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Yes, a student can pursue a dual degree at Delhi University (DU) by taking one degree through regular attendance and the other through distance learning. To be eligible, students must: Meet the course-specific eligibility conditionsMeet the cut-off for the course they wish to seek admission toQualify for both programs individuallyAttend classes, complete assignments, and pass assessments for each programme separatelyStudents can apply for dual degrees by: Submitting individual applications for each programSubmitting the regular degree application through the standard admission processSubmitting the ODL programme application to the SOL

 Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU) has not publicly released specific cutoff percentages for the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) program for the 2024-2025 academic session. Admission to the B.A. program typically requires candidates to have completed the 12th Class) examination from the Punjab School Education Board or an equivalent examination.While detailed cutoff percentages for the B.A. program are not available, GNDU has published cutoff information for other programs. For instance, the cutoff percentages for the 5-year integrated B.A. LL.B. program in 2024 varied by category and campus. At the GNDU Amritsar campus, the cutoff for the General category was 94.8%, while for the Scheduled Caste category, it was 92.6%.  

Yes, there are plenty of Government jobs for BA Graduates from Yogi Vemana University Kadapa. After completing the BA course, candidates can opt for various jobs in the Government sector. They need to appear for different government exams held by various authorities to secure a well-paying and respected government job. The below table highlights some of the government exams one can take to secure good government jobs after a BA:BA Top Job Profiles Details Average Salary (in INR)IAS IAS officers are responsible for placing government policies into execution and overseeing their functioning at the grassroots level. 30 lakhIPSIPS officers ensure public safety by supervising the police agencies of states and Union Territories. 27 lakh IFS IFS officers are responsible for maintaining good international relationships with other countries on behalf of India. 27 lakh SSC officer SSC officers are responsible for the different operational tasks of the organisation including compiling files, reports, and all the ongoing cases. 18 lakh