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There is no least preference towards any course but then there is high preference and propaganda towards some top courses like medical, engineering, chartered accountancy and MBA.
This drives majority and influxes the students into these branches.
As we have seen the job prospects and overall opportunities across industries have been immense for above courses and so are the fat packages being rolled out which lures majority of students.
This now creates an imbalance and supply demand ratio is disturbed.
The supply is huge for above courses because of the huge demand, which creates shortage of students into Arts streams and lesser demand.
This is plain Keynesian Economics what we can see and is the sole criteria why students less prefer arts and humanities as they have lesser competitive edge and all round development.

For Andhra Pradesh LAWCET, one could refer for any of the books with which one is very much comfortable. Any book which he or she is easily able to understand if one is preparing in a coaching institute. The coaching provides the students with the study materials which may be very much helpful. As far as Andhra Pradesh LAWCET is concerned, it consists of General Knowledge & mental ability, Current Affairs and Aptitude for the study of law. The first two portions consist of 30 marks each portion. And, aptitude consist of 60 marks that is a total of 120 questions. And that need to be answered in 90 minutes. The benefit is that there is no negative marking. So, the aspirant can attempt and answer all the questions. One must focus mainly on Aptitude portion because it covers 50% of the paper and if one has command on this portion his way to qualify Andhra Pradesh LAWCET will be easy. But other portions are also need to pay attention. Most important amongst them all is the Aptitude Portion. So, prepare accordingly.

Hey there,Labour and employment law is offered as mandatory course in NLUs and Non-NLUs. It is difficult to decide the best colleges yet I will recommend colleges which have much better faculty and course designed for Iabour law.NALSAR- Hyderabad, WBNUJS-Kolkata, NLSIU, Bangalore, NLU Delhi, NLU Jodhpur, GNLU Gandhinagar and NLIU- Bhopal are among the best colleges offering labour and employment Law. Other top tier law schools like Jindal, Sonepat and Symbiosis have also decent faculty. I will recommend you to do internship under lawyers in district or high courts dealing with the matters related to labour and employment law infringement. Some firms dealing with such matters are Shrivastava Law Associates. New Delhi, Aeltemesh Rein & Co. Law Consultants etc. Good Luck.

Okay, so, without any further ado, let me tell you that the Faculty of Law, University of Calcutta DOESN'T even have a placement cell unlike other universities. Therefore, if one was hoping for job recruitment or campus placement, I'm sorry to dash your hopes. However, several students after graduating from here have applied in some of the big shot law firms such as Fox Mandal & Co., Khaitan & Co. etc in the city and many have pursued LLM in prestigious universities abroad such as Queen Mary University, Cambridge, etc.
It's safe to say that though the college won't provide any campus recruitment in the near future, it might make a good lawyer of you who can be recruited by reputable firms in the city.

Yes, you can get admission to BA Political Science course after completing 12th standard with any stream. The students those who have completed the 12th standard in any discipline are eligible to apply for the BA Political Science course. So, after completing 12th standard in science stream, you are eligible to apply for BA Political Science course.As far as interest in political science is considered, what I think is not important. You are aspiration and interest in more important to select the course. So, if you are interested in BA Political Science, you can apply for the course. But, as per my knowledge it is not good for you to select arts stream in Bachelor's degree after 12th standard in science stream. If you are interested in engineering, doctor, pharmacist, technician, etc. then it's good for you to operate science or engineering in Bachelor's degree.

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Mecca, Hindu College is the best.
The Annual Cultural Fest of Hindu comes to you this month from 25th-28th February. Mecca acts as a choir of various musical events, ranging from Sufi to pop and rock-n-roll, literary events, fashion shows, etc. to name a few. The past years have seen the grand success of the fest because of the participation of mind boggling number of students.
Crossroads, Shri Ram College of Commerce:
The largest cultural fest of DU that sees a footfall of over 10,000 people a day. With just a few weeks left for the fest, there is already a lot of conjecture around the campus as to which celebrity will burn the floor this time.

