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3 years agoContributor-Level 9
Master of Arts M.A. Is a master level course of 2 years duration in the field of arts
Usually the course usually has 4 to 8 main core subjects which are compulsory and there are many elective courses which a student has to choose to fulfill the requirements The number of elective courses varies from college to college In students can choose from upto 20 elective subjects
Below are mentioned some of the common subjects included in the M.A. Programme structure in different specialisation courses.
For more details about the syllabus
Go to the website of Raja mahendra pratap singh university
And download syllabus
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No, you can not take admission in JNU without appearing in the CUET-PG entrance exam. According to JNU's admission policy, admission to the M.A. In Urdu course will be based on results from the NTA's CUET (PG). You will need to appear in CUET-PG and thereafter in JNU PG admission counselling to get admission. The admission department will publish a merit list on the basis of CUET-PG scores. Then shortlisted candidates will have to visit the university for document verification. You should have completed your Bachelor's degree with at least 45% marks and have proficiency in the Urdu language to be eligible. You will need to apply for CU
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1. Both offer admission on the basis of the NEET exam.
2. Both colleges also have approximately 100 seats for BDS.
3. The fees for BDS and MS are also the same. The total fee for the BDS course is Rs. 22 Lacs. Both colleges have been rated 4.5 stars by alumni in terms of infrastructure and placement. The only
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