. The questions are political and based on general knowledge. So there is no need to have a specific degree.
For more information regarding IAS (UPSC) exams, refer:
https://superprofs.com/upsc/about-upsc/
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Both B.Sc-M.Sc-PhD and B.Tech-M.Tech-PhD are equally good option to achieve your goal of PhD. There are lots of opportunities in the field of Biotechnology, therefore, I will like to recommend you to opt for Bio-Technology.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
Guide-Level 14
Her percentage is too low to get into any Delhi University colleges. However, she may opt School of Open Learning which offers BA general and BA honors in political science. If she scores well and if seat is available any good colleges she can move from SOL to regular college.
Following rule applies:
Migration from a Regular college to the School of Open Learning and vice-versa with change of course is not permissible. However, migration to II year and III year would be allowed in the same course and same subject. Migration to the School of Open Learning from regular college is not permitted beyond 15 days from the date of issue of No Ob
Following rule applies:
Migration from a Regular college to the School of Open Learning and vice-versa with change of course is not permissible. However, migration to II year and III year would be allowed in the same course and same subject. Migration to the School of Open Learning from regular college is not permitted beyond 15 days from the date of issue of No Ob
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
Guide-Level 14
Her percentage is too low to get into any Delhi University colleges. However, she may opt School of Open Learning which offers BA general and BA honors in political science. If she scores well and if seat is available any good colleges she can move from SOL to regular college.
Following rule applies:
Migration from a Regular college to the School of Open Learning and vice-versa with change of course is not permissible. However, migration to II year and III year would be allowed in the same course and same subject. Migration to the School of Open Learning from regular college is not permitted beyond 15 days from the date of issue of No Ob
Following rule applies:
Migration from a Regular college to the School of Open Learning and vice-versa with change of course is not permissible. However, migration to II year and III year would be allowed in the same course and same subject. Migration to the School of Open Learning from regular college is not permitted beyond 15 days from the date of issue of No Ob
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