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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel
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MA History is a two year course and there are two semesters in each year. The course has a wide scope. In MA History you would be studying about ancient, medieval and modern societies.You can have a look at the table below to find the main subjects you would learn in MA History course:MA History First Year SyllabusAncient and Medieval SocietiesModern WorldPolitical Structures in IndiaHistory of Indian EconomyMA History Second Year SyllabusHistoriographyEvolution of Social Structures in IndiaIndian National MovementWestern Political Thought (From Plato to Marx)
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Manpreet Kaur
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MA History Entrance ExamsMA History Exam DatesMA History Exam ScheduleIPU University Entrance Exam- Postgraduate (CUET PG)Mar '25 (Tentative)CUET PG ScheduleIPU4 University Common Entrance Test (IPU CET)Apr '25 (Tentative)IPU CET ScheduleJamia Milia Islamia (JMI) Entrance ExamApr '25 (Tentative)Jamia Milia Islamia (JMI) Entrance Exam Schedule
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Manpreet Kaur
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The candidates who are curious about past happening from social, cultural and economic point of view can find some of the below listed topics to be interesting:SubjectWhat does it include? Medieval EuropeTouches upon the Medieval State and Church; Clergy and the Socio-economic Norms and ValuesFeudalismAgrarian Structure and Reforms; Agrarian Technological Structure of Non-Agricultural Production; Local Trade under the Feudal System: Merchants and Artisans; Growth of non-domestic Trade; Urbanization; Transition of Feudalism: Transition from Feudalism to CapitalismCapitalismRise and Mercantile Revolution; Ancient Colonial System and its
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Manpreet Kaur
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No, many candidates pursue MA History after completing undergraduate courses from various disciplines. MA in History has theoretical subjects that requires comprehension and analytical skills. The candidates who are interesting in studying about the past societies, cultures and economies can pursue this course. When interest is combined with efforts they can pass with flying colors.Suggestions- Candidates are advised toPrepare for the semester exams well in advanceStudy from prescribed textbooksGet their doubts cleared through teachers, peers, reference books or the internet
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Manpreet Kaur
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Yes, candidates can get job opportunities through on-campus placements in colleges providing MA History course. However, the placement sessions in Arts colleges are not as intensive as those in Engineering colleges.Candidates can enhance their career prospects after completing MA course by following certain steps, which are as follows:Gaining thorough knowledge of the subject.Maintaining good marks across various academic levels.Enhance skills as per industrial requirements.Pursue further courses, provided in enhances job prospects.Work as Apprentices and Interns
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Manpreet Kaur
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Students having a Bachelor's degree in Arts or any other course are eligible to apply for MA provided they fulfill other requirements of the programme. The aspirants can further pursue PhD in History after an MA History programme. Students can also choose MA History to gain in-depth knowledge of the subject that will help them in getting better job prospects.
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Anamika Jha
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The expected CUET PG cutoff for M.A. in history from Central University of Himachal Pradesh is 93 . So you have a high chance of admission in the institute. To know more about the institute, refer to the official website or Shiksha.
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