Humanities & Social Sciences

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• Educational Qualification: You must have passed the Class 12th examination (10+2) or its equivalent from a recognized board or council.
• Minimum Marks: A minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination is required for general category candidates. There is no relaxation in the minimum percentage for reserved categories in some instances, so it is crucial to check the latest prospectus.
• CUET Subjects: For admission to this specific program, you need to appear for the General Aptitude Test (Section III) in the CUET (UG) exam. 

1. Apply for and take the CUET (UG) Exam:
   • Register online on the official NTA CUET website during the application period.
   • Select "Tripura University" as a preferred university during your CUET application.
   • Ensure you opt for the General Aptitude Test as required for the Integrated M.A. in English program.
2. Apply to Tripura University:
   • After your CUET results are declared, you must fill out a separate application form on the Tripura University admission portal.
   • You will need to provide your CUET application number and scores.
   • Pay the requisite application fee for Tripura University.
3. Merit List and Counselling:
   • The university will release a merit list based on your CUET score and fulfillment of the eligibility criteria.
   • Shortlisted candidates will be called for counseling and document verification. 

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1. Your CUET (UG) Score: This is the single most important factor for admission to most major universities in India. If your score meets or exceeds the cutoff marks set by the university for the B.A. Arts programme and your specific category, you stand a strong chance.
2. University Cutoffs: These vary every year based on the number of applicants, their scores, and the number of available seats. Cutoffs can change between different counseling rounds.
3. Correct Registration and Application: You must correctly apply for the CUET exam with the appropriate subject combinations and then fill out the respective university's application/counselling form (like the DU CSAS portal,  BHU admission portal, etc.) within the deadlines.
4. Category and Reservations: If you belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwBD), cutoffs are generally lower, increasing your probability of admission compared to the general category.
5. Preference Order: When filling your preferences during counseling, listing colleges and course combinations strategically (including backup options) increases your chances of getting a campus, even if not your first choice. 

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• Qualifying Examination: You must have passed the Class 12th (or equivalent) examination from a recognised Indian board or council.
• Minimum Aggregate Marks:
  • General Category: A minimum of 45% aggregate marks in your qualifying 10+2 examination.
  • Reserved Categories (SC/ST/OBC/DA): A 5% relaxation is provided, requiring a minimum of 40% aggregate marks.
• Subject Requirements: There are no specific subject requirements at the 10+2 level, and students from any stream (Science, Commerce, Humanities) are eligible to apply. 

• Mandatory CUET (UG): You must have appeared for the CUET (UG) exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA).
• CUET Subject Combination: For most B.A. Hons programs at Sikkim University, the merit is primarily based on the score obtained in the General Test  (Section III of CUET). You should select the General Test when applying for CUET.
• University Registration: After your CUET results are declared, you must also register on the official Sikkim University admission portal to be considered for the merit list and subsequent counseling process.

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1. Appear for the CUET (UG) Exam:
   • You must register for the CUET (UG) exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA).
   • For the B.A. (Hons) Hindi programme at JMI, it is mandatory to have appeared for the Hindi Language subject (from Section IA of CUET).
2. Select JMI During CUET Application:
   • When filling out the CUET application form on the official NTA CUET website, ensure you select "Jamia Millia Islamia" in the university preference list.
   • Select "B.A. (Hons) Hindi" as your chosen programme at JMI.
3. Fulfill Eligibility Criteria:
   • You must have passed the Class 12th or an equivalent examination from a recognised board.
   • A minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination is generally required (relaxation may be available for reserved categories).
4. Apply Separately to JMI:
   • After the NTA declares the CUET results, you must register separately on the official Jamia Millia Islamia admission portal.
   • You will need to provide your CUET application number and scores during this registration process.
5. Merit List and Counselling:
   • JMI will prepare a merit list based on the CUET (Hindi subject) scores of candidates who registered on their portal.
   • If your name appears on the merit list, you will be invited for the online/offline counseling session and document verification process.

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• Qualifying Exam: You must have passed the Class 12 or equivalent examination from a recognised board/council in any discipline.
• Minimum Marks: A minimum of 45% aggregate marks in your Class 12 examination is required for general category candidates. There is a 5% relaxation in marks for candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC/DA categories.
• Subject Requirements: While a background in Political Science in Class 12 is advantageous, it is not strictly mandatory, as the eligibility specifies "any discipline". 

• Mandatory CUET (UG): Admission to the B.A. (Hons) Political Science programme at Sikkim University is strictly based on your scores in the Common University Entrance Test (CUET (UG).
• CUET Subject Combination: The required subjects within the CUET exam usually involve the General Test  (Section III) for most B.A. programs at Sikkim University. You should verify the exact subject mapping in the current year's official prospectus on the Sikkim University website before applying.

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Yes, Being a female candidate significantly increases your chances of getting admission to Banaras Hindu University (BHU) for a B.A. (Hons) programme compared to a male candidate, because of dedicated seats and separate colleges for women.

