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Go through the literature and history of theatre. Very importantly, read about theatre, personality and involvements very carefully. It is very scoring. Read your graduation books. They will help
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After 15 April, you can check the website.

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Pursue MA in English from Best Colleges of Delhi as per cuttoff. Read relevant information on Website. Take decision accordingly. Relax.

You must have scored 50% in relevant subject and 45% marks in aggregate. Be it grade point or general program.
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You need to appear in an entrance exam that is AUCET through which you can get admission in MA.And You should have passed B.Sc. or B.com or B.A. any other graduation courses. Then only, you will be eligible for the admission.
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Hi Shruti!
The fees for the course is Rs 96, 000 for the entire course inclusive of tuition fees.

Top 10 mass communication colleges to join at PG level are mentioned at the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-10-mass-communication-colleges-to-join-at-pg-level-blogId-8790
Following are the various job profiles offered to post graduates in mass communication:
Sound Engineer
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The written test is around topics like:
1. Political Science: Theory, Concepts, Ideologies and Debates.
2. History: Key Developments in Ancient/Medieval and Modern Indian History, Freedom Struggle, Gandhian Ideas, Revisiting/Rewriting History.
3. Economics: Indian Economy and Development.
4. World Affairs: Arab Spring, Syrian Crisis, UN Reforms, SDGs, Climate Change, Terrorism, BRICS, Human Development Index.
5. Indian Foreign Policy: for example- Modi's Foreign Policy, India and the UN, International Yoga Day.
The test is based on essay-type questions.