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The eligibility criteria for LL.B. Admission varies from college to college. However, most colleges require candidates to have a minimum of 45% marks in their undergraduate degree (40% for reserved categories) to be eligible for admission. As you have mentioned that you have scored 44% in graduation, you may not be eligible for admission to most colleges offering LL.B. Courses. However, some colleges may have different eligibility criteria and may consider your post-graduation marks for admission to LL.B. Courses. It is recommended that you check the eligibility criteria of the colleges you are interested in applying to, and contact their admission office to know if they have any relaxation in the minimum eligibility criteria for admission. Please note that having a Bachelor's degree is mandatory for admission to LL.B. Courses, and the minimum marks requirement is also an important eligibility criterion. If you do not meet the minimum eligibility criteria, it may not be possible for you to pursue an LL.B. Course.

The fee structure for M.A. English . May vary depending on various factors such as the category of the student, the duration of the course, and the facilities provided by the university. I suggest that you visit the official website of Shimoga University or contact the university administration directly to obtain detailed information about the fee structure for M.A. English . You can find the university's contact details and website through a quick online search. Alternatively, you can also check with the admission office of the university regarding the fee structure for M.A. English . The admission office will have up-to-date information on the fees for the course and will be able to provide you with detailed information on any scholarships or financial assistance available to students. It is advisable to confirm the fee structure directly with the university, as fees may change from time to time.

Certainly, here are some potential career opportunities after completing a Master's degree in Political Science:
Civil Services: You can appear for civil service examinations such as UPSC SSC or other state-level civil service exams, and work in various government departments such as IAS IPS, IFS, etc. Research: You can work as a researcher in various government, non-governmental organizations, and academic institutions. Political Science research jobs can be in areas such as public policy, social welfare, and international relations. Public Administration: You can work as a public administrator in various government agencies, organizations, and non-profit sectors. Teaching and Academia: You can opt for teaching political Science at the school, college, or university level. With a Ph.D. degree, you can become a professor, assistant professor, or lecturer in political Science. Media and Journalism: You can work as a political journalist, political commentator, or a media correspondent covering various political events. Foreign Service: You can work in the foreign service of the government, representing the country at international levels, or work in embassies and consulates. Non-Profit and NGOs: You can work with various non-profit organizations and NGOs as a policy analyst, lobbyist, or public policy advisory. These are some potential career paths that you can consider after completing your Master's degree in Political Science. You can explore more options and opportunities based on your interests, skills, and experience.