1. Mahila Maha Vidyalaya (MMV): This is a dedicated women's college within the main BHU campus premises. MMV has its own set of seats and separate, generally lower, cutoffs compared to the main Faculty of Arts or Social Sciences which is open to all genders (FMC).
2. Reserved Seats: A significant number of seats across various programs are reserved for female candidates or within women-only colleges, making the competition less intense within that pool.
3. Affiliated Women's Colleges: BHU has several affiliated colleges that are exclusively for women (e.g., Arya Mahila PG College). These colleges also offer B.A. (Hons) programs with cutoffs that are lower than those for the main campus or MMV.

• Appear for CUET (UG): Admission is solely through CUET scores.
• Register on BHU Portal: Ensure you register on the official BHU admission portal and accurately fill in your gender details.
• Prioritize Options: During the counseling process, you can list all available options in your preference entry:
  1. Main Campus (FMC)
  2. Mahila Maha Vidyalaya (MMV)
  3. Affiliated Women's Colleges

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1. Mandatory CUET (UG): Candidates must register for and appear in the CUET (UG) exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA).
2. Required Subjects: For admission to B.A. (Hons.) Arts or B.A. (Hons.) Social Sciences, you typically need to appear for:
   • Section IA: Language  (Hindi or English)
   • Section III: General Test
   • The total score is often calculated out of a maximum of 500 or 1000 marks, depending on the specific programme and year.
3. BHU Registration: After the NTA declares the CUET results, you must also register separately on the official BHU admission portal using your CUET application number and scores.
4. Merit List and Counselling: BHU releases merit lists based on the CUET scores of registered candidates. Shortlisted candidates are invited for the online counseling process to select their college (Main Campus or affiliated colleges) and subject combinations. 

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1. Single Application: You only need to fill out one CSAS application form during the application window.
2. Select Multiple Programs: The portal allows you to select as many courses as you are eligible for, based on the subject combinations you appeared for in the CUET exam. You can choose B.Com., B.A., and any other course that matches your score.
3. Preference Filling: During the second phase of the admission process, you will rank your preferences for both courses and colleges. You can put your preferred courses/colleges at the top, and your "backup" options (e.g., B.A. programme combinations or B.Com. in a less competitive college) lower down your list.
4. Merit-Based Allocation: The system automatically allocates the highest possible preference available to you based purely on your CUET scores and the cutoffs. If you don't meet the cutoff for your top choice, it automatically checks your next preference, functioning exactly like a backup system.

• Ensure Eligibility: Make sure you have the correct CUET subject combination required for the B.Com or B.A. courses you are interested in.
• Register on the CSAS Portal: Fill out the application form on the University of Delhi CSAS portal.
• Opt for All Relevant Courses: In the course selection section, check the boxes for all B.Com and B.A. options you are considering.
• Rank Wisely: Carefully order your preferences during Phase 2.

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• National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS), Bangalore
• Central Institute of Psychiatry (CIP), Ranchi
• Institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences (IHBAS), Delhi
• Post Graduate Institute of Behavioural & Medical Sciences (PGIBAMS), Raipur
• Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital (PGIMER), Delhi
• Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Manipal
• Shree Ramachandra Institutes of Higher Education and Research (SRIHER), Chennai 

1. Written Entrance Exam: This is a mandatory, standardized test to evaluate foundational knowledge in psychology.
2. Interview/Counseling: Shortlisted candidates from the written exam proceed to an interview stage.
3. Document Verification: Final selection is based on combined scores and document checks. 

Hi.

• Educational Qualification: You must have passed the Class 12 examination from a recognized board with at least 50% aggregate marks (a 5% relaxation is provided for SC/ST/PwBD/Delhi-OBC(NCL)/Defence/Kashmiri Migrant categories).
• Entrance Exam: You must have appeared for the Common University Entrance Test (CUET (UG)) and secured a valid score in the subject combination mapped to the specific B.A. program you are applying for.
• Subject Requirements: The specific combination of subjects required in CUET varies by the B.A. (Hons.) course. For most B.A. (Hons.) programs, it requires:
  • Any one language from Section IA.
  • Any three domain-specific subjects from Section II of CUET.
  • Some programs like BBA and B.Voc rely solely on the Section III (General Test) score for merit calculation. 

1. Appear for CUET (UG): Ensure you have taken the CUET (UG) exam with the correct subject combinations as required for your desired B.A. course.
2. Apply to Ambedkar University: After your CUET results are declared, you must register and fill out the separate online application form on the official Ambedkar University Delhi admission portal during the specified application window.
3. Meet the Cutoff: The university releases merit lists or cutoffs based on CUET scores. You must meet the published cutoff marks for your chosen course and category to be eligible for admission.
4. Counselling and Document Verification: If your name appears on the merit list, you will participate in the online counseling session. This involves uploading the required documents (Class 10th and 12th mark sheets, CUET scorecard, category certificate, etc.) and paying the admission fee to confirm your seat.