I have done my class 12 with pcb along with english and hindi sub but I want to do BA honours history or political Science from lsr

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Sandhya Kumari | Beginner-Level 2

2 months ago

Aap B.A honours History or Political Science se kar sakte ho koi dikkat nhi hai. Aapne jo sub 12th me padha hain unme se hi three sub domain and English or Hindi ko language me select karo aur unka exam do. Then aap Preference me dal sakte ho ki aapko kis subject me Honours karna hai. Aap History/ P

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