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rafat parveen
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Yes, you can. You need an aggregate of 55% in graduation to appear for an entrance exam. Start reading classical literature like Homer, Illiad, licence strata, and Aristophanes. Also, take up books of writers like George Eliot, Jane Austen, and Mary Shelley.
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Tintisha Basu
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Since, you are from the commerce background, you need to check the eligibility for admission in your city. Accordingly, you can take admission in the university or college.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Yes, a BAMS doctor is eligible to pursue Masters in yoga.
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9 years agoDo you offer MBA in human resource course? If yes, can I pursue human resource without honors in MA?
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Abhishek Singh
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If going for a Diploma from IIMC then opt for it. Else, go for a degree course as that will definitely have more value.
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Joyeeta Paul
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Following colleges offer PG course for BA in functional English:
Jaipraksh University, Chapra
KTHM, Nasik
University of Calicut
Jaipraksh University, Chapra
KTHM, Nasik
University of Calicut
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