B.A Scope

No, to pursue MA in mass communication you have to do BA in mass communication. So you should opt for MA in Sanskrit.

Yes, definitely. The B.A. Degree doesn't really hamper your foray into an M.Sc. Later on. Most M.Sc. Psychology (Whatever your intended specialization be) courses allow B.A. And B.Sc. Psychology candidates, both. Your usually only laying a foundation in psychology at the undergraduate level, and its pretty much provided whether you have taken a B.A. Or a B.Sc.
Good luck.

There are many options available after doing Bachelor of Arts. Arts is a rich branch and also the branch having most number of students always. The main things that you can do after B.A. are-
1. Go for higher studies like M.A. And then Ph.D., etc.
2. You can join professional courses like M.A. LL.B. Lot of people do LL.B. After B.A.
3. You can go for professional management training for placement.
5. You can do things in which you are good at like begin professional in whatever field you like.
6. People also go for government jobs
7. B.Ed is also am option. Ask more questions is you have.

Hi,
You can download the brochure from below link
https://teaching.tagmycollege.com/college/pratham-institute-of-education-delhi/b-ed
Hope, it will be useful for you.

Listed here is the minimum eligibility criteria needed to be fulfilled for admission to the course.
- Graduation or equivalent qualification from a recognised university.
- Preferably Sanskrit as the main subject at the level of graduation.
- Qualification of a relevant entrance test in cases of some institutes.

Bachelor's degree in humanities and arts is not the liked or popular criteria for hiring in management and business jobs.
However, as the truth is, it matters what you know and is good at.
If you have been good with HRM skills and have been vocal to express in the right way, the HRM job is also possible.

Hello Rohit,
It is indeed nice to know that your dream is to work abroad. These days unfortunately almost every country barring few are not allowing people to come in areas where there is enough talent in that country. Hence, I would advise you to approach a placement agency dealing with sending people abroad to know nuances and get job done.

Hello Ishaan, Good query. Actually speaking, whole world opens up after graduation. You can appear for civil service exam. You can go for PG and then Ph.D. in subject of your choice. You can do B.Ed and join teaching profession. You can start your own buy. You can do MBA. There are large number of possibilities. But I would advise you to choose that fascinates you.

Hi,
After completion of BA Economics, you can try for prestigious jobs in the government sectors like Indian Economic Services, Indian Civil Services, Reserve Bank of India, National Sample Survey, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Planning Board, Planning Commission, National Council for Applied Economic Research and National Institute of Public Finance and Policy.