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Neha Bhoj

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Masters in Public policy is very attractive course which allows you to work at so many different levels, you can work in the government, NGO, etc. You can build your career in policy, programme or budget analysis, research, policy in center, state, private organisations or start a public policy think tank of your own. M.A. In public policy is being offered by number of private universities such as JK lakshmipat University which is India's one of the leading University. You will study the second year at Mass, Amherst In USA. You will be awarded 50% of scholarship to study in Mass. This is a very interesting opportunity as you will work
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Sukriti Arora

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Yes, you can get admission in M.A. (Economics) after your Bachelors degree in commerce (B.Com). It's a great option if you are interested in economics.

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Sukriti Arora

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Yes, you can take admission for M.A. In psychology but for this you must secured an aggregate of 50% in your Bachelors degree. Best of luck.

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Sukriti Arora

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Yes, if you have made your mind to change your stream from commerce to psychology, you can go for that. But for this you must have cleared your bachelor's degree i.e.( B. Com) with an aggregate of 50% marks. During your M. A. (Psychology) you will go through core courses, electives ,and practical courses.

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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?

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MBA can get you more salary, provided your soft skills are found satisfactory. MA gets you a permanent footing, if you are NET qualified. In all cases, your personality is important.

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Krishnaansh AgarwalMe a career councellor using 5 seed system.

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PGDM will be definitely better career wise.

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