M.A

For JNU you have to cover wider area economics such as International Economics, Macro, Micro, Maths, Stats, Public Finance etc. Sometime they also ask logic and comprehension on Economic case. Maths is majorly +2 based so revise your RD Sharma book and be ready to practice from past year paper. For International economics-Paul Krugman is a good choice (chp 3-11) and read thrice before you practice the sets. Probability is basic level and Macro micro is theoretical mostly. Do all the past year papers as they revise some of the previous questions. Buy a question bank for JNU entrances and complete it within time so that you can revise it twice. On an average you have to give 8-10 hours a days. Study with breaks. Be confident in examination room.

The requirements for pursuing a Master of Arts (M.A. ) in Criminal Psychology may vary depending on the specific programme you are interested in. However, in general, most graduate programs in psychology require a Bachelor's degree in psychology or a related field, such as sociology or criminology. If you do not have a degree in psychology or a related field, you may still be able to pursue a graduate degree in criminal psychology, but you may need to complete additional coursework or prerequisites before applying to the programme. It's important to research the specific requirements of the programs you are interested in to determine if you meet the qualifications or if you need to take additional steps to qualify for admission. It's also a good idea to speak with admissions counselors or faculty members in the programs you are considering to get more information on their specific requirements and recommendations for preparing for the programme.