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Akhil

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According to me you should directly join a bed college from any government college it's only a 1 year course. If you have a time and you want to really learn and enjoy then it's your call .

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Bhanupratap singh

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Here are the details for BA History and Political Science at Government College, Seema:

1) Admission fee- Rs. 25

2) Tution fee- Rs. 50 per month ( For boys and Non Himachali girls)

3) Total fees except recurring charges and non refundable fees per year is : Rs. 1426 per year which is very much affordable.

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Bhanupratap singh

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Yes, you can pursue MA in Psychology after completing BA in Political Science and English. You have to take care of University restrictions if it is there for some universities. Some University may conduct entrance exams for MA in Psychology so you may have to study the syllabus of BA Psychology. 

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Subhash Kumar Gupta

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Some low-budget but quality colleges for B.A. (Hons.) Political Science are Presidency University, offering a fee of approximately INR 6,000 and hence is highly economical. Ambedkar University is also expensive with fees amounting to nearly INR 61,000 but the education provided is good. Fees at Ramjas College, situated in Delhi, are nearly INR 14,156, whereas Miranda House, which is also based in Delhi, is approximately INR 14,160. Gargi College is also providing the course for roughly INR 14,975. These schools are offering strong programs and study chances for political Science students with adequate balance between good quality and r

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Akash Gaur

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The employment rate at LKY School of Public Policy is around 87% which is incidentally one of the highest placement numbers posted by an institute in Singapore.

Of the students who successfully secured placements 41% returned to their previous organizations while 59% found a new job within first 6 months of graduation.

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Akash Gaur

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International students looking to secure admission at the institute must secure a minimum overall band score of 7.0 in respective IELTS exam.

Apart from the above, candidates must also satisfy the test scores listed below:

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Minimum Score

   TOEFL-IBT or Home Edition

             100

 

GRE

Qualifying Marks Required

GMAT

Qualifying Marks Required

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Subhash Kumar Gupta

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With a score of 597 out of 800 in CUET, you have a high probability of admission to a B.A. (Hons) in Political Science at North Campus colleges of Delhi University. The cut-off is generally between 550 and 600 marks depending on the college and the competition. Hindu College, Miranda House, and Gargi College are among the top choices. It is better to check the official DU site regularly to seek cut-off statements and other admissions details.

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