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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

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Dear,
B.Ed course have 3 branches including Arts, Commerce and science and you can choose subject as per your graduation and post-graduation background. Further, you can teach subject in school accordingly.
All the best.

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Surbhi KumariPassionate about Legal Journalism

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Yes, you can pursue Masters in mass communication. MJMC is open to all graduates as it has a wide scope. You can do a job of a RJ, reporter, anchor, editor, PR, event manager and many more. On the other hand, in history you can do MA in history or you can go for competitive exams.
You can try for:
1. MICA.
2. IIM - C.
3. Jamia.
4. Makhanlal, etc.

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neha sharma

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If you work hard for your dream, then you can become an IAS officer. You should update your GK and current affairs.

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Harshit Mehta

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Pre-University College (PUC) is the most popular option after class 10.
PUC is a 2 year course with 1 major board exam at the end of the second year PUC/ class 12th.
1. Every student must study 4 core subjects in each branch along with 1st language English and 2nd language (Kannada, Sanskrit, Hindi, Urdu, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Marathi, French, German and Arabic).
2. Options in arts/ humanities: History, geography, sociology, political science, psychology, education, logic, home science, optional Kannada, Karnataka music and Hindustani music, etc.
3. Options in commerce: Economics, business studies, accountancy, computer science, geogr
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!

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Hi,
These days degree courses are looked down especially if it is social sciences.1. Graduation with hons in History opens your way to all the jobs with graduation as minimum eligibility criteria such as SSC, UPSC or IBPS/Bank PO.
2. Teaching: If you want to teach at secondary level I.e. class 6th to class 10th, you may go for B. Ed. and if you wish to teach at senior secondary level I.e. 11th and 12th, you would have to do Masters in History. To teach at university level Masters in History with NET is required (many universities prefer M.Phil /PhD)
3. Museum Curator: These are the people who guide you in museums. If you like Museums then
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