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Riya Garg
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Well, you can take up psychology from correspondence but it won't be beneficial because psychology is a subject that demands practical knowledge. In a correspondence course, you will not get that.
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saurabh chaudhary
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Hello Kriti,
Jamia Millia is famous for its law faculty. The Faculty of Law organizes Moot Courts within the class rooms, Intra Class Moot Court Competitions and National Moot Court Competitions. The faculty also organizes, National Seminars, Conferences and Extension Lectures by eminent speakers from India and abroad. A large number of students have been selected to Delhi Judicial Service, Guwahati Judicial Service and Haryana Judicial Service.
Both are excellent colleges for pursing BA LLB and other law courses. You can choose either of these colleges to pursue your course.
Jamia Millia is famous for its law faculty. The Faculty of Law organizes Moot Courts within the class rooms, Intra Class Moot Court Competitions and National Moot Court Competitions. The faculty also organizes, National Seminars, Conferences and Extension Lectures by eminent speakers from India and abroad. A large number of students have been selected to Delhi Judicial Service, Guwahati Judicial Service and Haryana Judicial Service.
Both are excellent colleges for pursing BA LLB and other law courses. You can choose either of these colleges to pursue your course.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Shobhit,
Possibilities are there but very difficult to get into a free university. They are very very competitive, you can apply if your grades are as high as 90% and even more. Additionally, UG programmes, particularly from free universities, are taught in German so you must be fluent in the language. Apart from your grades, you must improve your overall profile. Another important point, you cannot apply to a German university after your 12th. You can enroll into a Bachelors programme in India complete the first year before applying to a German university. Don't look for just free universities because its very very competitive. Non
Possibilities are there but very difficult to get into a free university. They are very very competitive, you can apply if your grades are as high as 90% and even more. Additionally, UG programmes, particularly from free universities, are taught in German so you must be fluent in the language. Apart from your grades, you must improve your overall profile. Another important point, you cannot apply to a German university after your 12th. You can enroll into a Bachelors programme in India complete the first year before applying to a German university. Don't look for just free universities because its very very competitive. Non
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9 years agoHow should I do the last year of B.A? I have done my 2nd year 10 years back. I also want to do B.Ed.
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Saurabh Bhosale
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Engineering is a much safer option to choose.
But, if you wish to live a great life and have the ability to serve the nation through the various civil services, then you must go for arts. Try to clear the UPSC exam and secure a good government job.
But, if you wish to live a great life and have the ability to serve the nation through the various civil services, then you must go for arts. Try to clear the UPSC exam and secure a good government job.
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