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Raushan Kumar

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The choice between the TestDAF and DSH depends on individual choices, such as the specific requirements of your target university and your comfort with different exam formats. TestDAF is a standardized test accepted by most universities, making it a reliable choice for students applying to multiple institutions. On the other hand, DSH is quite a easier version, but may not be accepted universally.

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Zechariah D

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If it's a semester exam then try to finish it before your final years. 

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Indrani Tyagi

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BA (Hons) in English is a lucrative course that opens career opportunities in various fields, such as Media and journalism, Education and academia, the Corporate Sector, etc. Some of the job profiles that candidates can get after completing the BA (Hons) course from Sri University are Content Writer, Journalist, Editor/ Proofreader, Teacher, Lecturer, Author, Script Writer, Public Relations Officer, Translator, etc. 

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Priyanka Nath

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Here are some job opportunities for people with a Master's degree in Humanities and Social Science from Jain University: Public policy and advocacyPublishing and journalismCultural heritage and preservationPublic relations and marketingNon-profit and advocacy workDigital humanities and technologyConsulting and businessCreative industries

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Misha

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International applicants can demonstrate proficiency by submitting official test scores from the following test scores-TOEFL:  Minimum composite score of 80 on the internet-based test (iBT)IELTS:  Minimum overall band score of 6.5Duolingo English Test:  Minimum score of 105

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Kartik Bisht

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Northwestern University requires international students to demonstrate their proficiency in the English language. International students can prove their proficiency in the English language by submitting IELTS or TOEFL test scores. Check below Northwestern University English language requirements for international students:ExamMinimum Score (UG)Minimum Score (PG)IELTS7.07.0TOEFL8080Please note that the minimum English language requirement for international students given above may vary. Therefore, international students are advised to check the minimum English language requirement when applying.

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Sandeep Samineni

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Eligibility: The applicant must have passed the master's degree in the concerned subject with aggregate marks of at least 55%.Entrance Exams: Admission will be done through entrance exam scores from a recognized test like GATE, CSIR-NET, or JRF, which is followed by an interview. The duration of the Ph.D. course is around 3 years.The total fee for the course is around ?48,550. The specific cut off scores can differ yearly. This is because so many factors determine the range. The number of applications submitted and their performance mainly dictates the cutoff scores. For particular details on cutoff scores, I would advise you
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Abhishek Khanna

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Helping verbs, also known as auxiliary verbs, are verbs that are used with a main verb to indicate tense, mood, voice, person, or number. Here are some common helping verbs:Be: am, is, are, was, were, being, been  Have: has, have, had  Do: do, does, did  Modal verbs: can, could, may, might, must, shall, should, will, would

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