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Antesh Kumar
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Yes you are eligible. You can take admission in the college via lateral entry exam conducted by your college or state. Please go through the steps of the desired cllg to get admission.
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Nitika
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M.A. Sanskrit is a 2-year postgraduate course in Sanskrit literature. Eligibility Criteria: B.A. Sanskrit or Graduation from any other discipline with Diploma in Sanskrit from a recognised institute. Students from disciplines other than Sanskrit must have cleared the Diploma in Sanskrit or equivalent. Candidates should also possess an aggregate of 50% of marks. MKU also offers M.A. In Sanskrit to the students. The total tuition fees is about INR 8,400.
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Sankhadeep Das
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MA Film Studies is a 2 year long postgraduate course. It is generally studied by the candidates who want to know about the history of Indian and world cinema, learn about the various forms and techniques of cinematography, etc. Most importantly, MA Film Studies candidates will be trained to critically analyse a cinematic piece through different aspects.
To be eligible for MA Film Studies, a candidate should be a graduate in any stream from a recognised institute or university. The minimum required aggregate marks ranges between 45-55%, and varies with colleges. *Note that the cutoff for M.A. in Film Studies at Mumbai University may var
To be eligible for MA Film Studies, a candidate should be a graduate in any stream from a recognised institute or university. The minimum required aggregate marks ranges between 45-55%, and varies with colleges. *Note that the cutoff for M.A. in Film Studies at Mumbai University may var
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Diksha Bodwal
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The latest cutoff information for M.A. In Ancient Indian History is at 92%.
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