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2016-09-04 18:44:18

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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian

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Hello,
You can opt for your Honors subject or you can select a discipline that is closely linked to your Honors subject, as it will improve your job opportunities.

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2016-09-04 18:42:35

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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian

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The scope is limited as Assamese is only limited to the educational sphere of Assam. However, you have a lot of scope for Professorship in Assam, if you go for Masters along with Doctorate or B.Ed.

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2016-09-04 18:40:39

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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian

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Oh, you might get any question in UPSC. Besides, the Hindu mythology is closely related to Indian History. It forms a great part of the Ancient Indian History part. I suggest you dig up some facts regarding Mahabharata and Ramayana.
I hope it helped.
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2016-09-04 18:38:52

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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian

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Of course. There goes a saying that, 'All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.' Similarly, if you stay up all night studying, you're more prone to illness. Besides, lack of sleep disintegrates your memory retention capacity. Hence, you'll forget things sooner. Which, in my opinion, will cause more harm than good to the studied material. I suggest you take naps in-between.
I hope it helped.
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2016-09-04 18:34:50

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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian

Contributor-Level 6

A foreign language degree can prove to be really helpful if you wish to work abroad as well as in your homeland. You can work for an embassy or in any translation work.
However, those jobs are limited. Also, working abroad might prove to be costlier than working in India.
I hope it helped.
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2016-09-04 11:12:03

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2016-09-03 17:23:27

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Ajay BangrwaAttitute killer

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It all depends on your university but average students get only 55% in graduation because knowledge matters in college life and percentage does not matter. If you work hard, you can score the best.

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2016-09-03 14:10:53

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alka kumari

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You must start reading English newspaper and in starting you won't understand it, but slowly you will start understanding it. There are also some books which help in Hindi to English learning.
All the best.

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