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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

Scholar-Level 16

Hi,
You can go for IGNOU distance mode and study center. You can use the library.
All the best.

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Divya JainStudent

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Hello,
BA is a 3 year graduation degree. After completing that, you can pursue career in the field of your interest. If you want to get a decent job in your field, then you can pursue a Master's degree. Master's degree adds more value to your resume and helps you to get a better job.
Teaching field is also a good option for arts candidates.
Best of luck.

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

Scholar-Level 16

Dear
Yes, you can. As per UGC guidelines, one can pursue 2 different programme from 2 different universities in different study mode.
But you have to check your time management for your study .
All the best!

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

Both degree are diverse and they require different competencies to succeed. You may chose any based on your interests and competencies to succeed in professional life.

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Deepti Singh

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It depends on your career aspirations. As far as simple academics is concerned, there are two ways you can go about studying Psychology:
1. Go for a regular Bachelors program from a reputed University following it up with Masters & then M.Phil. and/or Ph.D. (needed only if you want to go in teaching and research).
2. Study the basics from 11th & 12th Standard NCERT books, which are really good and go for a Open University or Distance Learning Masters program after completing your BBA.
A three year Bachelor's degree in any field is required to pursue a Masters course from IGNOU and most other distance learning programs. The curriculum is
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Deepti Singh

Guide-Level 12

Most colleges of DU are good. The best one is SRCC.

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Deepti Singh

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In order to prepare for MA in linguistics, one should have thorough knowledge and command over the subject. The entrance exam for English will test your basic grammar and composition. Apart from this, fluency in the language will also be tested. Writing skills and comprehension will also be tested. All these are necessary areas to be improved upon.

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Deepti Singh

Guide-Level 12

Yes, definitely and why not. The only factor is clearing the cut-off and it has been clearly stated in the prospectus/ bulletin of information that gap years would be no bar for seeking admission in DU.

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Deepti Singh

Guide-Level 12

Higher Studies Options after MSW
The interested MSW graduates can choose the higher study option after their graduation. Many universities offer various research programs in this field. They can apply for courses like
Doctor of Social Work (DSW)
Ph.D. in Psychiatric Social Work
Ph.D. in Social Work
Job Opportunities for MSW Graduates
The job opportunities for the MSW graduates are at a bright side nowadays. All jobs in this field are related with charity works or social services. The graduates can work with many government and privates sectors. They can join NGOs or any other sectors that is related with welfare of children, old age people a
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Deepti Singh

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All reputed colleges have cutoffs, these need to achieved to be able to get admission. So, you should aim for a higher % in 12th with around 85-90+ so that you stand a good chance of admission.

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