Humanities & Social Sciences

The admission requirement for Rabindra Bharati University, M.A. in Sociology is rather standard and normally require the students who want to be admitted for the program to score a minimum of 50% in Undergraduate degree in Sociology or any other related field. SC/ST/OBC category students need least 45% percentage to get an entry for the examination. Selection for ordinant quota, which has a large portion of the total seats , is done on merit basis for other groups and there is an element of entrance test , on and only if there are more applicants than the number of seats. This means that there is no standard test that all candidates sitting for the examinations have to write but the university has the right to set one for some categories or in case of equality. 

You can pursue a cybercrime course with a humanities background by applying for a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, and more. The entry requirements for this course include: A 3-year university degree in a related field, such as Law, Political Science, International Relations, Criminology, Social Sciences, Information Engineering, Psychology/Cognitive Sciences, or equivalentThe degree must be issued by an internationally recognised universityYou can also consider other cybercrime courses, such as:Postgraduate Diploma in Cyber Law & Cyber Forensics (PGDCLCF)A minimum eligibility requirement for this programme is a graduate degree in law or other fields from a recognised university. Cyber Security CourseA bachelor's degree in IT or any related field from a recognised university or board is required. You must also score at least 50% marks in your bachelor's degree. National Cybercrime Training Centre (CyTrain)Offers courses such as Responder Track, Forensic Track, Investigation Track, Intelligence Track, Management Track, and Judiciary / Prosecution Track. 

Yes, Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University (YCMOU) has commenced admissions for the Bachelor of Library and Information Science (B.Lib.I.Sc.) programme for the 2024-2025 academic year. The application process began on June 1, 2024, and the last date to apply is October 29, 2024.Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University (YCMOU) has started admissions for B.Lib.I.Sc. 2024-2025.Application process: Began on June 1, 2024.Last date to apply: October 29, 2024.Program available under the School of Humanities & Social Sciences.Application mode: Online via the official YCMOU website.For more details, visit the official YCMOU admissions page.Early application is recommended to avoid last-minute issues.

As per Kerala University rules, an individual registered multiple times cannot change his BA Arabic exam center once selected, as the "change of exam centre" option is rarely available to registered individuals. Key points while selecting the center successfully in the initial application process. There are no changes to make a difference: Normally, once you have submitted your Private Registration Request to the Test Centre, you cannot request changes at a later date. Take a closer look at the application details: Make sure all information including the testing area is correct before completing your application. Contact the University: If you have any compelling reasons for changing your venue, you can try contacting the Kerala University Examination Department and inquire about any possibilities or the assessment process.

Schools in East Delhi which offer psychology as an additional subject after the completion of the 10th standard can not be generalized but some of them include the following. Most schools whether affiliated to CBSE/DBSE may offer psychology as one of the subject in the senior secondary classes (grades 11 & 12). Flexibility of course structure and availability of such subjects is exercised by few of the well known DPS East, Sarvodaya Vidyalaya, and Amity International East Delhi. Thus, it is better to address directly certain schools to know the list of subjects which they teach and requirements for admission, as some subjects may be included into certain schools' curriculum and may be excluded from others' one due to their policies or due to the students' choosing.