I am a science graduate but want to pursue MA in sociology. Is it possible to get admission in Goa University for MA sociology?

I have done B.Sc (zoology honors) and B.Ed.

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Rahul R | Scholar-Level 18

8 years ago

Qualification: Graduation Minimum Eligibility to Apply: 40% Additional Details Candidates must be a graduate from B.A. in Sociology. Register and Apply Interested candidates can apply online/ offline with required information. Merit Screening Admission is based on marks obtained in B.A. Foreign st

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