Humanities & Social Sciences

No, you cannot join the Institute of Home Economics (IHE) at the University of Delhi (DU) without taking the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) for undergraduate (UG) programs. Starting in 2023-2024, IHE will also use CUET-PG for admission to PG courses. After the CUET results are available, eligible candidates can apply for UG and PG programs on DU's admission portal.

Institute of Home Economics, Delhi University (DU) released its first UG CSAS allocation list on August 16th. The last dates for accepting the seat and paying the fees were August 18th and August 21st, respectively. The second round list is expected to be released soon after the allocation of seats to the students from the first round list. 

After the 2nd semester, students become eligible for campus placements. The highest package of  Institute of Home Economics DU was INR 6.7 Lakh. The average placements in this college are INR 3-4 Lakh. The college's placement cell, called "Eminence", aims to help students secure good placements. Students have been placed at reputable companies like Genpact, Wipro, Fab India, and others.

To be eligible for the BA (Hons) course at Alliance School of Film and Media Studies, candidates must have passed Class 12 from a recognised Board / Council with a minimum of 50% aggregate. Further, a relaxation of 5% aggregate or its equivalent grade may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ ST categories.

The total fee for Alliance School of Economics MA is INR 4 lakh. Candidates who have passed the selection process need to pay course fee to confirm their seat in the school. There are merit and category-based scholarships available for financial aid of the students. Besides, candidates also need to pay an application fee in the start to register for a course.

Alliance School of Economics offers two-year MA course spread across four semesters. Aspirants who have passed a bachelor's degree with at least 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for SC/ ST) can apply for MA course. Admission to MA is based on merit in the last qualifying exam.

SSUS BA course admission 2024 is both merit and entrance-based according to the specialisations opted by the students. The University accepts the scores and rank of aptitude test for BA Music, BA Dance (Mohiniyattam/ Bharatanatyam) courses followed by an Interview. Therefore Class 12 marks are not enough for admission to these specialisations. 

Yes, you can do MBA after BA from Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit. However, it depends upon the course you opted for during your graduation degree and how it will benefit you while doing your MBA as MBA is one of India's most adaptable post-graduate programmes as it accepts applications from students belonging to a variety of educational and professional backgrounds. MBA after BA at SSUS, on the other hand, is a somewhat a doable choice. 

Candidates who wish to make their career in the field of arts can read more about BA course here

After pursuing BA from Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit,  a big number of job opportunities are accessible for graduates in this field as they can be an educator, interpreter or a consultant. Outsourcing, consulting and freelancing is the new pattern in the field of Sanskrit language career. In the academic domain, numerous career options available after a BA at SSUS, such as higher education in MA, MBA etc.

To read more about the scope of a BA degree, candidates can read: BA course career scope 

SSUS BA admissions are both merit-based and entrance-based for some of the specialisations. The admissions to some of the BA programme specialisations will depend on the merit of the student. However, the University also accepts the rank of an aptitude test conducted for BA Music, BA Dance (Mohiniyattam/ Bharatanatyam) courses followed by an Interview. Therefore, candidates can get direct admission in some of the specialisations.