Can I take admission in JNU without giving entrance exam? Can I take admission in MA Urdu on merit basis?

I have completed my graduation in BA Programme with 70% marks (with URDU).

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Deeksha Dixit | Contributor-Level 10

a year ago

No, you can not take admission in JNU without appearing in the CUET-PG entrance exam. According to JNU's admission policy, admission to the M.A. In Urdu course will be based on results from the NTA's CUET (PG). You will need to appear in CUET-PG and thereafter in JNU PG admission counselling to get

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