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deepika maurya
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A list of the part-time colleges for Master of Art Economics in New Mumbai are listed below:
1- SNDT Women's University, Centre of Distance Education (SNDTCDE), Mumbai.
2- Shivaji University Directorate of Distance Education (DDE), Kolhapur.
3- Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Directorate of Distance Education (DDE), Nanded.
4- University of Mumbai, Institute of Distance & Open Learning, Mumbai. I hope this will help you.
1- SNDT Women's University, Centre of Distance Education (SNDTCDE), Mumbai.
2- Shivaji University Directorate of Distance Education (DDE), Kolhapur.
3- Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Directorate of Distance Education (DDE), Nanded.
4- University of Mumbai, Institute of Distance & Open Learning, Mumbai. I hope this will help you.
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palak mahajan
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Hey Greeshma the cutoff information for MA in Economics at Maharaja Sayajirao Gaikwad Arts, Science and Commerce College is around -
General Category - 901672 opening & 911832 closing rank
OBC Category - 901190 opening & 900489 closing rank
SC Category - 12470 opening & 28187 closing rank
General Category - 901672 opening & 911832 closing rank
OBC Category - 901190 opening & 900489 closing rank
SC Category - 12470 opening & 28187 closing rank
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Seema shaikh
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The fee structure at S.C.D. Government College for M.A. in Economics is INR 15,000 for the first year only.
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Sanjana chauhan
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A minimum of 50% marks or an equivalent grade in Bachelors/UG degree from a recognised University or an equivalent examination.
For more results, check
https://www.shiksha.com/university/cuhp-central-university-of-himachal-pradesh-dharamsala-32735/cutoff-cuet?courseId=267966
For more results, check
https://www.shiksha.com/university/cuhp-central-university-of-himachal-pradesh-dharamsala-32735/cutoff-cuet?courseId=267966
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Anice Godson
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For the Undergraduate courses, admission is passed based on the marks scored in the qualifying examination (12th grade). A minimum of 45% is compulsory is become eligible for any course at Ravenshaw University.
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Anice Godson
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There are no cutoff marks for securing admission under the MA Economics in Delhi School of Economics.
Students safely assume that getting anywhere above 50% of the questions correct in the entrance is sufficient enough, but tha completely depends on the paper and how students have scored.
50% of the seats are reserved for the students to secure admission under the entrance, and 50% for Delhi University students.
They set the cut-off on the basis of the marks secured by students.
For example, if under the general category, 59 seats are reserved, then the top scoring 59 students will have their names under the first list. If students from th
Students safely assume that getting anywhere above 50% of the questions correct in the entrance is sufficient enough, but tha completely depends on the paper and how students have scored.
50% of the seats are reserved for the students to secure admission under the entrance, and 50% for Delhi University students.
They set the cut-off on the basis of the marks secured by students.
For example, if under the general category, 59 seats are reserved, then the top scoring 59 students will have their names under the first list. If students from th
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Seema shaikh
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Yes. Don't worry. Mumbai University is the best who never ask for Maths for M.A. or you can apply for Gokhle entrance for M.A. Maths necessary criteria there but you should be able to do Maths basics questions.
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Seema shaikh
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No, MA is not necessary. You can apply for B.Ed after B.A economics but for assnt. professor, MA is necessary.
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Seema shaikh
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Yes you can do. Both are good usually students try for CAT as it has more scope you'll get admission in good college and can do better as compared to UPSC as it not easy in first attempt u have to work hard and hard for UPSC but CAT I can crack in one attempt too and business studies has wider range now a days.
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