M.A Anthropology

Hello Sonu,Yes, would be eligible in appearing for this exam provided you score minimum required marks 55% or 50% as the case may be. Now, the pattern has been changed to only two papers as also the exam conducting agency. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/exams/amp/ugc-net#referrer=https://www.google.com&_tf=From %1$s.

Hei,
After qualifying in MA anthropology, you can be an assistant professor or can get Junior Research Fellowship as a researcher.
You will have to appear in NET (National Eligibility Test) to get these opportunities.
NET Exam is for those aspirants who wish to become a lecturer or want to get junior research fellowship.
National Testing Agency will conduct the NET Exam in December 2018.
So, be updated with the latest notification regarding the exam.
I hope it helps!

Yes, they are eligible.
MA Anthropology:
Eligibility
Candidates wishing to pursue the course are required to fulfill the below-mentioned minimum eligibility criteria.
Graduation in any stream, (preferably Anthropology in cases of some institutes in India).Graduation completed from a recognized institute with a minimum aggregate score of 50%.

MA Anthropology:
Eligibility
Candidates wishing to pursue the course are required to fulfill the below-mentioned minimum eligibility criteria.
Graduation in any stream, (preferably Anthropology in cases of some institutes in India).Graduation completed from a recognized institute with a minimum aggregate score of 50%.

Hello,
The minimum qualification for B.Sc in Anthropology is 10+2 pass with science subjects. Some universities or colleges also offer BA and MA courses in Anthropology respectively into which, a 10+2 pass student with social science can be enrolled.

M.Sc is a postgraduate degree for academics in many countries especially for the study of science whereas M.A. is awarded for the study of subjects such as languages (English, etc.) history, philosophy, geography, humanities, fine arts, social sciences, nursing, and also theology.