M.A

You can get Delhi University's previous year's entrance question papers of MA in anthropology from university's website.

Hello Komal, You have not specified as to which entrance exam you are talking about. Which college/university? However let me clarify that question papers with answers are invariably available on many websites. Unfortunately at Shiksha no particular agency can be promoted and hence specific name can not be given. If you google it, you will find answer.

Hello Abhinav,
IGNOU has been established by an act of parliament and all its degrees are recognised by UGC and government. Hence based on the degree issued by IGNOU, one can definitely get job in government organisation including ASI.

Yes, you can apply as you fulfill the minimum eligibility criteria. For more information check prospectus.

MA in Mass Comm and Journalism requires a Graduation in any stream. That way, you are eligible.

Yes, you can pursue M.A. in Indian history after completing B.Sc. You also have to check the eligibility criterion of marks and age also.

Hi,
I'm listing down few best colleges/universities for MA in History. These colleges are famous for the education and the facilities it provides to the students during the education tenure. Loyola College, Chennai. Hans Raj College, New Delhi. St. Xavier College, Ahmadabad. Vivekananda Degree College, Bangalore. Sacred Heart College, Ernakulam. Stella Maris College - Chennai and many more. I wish you all the very best.

Duration of M.A. History:
Masters in History is a 2-year post graduate course. The duration of the course may vary in some colleges/universities. There are total 4 semesters spread over the span of 2 years. Exams are held at the end of each semester. The maximum duration of this course can be extended up to 4-5 years.

Hello, I would suggest you to go for some other colleges for Master's degree, as the course structure here for Bachelor's degree and Master's degree are almost the same and would not suggest as such. Some other options may be Jamia Milia Islamia, Xavier's Hinduja, Symbiosis University, Amity University, and then NIMC.