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2016-08-09 17:23:13
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Stuti JainEducation and career counsellor
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Hi Samiya,
I will advice you to go through the options available on the Shiksha website. Here is the link to help you out, please use the filter to view colleges as per your location.
https://arts.shiksha.com/arts-colleges-in-india-categorypage-9-32-1-0-0-1-1-2--none-1-0
Hope it helped.
I will advice you to go through the options available on the Shiksha website. Here is the link to help you out, please use the filter to view colleges as per your location.
https://arts.shiksha.com/arts-colleges-in-india-categorypage-9-32-1-0-0-1-1-2--none-1-0
Hope it helped.
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2016-08-09 16:01:36
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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........
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You can check the minimum entry requirement of DSE, then accordingly check your percentage. If it fulfill the requirement, then you can apply.
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2016-08-09 14:51:40
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2016-08-09 14:46:47
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2016-08-09 11:30:29
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Bhargav C
Guide-Level 11
Hello Pankaj,
BA in English is a common subject, which students opt for as it offers a host of career options for the students. After completing graduation, students generally get confused whether to work or go for further studies. There are many professional courses like:
1. Journalism and mass communication.
2. Linguistics.
3. Film Editing.
4. Visual communication, etc.
There are many academic courses like MA, M.Phil and Ph.D, which students can pursue if they want to go for research work or wants to be a professor.
Students can also go for management courses such as MBA and Master of financial programs and post graduate Diploma programs co
BA in English is a common subject, which students opt for as it offers a host of career options for the students. After completing graduation, students generally get confused whether to work or go for further studies. There are many professional courses like:
1. Journalism and mass communication.
2. Linguistics.
3. Film Editing.
4. Visual communication, etc.
There are many academic courses like MA, M.Phil and Ph.D, which students can pursue if they want to go for research work or wants to be a professor.
Students can also go for management courses such as MBA and Master of financial programs and post graduate Diploma programs co
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2016-08-09 11:22:25
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Bhargav C
Guide-Level 11
Hello Prasad,
Following posts are offered by MPSC:
1. Class 1 posts:
1.1 Deputy collector.
1.2 Deputy Superintendent of Police (DySP).
1.3 Assistant commissioner sales tax.
1.4 Deputy registrar co-operative socities.
1.5 Deputy chief executive officer.
1.6 Superintendent state excise department.
1.7 Block development officer (BDO).
1.8 Finance, audit and accounts service.
2. Class 2 posts:
2.1 Block development officer (BDO).
2.2 Deputy Superintendent state excise department.
2.3 Finance, Audit and Accounts Service.
2.4 Nayab Tahasildar.
2.5 Sales tax officer.
2.6 Sales tax inspector.
All the best.
Following posts are offered by MPSC:
1. Class 1 posts:
1.1 Deputy collector.
1.2 Deputy Superintendent of Police (DySP).
1.3 Assistant commissioner sales tax.
1.4 Deputy registrar co-operative socities.
1.5 Deputy chief executive officer.
1.6 Superintendent state excise department.
1.7 Block development officer (BDO).
1.8 Finance, audit and accounts service.
2. Class 2 posts:
2.1 Block development officer (BDO).
2.2 Deputy Superintendent state excise department.
2.3 Finance, Audit and Accounts Service.
2.4 Nayab Tahasildar.
2.5 Sales tax officer.
2.6 Sales tax inspector.
All the best.
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2016-08-09 10:51:25
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Bhargav C
Guide-Level 11
Hello Manish,
By reading a lot and before all texts from the period you're interested in. All kinds of texts. Not just by one writer showing one viewpoint, but from as many writers as possible. And also newspapers, religious texts, commercials etc. In order to have an idea of the context of the period you're interested in. Lessons in history are valuable too. You can follow history courses in university of course, but there are many more ways to follow lectures.
All the best!
By reading a lot and before all texts from the period you're interested in. All kinds of texts. Not just by one writer showing one viewpoint, but from as many writers as possible. And also newspapers, religious texts, commercials etc. In order to have an idea of the context of the period you're interested in. Lessons in history are valuable too. You can follow history courses in university of course, but there are many more ways to follow lectures.
All the best!
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2016-08-09 09:50:01
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2016-08-08 23:06:03
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2016-08-08 22:59:16
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