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Indrani Choudhury

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SSHSS Sharda University admission to the MA programme is made if candidates meet the minimum eligibility requirement set by the University. For admission to the MA programme at Sharda School of Humanities and Social Sciences, candidates must have passed BA with a 50% aggregate.

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Siya Nama

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The MA in Journalism and Mass Communication curriculum at Jain University typically includes core subjects like Media Theory, Communication Research Methods, Media Law and Ethics, and Global Media Trends. There are specialisation options such as Print Journalism, Broadcast Journalism, Digital Media, and Advertising. Practical training includes courses in News Reporting, Editing, Multimedia Journalism, and Digital Skills

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Siya Nama

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You need a Bachelor’s degree from a recognised university. Typically, a minimum aggregate score (like 50% or higher) in your undergraduate degree is required.

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Siya Nama

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The eligibility criteria for admission to MA Economics at School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Jain University is a minimum of 50% marks from respective disciplines, such as BBA, BCom.

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Anushka Mendiratta

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Of course, you can eventually become a lawyer even with an MA in political science. You have to apply for law degrees like LLB. A Master's degree in Political Science, while valuable, doesn't directly qualify you to practice law. 

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Siya Nama

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Candidates must clear class 12th Pre University any stream from CBSE or ICSE or State Board after that candidate must have graduation in the relevant field from recognised University with 50% aggregate. It is a 2 Year programme in which you should have Bachelor degree in Economics or in any discipline from a recognised University. 

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Siya Nama

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The amount for 2 years is around 3.3L . I think so it's not expensive. It's normal every college do have fee around this. So if you are choosing jain university for MA. Then it's a good decision. 

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Prashant Kumar

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There is no data or figure available regarding the passing result of the search or an approximate salary which someone receiving the MA degree from the LD Arts College will be paid. Nevertheless, the college itself has all the provisions of MA in English, Hindi, Psychology, to Economics, still, the data offered concerning salaries and placements are relatively more inclined towards the BA course. According to the above research, BA graduates from LD Arts College get an ability to earn an operation manager’s average package that ranges from? 20000 to ?25000 per month. However, it has not presented any numerical data regarding the
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Manori Sahni

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IGNOU MA in Education is a two-year course, divided into four semesters. There are a list of subjects included in each semester. The subjects taught in the first year of IGNOU MA in Education programme as per its curriculum are:Educational ResarchUnderstanding EducationEducation: Nature and PurposesLearning, Learnerer, and DevelopmentSocietal Context of EducationOperational Dimensions of Education

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Manori Sahni

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IGNOU MA course curriculum include subjects related to the field of Economics. The two-year course is divided into four semesters. There is a certain credit attached to each subject. Mentioned below are some of the subjects covered in the course:Micro EconomicsMacro EconomicsPublic EconomicsIndian Economy, etc.

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