Can I pursue MA in history?
I did B.Com & currently pursuing B.Ed in SST & English along with teaching social studies up to class 8th.
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9 years ago
You can go for MA in history. After completing PG in history you can become eligible for PGT history for government services, but remember private schools do not consider it. So, it would be better to go for M.Com. Your B.Ed. subjects actually do not matter once you complete your PG.
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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 th
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3 years ago
M.A. or Master of Arts in History is a postgraduate degree of 2 years in the field of arts & humanities. This course can be pursued after completion of a Bachelor's degree. Note: Students who wish to pursue their education in the Management field or get a career boost, can check the MBA course.
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6 years ago
After completing graduation, i.e Bachelor's degree you can apply for MA History.
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6 years ago
You can go for M.A. In history. After completing PG in history, you can become eligible for PGT history for government services, but remember private schools do not consider it.
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5 years ago
Can you please tell me why as my situation is the same. Also I will do B.A. In correspondence along with M.A. Can you tell me will it be preferred?
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