My daughter has taken Political Science as MJC and English as AEC. Is she eligible to do English Honors?

<p>In all probability, your daughter can opt for B.A. (Hons) in English, though this varies as different universities and colleges have their specific sets of admission criteria. Here's how her current set of subjects would score, going by these criteria</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Key Points to Remember:</p><p>Eligibility Criterion for B.A. (Hons) in English:</p><p>In general, most universities require candidates to study English as a subject in their 12th-grade examinations or equivalent.</p><p>A minimum percentage in English may be required, like, say, 50-60%.</p><p>Relevance of Subjects Pursued:</p><p>Political Science (MJC): Is not related with English Honors but disqualification does not follow generally.</p><p>English (AEC): Often adding English as second subject is in itself enough as long as in English the requirement cut-off was achieved.</p><p>Admission Tests (if applicable):</p><p>A lot of universities asks the student clearing entrance test at CUET and also institute's entrance tests even for English Honour.</p><p>Institute Wise Eligibility:</p><p>Different Institutions may have own eligibility criteria in place. Thus, it's as follows</p><p>Some give more preference to the students who studied English at advanced or core levels.</p><p>Others will give a chance based on the overall merit and performance in entrance exams.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Future Steps:</p><p>Review University Eligibility Criteria:</p><p>Observe the eligibility criteria of the universities or colleges where she is planning to apply.</p><p>Get Ready for Entrance Exams:</p><p>If the target college demands an entrance exam, ensure she gets ready for it.</p><p>Improve English Proficiency:</p><p>Regardless of eligibility, proficiency in English literature, grammar, and writing will be the key to acing B.A. (Hons) English.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>If you have a specific university or college in mind, let me know, and I can help you verify the exact requirements.</p>

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