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Deepanshi ailawadi
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There is no eligiblity criteria as such. Its just that you should have scored well in English and overall you should score good percentage as if you opt Delhi University. It's best for B.A. Hons english with effective study. Good faculty with less fees however fee may be varies from college to college. It's just that you may eligible for the cut off of Delhi University. In private universities, Amity is the best. Here is the details regarding Amity University:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/languages/course/b-a-hons-in-english-amity-university-Noida-207080
Hope this helps.
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/languages/course/b-a-hons-in-english-amity-university-Noida-207080
Hope this helps.
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Anik Verma
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Hi Aroup,
Yes, you can still apply for the same. The eligibility criteria and average course fee charged in India for the course vary from institute to institute. The minimum criterion of eligibility needed to be met for admission to the course is a 10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognised institute/ university.
Yes, you can still apply for the same. The eligibility criteria and average course fee charged in India for the course vary from institute to institute. The minimum criterion of eligibility needed to be met for admission to the course is a 10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognised institute/ university.
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ashutosh chauhan
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Hi, your best 4 subject percentage is calculated against the cut off released by DU. For further information, you can download the brochure of Delhi University, and you can also check out the last year cut off for different course on Delhi university website.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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Yes, students with science background can apply for BA (Hons) in Shanti Niketan.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
Eligibility:
The minimum qualification required for entry into B.Ed is Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) or Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) form a recognised board/university with at least 50% marks. So, you are not eligible for this course.
Thanks.
Eligibility:
The minimum qualification required for entry into B.Ed is Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) or Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) form a recognised board/university with at least 50% marks. So, you are not eligible for this course.
Thanks.
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Animesh Wadhwa
Guide-Level 12
Hi dear,
Yes, of course.
It will provide you with an upper hand.
Economics is a compulsory subject for a finance candidate.
Though it may not be a specialization subject, but it will be used in all the other subjects directly or indirectly.
Thanks and all the best.
Yes, of course.
It will provide you with an upper hand.
Economics is a compulsory subject for a finance candidate.
Though it may not be a specialization subject, but it will be used in all the other subjects directly or indirectly.
Thanks and all the best.
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VINIKA DAGAR
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Yes, there are chances for your admission. Just wait for the merit list and keep checking the seats in every college. Also, apply for other colleges from DU for a backup.
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Namrata Singh
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For admission in KGD, you need to have passed 10+2 from a recognized board.
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Apoorva DuttaInformation Science|Research
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Hey Anshika,
Honestly, you loose a great many opportunities in your life because of the 10% in 12th Boards. But I guess you already know that, so I'll put a better solution in front of you, join a college any of them it doesn't matter.
Re write 2-3 subjects you have a big space to improve, next year you'll get the subject marks improved of same, so there is no point of loosing anything just a gain scope.
Don't choose a lot of subject, only which you will be able to score better. It is perfectly fine, you'll not waste any time in degrees and will get a more than 60% which is the barrier.
And don't take a distance learning course so early in
Honestly, you loose a great many opportunities in your life because of the 10% in 12th Boards. But I guess you already know that, so I'll put a better solution in front of you, join a college any of them it doesn't matter.
Re write 2-3 subjects you have a big space to improve, next year you'll get the subject marks improved of same, so there is no point of loosing anything just a gain scope.
Don't choose a lot of subject, only which you will be able to score better. It is perfectly fine, you'll not waste any time in degrees and will get a more than 60% which is the barrier.
And don't take a distance learning course so early in
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