Being a part of a society in college has many perks. Apart from developing your personality and building up your resume, it also helps you in mastering the skill of teamwork. It makes your college life more fun and gives you memories to cherish forever. The much awaited DU Fest Season gives a platform to the passion-driven societies of various colleges to display their talent. Here's a list of the top 6 societies of DU (in no particular order):1. ABHIVYAKTI-The Dramatics Society of Indraprastha College: Abhivyakti was among the first few dramatics societies of DU. Their street play production Manmarziyaan had garnered the first position in most of the fests. They are known for tackling social issues in their own satirical and comical style which is prominent in their plays.
2. MISBA-The Western Dance Society of Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce: Their unique and comical style of dance makes the audience go crazy. They leave everyone including the jury, awestruck with their amazing moves and use of props. Misbas energetic performance strikes a perfect balance between swagger and swoon. Their production was a creative fusion of hip hop and contemporary styles of dance.
3. NAZAAKAT-The Folk Dance society of Gargi College: Nazaakats production was a mixture of resonating ghungroos and vibrant costumes. Through their elaborate choreography and expressions, they portrayed the tradition of worshipping Lord Krishna.
4. LSR WMS-The Western Choir of Lady Shri Ram College: LSR WMSs winning piece was a creative and melodious one. It was a fusion of two different genres of music- jazz and R&B. Their piece was a medley of two songs, Misty by the Real Group and Jailer by Asa.
5. PIXELS- The Photography Society of Hans Raj College: Pixels is one of the most prominent societies in DU. It was the first society in DU to ever host a photography exhibition in Indian Habitat Centre. The Young Minds was a three-day photography exhibition held in February where various artists presented their marvelous and inspiring work.
6. GALORE-The Fashion Society of Maitreyi College: Galores production aimed to enlighten people on the issue of hunting and poaching of tigers. They wanted people to protect this elegant animal and help in preventing its extinction. The society takes pride in the fact that their costumes are made by the society members within the college premises.

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The debating societies in DU ensure this personality enrichment and exposure in numerous ways, one of the most popular being, the outstation competitions. Participants are sent to college fests all over the country, where they get a chance to dabble in various formats of debating. Kashish Minocha, president of the English Debating Society of Sri Venkateswara College, says, Outstation events, especially in colleges of south India, are very important as each one has its own specialty. These events also act as ice-breakers for freshers, and help them foster relationships with the seniors.
Not only do the students excel at public speaking, but they are also better prepared at handling tough situations in life. It involves a lot of reading and learning. This added knowledge also helps us write exams, says Harshita Madan, member of QED, the debating society of Gargi College.
The societies also provide the comfort of close-knit friendships and familial bonding. Anubhav Chakraborty, president of the English Debating Society of Hindu College, says, these societies provide a sense of belonging, especially to outstation students, as you end up spending a lot of time together.
The best ones are mentioned below:
St. Stephen's Deb Soc
The English Debating Society of LSR College
The Debating Society of Kirori Mal College
Ramjas Debating Society

Distance or Correspondence degrees have been gaining lot of traction nowadays, but major missing with this mode of learning is practical exposure and live face to face as well as peer learning, major group participating activities which evolves values like Team Building Entrepreneurship and Leadership.
In my opinion, distance degrees are only recommended if you have suitable work experience of more than 10 plus years and you don't have time to quit your job or simultaneously pursue any degree.
It is always recommended to take up full time courses be it UG or PG, because only then you would receive in depth grasping of fundamentals and you can see an all-round development in all areas.
Undoubtedly, distance degrees add up your work experience while you're graduation is ongoing, but at the sake of partial learning and limited growth curve which is potentially degrades its value and is of least importance as you go up the ladder.
Half knowledge is always dangerous as the saying goes, is so true here.
Hence, correspondence or distance arts courses are definitely not recommended.