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Shankari Chowdhury
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Hi, it is a personal choice. I don't see or remember any such rule being implemented on us that we shouldn't study our Masters in India. Depending on one's own career plan, area of study, academic profile, ambitions, etc. One can decide to study abroad or in India. Studying abroad, however, has its benefits like international exposure, exposure to multiple cultures and traditions, travel, new and innovative programs, better infrastructure and research work, etc.
A drawback - there is no guarantee of return of investment. If you don't study in a top university and don't perform academically well chances of getting a job there and also i
A drawback - there is no guarantee of return of investment. If you don't study in a top university and don't perform academically well chances of getting a job there and also i
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Shraboni Sinha
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You can admit after completing higher secondary in arts. But in case of a particular college, if there any rules of subject combination then you should confirm it from your preferable college.
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Use the link provided below for further information.
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Kirti VishwakarmaBibliophile
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Abhishek,
One exam is for Karnataka and the other one is for West Bengal. Which exam you want to give, should be decided by where you want to pursue your degree. Now, both are good and different. There can't be a comparison stating the better one.
One exam is for Karnataka and the other one is for West Bengal. Which exam you want to give, should be decided by where you want to pursue your degree. Now, both are good and different. There can't be a comparison stating the better one.
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