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a year agoContributor-Level 8
Well, this is a very subjective question. Some candidates would prefer Diploma in Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology because the coursework perfectly aligns with their interests in literature, archaeological heritage and Indian culture. Also, it is conducted in an online mode for the duration of one year. On the other hand, other candidates might be interested in pursuing an MA in History even if takes two years for completion as it offers a detailed understanding of past history and civilizations.
So you should think about your interest areas, future goals, and the amount of time you can invest in the course. Once you are
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
Absolutely yes. You may get introduced to a plethora of career opportunities for the future after completing a major degree course in History. A few popular job profiles include Historian, Archaeologist, Journalist, Civil Servant, Tour Guide, and Academic Researcher or Assistant Professor. As is evident from the ongoing historical research and archaeological discoveries taking place every day in almost every corner of the world, the demand for History students is on the rise.
It is often difficult to find enough talent in this field as it requires thorough research and critical thinking abilities, and hence reputed universities make sur
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The minimum requirement to become PGT is to have a master’s degree in relevant field along with B.Ed degree.
If a candidate has pursued Bachelor’s degree in a different field or B.Ed in Science, the candidate is still eligible for PGT History.
However, candidates are requested to check the detailed eligibility criteria of the concerned institute.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
The exact weightage of European History is not disclosed by the university. However, based on observation only a few questions are asked from this topic. Indian History dominates the CUCAT question paper for MA History.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
MA History and Archaeology, also known as Master of Arts in History and Archaeology, is a postgraduate History degree programme. It is the study of recently documented times through material culture and literature. Students who have done their Bachelor of Arts degree or an equivalent qualification from a recognised university can apply for this course. They also need to have a minimum of 50% aggregate in their Bachelor's degree.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
MA History is a two year course and there are two semesters in each year. The course has a wide scope. In MA History you would be studying about ancient, medieval and modern societies.
MA History First Year Syllabus | |
|---|---|
Ancient and Medieval Societies | Modern World |
Political Structures in India | History of Indian Economy |
MA History Second Year Syllabus | |
Historiography | Evolution of Social Structures in India |
Indian National Movement | Western Political Thought (From Plato to Marx) |
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
MA History Entrance Exams | MA History Exam Dates | MA History Exam Schedule |
|---|---|---|
Mar '25 (Tentative) | ||
Apr '25 (Tentative) | ||
Apr '25 (Tentative) |
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Candidates who are curious about past happening from social, cultural and economic point of view can find some of below listed topics to be interesting -
| Subject | What does it include? |
|---|---|
| Medieval Europe | Touches upon Medieval State and Church; Clergy and Socio-economic Norms and Values |
| Feudalism | Agrarian Structure and Reforms; Agrarian Technological Structure of Non-Agricultural Production; Local Trade under Feudal System: Merchants and Artisans; Growth of non-domestic Trade; Urbanization; Transition of Feudalism: Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism |
| Capitalism | Rise and Mercantile Revolution; Ancient Colonial System and its Impact; Economic Development during 16th Century. |
| Liberalism | Rise and Impact; French and American Revolution: nature, course, and Impact on Socio-economic fibre |
| Growth of Capitalism | Technological Revolution; Industrial Revolution; Nationalism; Imperialism. |
Note: Info is taken from other sources and can be different.
Hope this helped your query! All the best!
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
No many candidates pursue MA History after completing undergraduate courses from various disciplines. MA in History has theoretical subjects that requires comprehension and analytical skills. candidates who are interesting in studying about past societies, cultures and economies can pursue this course. When interest is combined with efforts they can pass with flying colors.
Suggestions- Candidates are advised to
- Prepare for semester exams well in advance
- Study from prescribed textbooks
Get their doubts cleared through teachers, peers, reference books or internet
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes one can get good placement opportunities after an MA in History but they are found through networking and specific skill development and not only by campus placement which is less common than in Engineering.
Best and popular roles are -
- teachers
- historians
- curators
- content writers
- archivist
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