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SAKSHI AGGARWAL
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Yes, you are right. In order to be a news anchor, you should have knowledge of every field. You can be asked to talk about anything to everything. The average salary of a news anchor is around 30k-50k depending on your experience and the organization you are working for.
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It's one of the best institutes in India and also one of the oldest. You should take admission there if you are interested.
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Tarishi Joshi
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JNU, Delhi University, Lucknow University and Punjab University are some of the best universities to study.
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B.A. ENGLISH HONOURS: SYLLABUS AND COURSE DESCRIPTION
A semester-wise breakup of the courses syllabus is tabulated below. Semester I
Semester II
Paper 1: English Literature 4 (I)Paper 4: English Literature 4 (ii)Paper 2: Twentieth Century Indian Writing (I)Paper 5: Twentieth Century Indian Writing (ii)Paper 3: Concurrent Qualifying LanguagePaper 6: English Literature 1 (I)Paper 7: Concurrent Credit Language
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Semester IV
Paper 8: English Literature 1 (ii)Paper 12: English Literature 2 (ii)Paper 9: English Literature 2 (I)Paper 13: English Literature 3 (I)Paper 10:Paper 14:Option A: Nineteenth Century European Realism (I)Option A:
A semester-wise breakup of the courses syllabus is tabulated below. Semester I
Semester II
Paper 1: English Literature 4 (I)Paper 4: English Literature 4 (ii)Paper 2: Twentieth Century Indian Writing (I)Paper 5: Twentieth Century Indian Writing (ii)Paper 3: Concurrent Qualifying LanguagePaper 6: English Literature 1 (I)Paper 7: Concurrent Credit Language
Semester III
Semester IV
Paper 8: English Literature 1 (ii)Paper 12: English Literature 2 (ii)Paper 9: English Literature 2 (I)Paper 13: English Literature 3 (I)Paper 10:Paper 14:Option A: Nineteenth Century European Realism (I)Option A:
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