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rohith kola
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The scope of a degree in International Affairs is immense and there are various amazing career opportunities awaiting for the people in the domain. IR forms a good base for high-level administration, analysis and work in a number of professions. Jindal School of International Affairs is one of the best colleges offering degree programs in International Affairs. The Master of Arts in International Studies offers diverse fields of study: international relations, international law, international political economy, international economics, world history, strategic studies, and globalization. Following the study of these diverse subjects, y
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Megha Aggarwal
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It won't be difficult if you meet the eligibility criteria as asked by the university. You need to have passed graduation in relevant stream with minimum 50% marks.
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aman bhawsar
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Anuj Sharma
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Unfortunately, getting admission in SBSC under general category with 51% marks is rather difficult and improbable.
The cut off generally ends at around 90% for the above course, which is way higher than your percentage.
The cut off generally ends at around 90% for the above course, which is way higher than your percentage.
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Prashant KumarEngineering Student
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Anuj Sharma
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Hi, Unfortunately, chanced of you getting admission under the general category in the mentioned course and college is difficult, since last year the cut off ended for the same at 97.25%. There is very little to no possibility of it dropping more than 0.5% this year. However don't feel discouraged as this is one of the best institutions in the country, only selecting few individuals each year. With such great score, you can get admission almost anywhere else.
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Sanchayan Joarder
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Hi, Thank you for posting your query on Shiksha. The disadvantage for a Science student who wants to pursue arts from Ramjas is that he/she would be facing a 5 percent cut from his/her best of four percentage. So in case you want to pursue political Science from Ramjas, considering that you're a Science student you'd be facing the above disadvantage.
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Shikher jainStudent
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Yes, All who had done their graduation are eligible to take admission in PG.
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