History

Hi Sushma,
Both courses are good, it depends on where your interest lies. If you are also planning to take one of these subjects as your mains optional, then I would suggest please go through the UPSC syllabus and previous year question papers of mains stage and then decide which course would be best for you.

Hello Chhavi,
For doing post graduation in any subject it is expected that you have completed at least graduation in it. I therefore do not think that you are eligible for MA in Indian History on the basis of your B.Sc.

Hello Nelson,
It's very nice to know that you have dream about joining NDA and making efforts towards achieving this ! There are plenty of books in market & it's difficult to choose. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information:
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Hello Yadav,
Yes, a B.Sc. graduate can go for MA degree.
Although some colleges/Institutions insist on having a B.A degree for admission in an MA programme , still, there are some others which are lenient on this part.
So, research the best college for the subject that you want to do Masters in.

It is economics which deals totally which banking, finance and business, good knowledge of economics has a better chance of cracking banking related examinations.

Kalindi College is a good option for history (Hons). My own sister is doing it from there.

Hello Srishti,
After your 12th, you can seek admission in an institution offering graduation in your chosen field. Be cautious. With increasing students preference, many state governments have started entrance exam for admission in these courses.

Hello Sayabanna,
It's very nice to know that you have scored 70% in BA. This really very good. Now that you are a graduate, ask yourself as to what is your passion? What subject interests you? If you can align your MA subject with this, it would be best.

There are fewer chances for your admission. You can wait for the list issued by the department.