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Guide-Level 14
If you study hard then you can easily score better marks. In fact, more than 90%.
All the best.
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Guide-Level 14
It is advisable that you should shortlist the colleges first and then look for the entrance dates of each one on their websites. Every college has different dates. They are usually between January and April. But the registration for the entrance starts much earlier.
All the best.
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I personally feel one should choose their specialisation on the basis of their interests. Because if you like the work that you are doing then you will perform well (which will eventually pay you more in the long run) and you will also be satisfied with your job (which will give you job satisfaction).
So, I would suggest you to opt for whichever area appeals to you the most ad work hard for it.
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Guide-Level 14
It depends on your interests. There are many fields like journalism, teaching (B.Ed.), travel and tourism and MBA or if you want to pursue further studies then you can go for Masters and then PhD and can become a lecturer.
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Scholar-Level 18
Of course, yes. But normally, scholarships are subject to good academic performance. It's expected that scholarship seekers spend time studying and hence this condition.
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Guide-Level 14
Sociology is a subject which can fetch you good jobs in teaching field. Since its not a technical field so getting a job placement through college might be difficult. But, you can do higher studies in this subject and work as school teacher or lecturer in college. If you have the passion for studies you can study further and do PhD.
There are many options but the choice is yours.
So, choose wisely.
All the best.
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