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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Kaira,
Its very nice to know your desire to learn something different than engineering. Normally, open universities do not have any restriction on admitting students for any course and hence the concept of management quota is irrelevant. Also as its a distance learning method, there is no college. The University will send you all material and you have to study at your convenient time.
Best wishes.
Its very nice to know your desire to learn something different than engineering. Normally, open universities do not have any restriction on admitting students for any course and hence the concept of management quota is irrelevant. Also as its a distance learning method, there is no college. The University will send you all material and you have to study at your convenient time.
Best wishes.
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
Guide-Level 13
Hi there,
After the completion of B.Tech, you may take up B.A. In Political Science. There is no restriction as such and also it's widely available in the country.
After the completion of B.Tech, you may take up B.A. In Political Science. There is no restriction as such and also it's widely available in the country.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Anil,
There are universities & universities. Some will give admission based on graduation in any subject with 45% or 50% marks. Some others require graduation in same subject. If you do not want to waste three years doing B.A. Then I suggest you should seek admission in a open university like IGNOU. You can download brochure cum application form, go through it and start process of M.A.
Best wishes.
There are universities & universities. Some will give admission based on graduation in any subject with 45% or 50% marks. Some others require graduation in same subject. If you do not want to waste three years doing B.A. Then I suggest you should seek admission in a open university like IGNOU. You can download brochure cum application form, go through it and start process of M.A.
Best wishes.
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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com
Scholar-Level 17
Yes, of course. Why not?
But since you've put this question on Quora I'm sensing that there is a hitch.
Well, doing MA in Political Science after BTech is not something usual. But then again people switch streams everytime.
Before doing so just make sure that you are clear in the head on these questions.
Why Arts?
Why Political Science?
How will you justify this decision to your parents? (That's important too)
What after Masters?
After everything sit down and make a list of universities you would like do to this degree from. Make sure you go to a good one.
I am pursuing masters in Public Administartion after my Grad in Political Science. One o
But since you've put this question on Quora I'm sensing that there is a hitch.
Well, doing MA in Political Science after BTech is not something usual. But then again people switch streams everytime.
Before doing so just make sure that you are clear in the head on these questions.
Why Arts?
Why Political Science?
How will you justify this decision to your parents? (That's important too)
What after Masters?
After everything sit down and make a list of universities you would like do to this degree from. Make sure you go to a good one.
I am pursuing masters in Public Administartion after my Grad in Political Science. One o
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Gursifat Kaur Chawla
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The minimum aggregate required depends solely on the cut-offs which are released. You need to score around 96% at least to get admission in LSR. Last year, the minimum was 97%.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Monalisa,
You have neither mentioned your college nor university. But all the same, I will attempt to give you the answer. Syllabus normally changes only after five or ten years. All universities publish it on their website for benefit of students. So, if you see the webpage of your university then you will be able to have a look at syllabus.
You have neither mentioned your college nor university. But all the same, I will attempt to give you the answer. Syllabus normally changes only after five or ten years. All universities publish it on their website for benefit of students. So, if you see the webpage of your university then you will be able to have a look at syllabus.
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kanksha Mutreja
Guide-Level 12
Depends on your interest. If you have interest in designing and fashion you may go towards fashion designing otherwise you can choose political science if you have interest in studing the political scenario of the world and india in brief.
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Prashant KumarEngineering Student
Guide-Level 12
Yes, you can get BA in political science. As the cutoff goes nearly 78, you should have cleared your 12th with 60% to be eligible for BA.
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