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Harleen Kaur

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Yes you can pursue BA Honors, but as the competition is high you should not change your stream just have back plan kn which you can do better. It's better to pursue course in your stream itself. It's upto you.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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JNU as an Institution is the most Democratic place in India. It allows you to write your answers in either languages (I. e Hindi and English). Some people might object that if it is that much democratic, why don't it allows to write Answers in all 22 languages mentioned in Schedule 8 of Indian constitution. The reason is that Evaluation process involves The faculty members of JNU only. There might be a possibility that Each department doesn't have professor from all regional parts of India, so there will a difficulty in evaluation of answer sheets. For the historical reasons of Hindi as Government official Language, and Hindi is the kn
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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Yes, you can choose history and English as a teaching subject as you are from a history background. Thanks.

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Diwakar GoelLet there be light where it is dark!!🌞🌞

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For law, class 12th is a requirement, but check the eligibility of DU once for 3-year law and other universities like BHU as for them graduation is more important. You can definitely go for a Bachelor of Arts after the Science stream in senior secondary. You have the full authority to take the subject which kindles the interest in you. Political Science, history, economics or anything.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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MA History is a 2-year master's degree course which is offered by most of the Arts universities in India. The course is offered in both regular modes as well as distance education mode. Delhi University is very well known for pursuing this course.

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Ishaani MalhotraJust wynk it, life, eyeliner, everything.

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Hello UGC NET Aspirants!
Check out the important topics for UGC NET History:Stone ageIndus Valley CivilisationVedic AgeMaurya PeriodGupta PeriodHarsha PeriodChola, Chera, Pallava and ChalukyasDelhi SultanateMughal EmpireBhakti and SufiRise of British PowerAdministration of Company and CrownEconomic HistoryNational MovementIndia after IndependenceArt and CulturePrehistoric AgeSangam AgeSung and Satavahanas
Further Prepare the topics of UGC NET General Paper well. Keep yourself updated with the latest changes introduced in the exam and important dates about the exam. Be in a habit of regular revision. Must solve the previous year test pape
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kanu vashisht

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Yes, as you have done bachelors you can go for M.A. in History.

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