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Hello Sonia, If you are completing your 12th from humanities stream, I would like to share that there are a whole lot of options to choose from. Those with an interest in Psychology, Economics, English, History & International Relations may typically choose a B.A. (Hons) Journalism, Media & Communication, B.A. Hons Psychology, B.A. Hons History & International Relations and so on. These days Liberal Education offered at universities allow students to take a combination of courses from across disciplines, and a lot of students are opting for the same these days. IILM University Gurugram, Flame University offer some exciting combinations. Since you have opted for Gurugram, here are a few details of IILM University that might interest you. Liberal education at IILM University gives you the freedom to pursue your passion. It is interesting to note that students take papers from Psychology while studying BBA to understand Consumer Behaviour, Human Resources, Behavioural Finance and look at career in related fields as well so on. The eligibility criteria varies across different universities/courses and so it is better if you check the websites for any entrance test/interview round that the university is holding. Both BBA and B.A. (Hons) Journalism, Media & Communication give you a holistic learning experience with ample opportunities to network with industry professionals, live projects and internships with organizations related to your career goals. At IILM University, courses across Management, Humanities & Social Sciences, Technology, Law, Design & Fashion are offered. Visit our website for more details www.iilm.edu.in.

Hello Sathwik, it's very nice indeed to SEE that you have already set your aim to clear the services examination of the UPSC. As per the present statistics engineers or doctors appear to come on top in this examination. But this does not mean that students from arts or commerce for liberal arts background are not selected. Students from these backgrounds also clear the examination and are selected by UPSC. In view of this my strong recommendation would be for you to select that subject which you like the best. Since the subject which you like and when you study this you will not feel the pain or hardship but you will enjoy and as a result will do well in the examination not only for the graduation in this subject but for the civil services of the UPSC also. Best wishes to you.

No, I can say for sure if your daughter will be able to get admission to a law college with a rank of 77 in OMS category in MHECT -5 Years Law 2020. The cut-off for admission to law colleges varies from year to year, and it is also dependent on the number of seats available and the number of students who apply. However, it is possible that she may be able to get a seat if she applies for admission under the management quota. The management quota is reserved for students who have a certain percentage of marks in their qualifying examination. If she falls under this category, she may be able to get a seat in a law college even with a lower rank. Here are some things you can do to improve her chances of getting admission to a law college:
* Apply for admission under the management quota. * Look for other law colleges with lower cut-offs. * Consider taking a gap year and working or volunteering to gain some experience. * Apply for scholarships or financial aid. I hope this helps. Here are some law colleges in Telangana that offer 5-year LL.B. Programs:
* Osmania University
* Kakatiya University
* Palamuru University
* Mahatma Gandhi University
* Telangana University
You can contact these colleges to inquire about their admission process and cut-offs.