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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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Dear Barnali
The UGC NET Exam is a University Grants Commission - National Entrance Exam; it is one of the toughest Exam. The exams are conducted for position of Lectureship & Junior Research Fellowship. There are so many History Books for UGC NET that will help you to score good in NET Exam.
1. UGC NET/SET History Exam Guide by Kr Sanjay, S. D. Tiwary
2. Ancient India by R. S. Sharma
3. Indian History by Krishna Reddy
4. Modern Indian History by Tarique Mohammed
5. Rrueman's UGC NET History by Pramod Singh
6. Indian History with Objective Questions and Historical Maps by VK Agnihotri
7. A History Of Ancient And Early Medieval India by Upind
The UGC NET Exam is a University Grants Commission - National Entrance Exam; it is one of the toughest Exam. The exams are conducted for position of Lectureship & Junior Research Fellowship. There are so many History Books for UGC NET that will help you to score good in NET Exam.
1. UGC NET/SET History Exam Guide by Kr Sanjay, S. D. Tiwary
2. Ancient India by R. S. Sharma
3. Indian History by Krishna Reddy
4. Modern Indian History by Tarique Mohammed
5. Rrueman's UGC NET History by Pramod Singh
6. Indian History with Objective Questions and Historical Maps by VK Agnihotri
7. A History Of Ancient And Early Medieval India by Upind
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Priyanshu Ranjan
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You can go for B.Sc Geology, because it has a great career opportunities in government. As well as in private sector.
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Bhomeshwar RathoreElectrical Engineer
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IES is all about maintaining accuracy with speed as you have to attempt 150 questions in 180 minutes in technical and 100 questions in 120 minutes in non tech. Thus, test series plays a very important role, so you should not ignore the part tests and subject test initially. Give the test of a particular subject just after completing that one. Attempting test will not be beneficial if you don't analyze it and bookmark important ones. Just follow a simple pattern in your study that you have to complete a particular subject in particular time (eg.15-20 days) and then you have to give the test and analyze the performance. You can buy onlin
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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy
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Oceanographers typically need at least a Bachelor's degree for most entry-level positions. A geosciences degree is generally preferred by employers, although some oceanographers begin their careers with degrees in environmental Science or engineering. Some oceanographer jobs require a master's degree. So it is better if you do M.Sc in oceanography - will fetch you a very good job. Especially if you study from abroad.
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Bharat DebbarmaPursuing MBA
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The course syllabus depends on different institution, as the curriculum varies from one Institute to another. So, please be specific which Institute you are wanting to know.
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
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You can't do two degree courses, According to Indian education act-1959 you cannot pursue two degrees simultaneously, because it causes extra burden on students. But, you can do certification courses.
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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You can pursue B.Sc in Psychology. If you are passionate to explore the Psychology field, then you should attempt to pursue this course. The eligibility for this course is,
The basic eligibility criteria for pursuing B.Sc (Psychology) degree is qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination in any stream. Some reputed colleges and institutes demand a minimum of 50% marks in 10+2 as qualifying criteria to secure admission in this degree course. If you don't want to do psychology, you can still have option to do BBA, BCA, B.Com, BHM and other management courses.
The basic eligibility criteria for pursuing B.Sc (Psychology) degree is qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination in any stream. Some reputed colleges and institutes demand a minimum of 50% marks in 10+2 as qualifying criteria to secure admission in this degree course. If you don't want to do psychology, you can still have option to do BBA, BCA, B.Com, BHM and other management courses.
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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra
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yes dear it's a great career option. these days psychologist are in great demand due to increased stress and pressure. Go for it. all the best
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sahil chauhan
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The eligibility for M.Sc Psychology-A student who has passed in BA or B.Sc Psychology Degree from a recognized university with minimum of 50% aggregate.
Students having any other degree such as Bachelor of Social Work (BSW), BA Sociology, B.Sc Home Science, BA Philosophy or B.Ed with Psychology papers.
Rest the course fees fluctuates between INR. 3,000 to 2 lacs.
Students having any other degree such as Bachelor of Social Work (BSW), BA Sociology, B.Sc Home Science, BA Philosophy or B.Ed with Psychology papers.
Rest the course fees fluctuates between INR. 3,000 to 2 lacs.
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