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Hi,
Absolutely yes, you can surely pursue a course in Economics after class 12th depending on the college you wish to get into.
Eligibility-
The minimum criterion of eligibility needed to be met for admission to the course is a 10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognized institute/ university with a minimum aggregate score of 50 (mathematics being a must). Candidates awaiting their final examinations results are also eligible to apply on provisional basis.
The general procedure for admission to the course is merit- based, I.e. on the basis of the merit obtained by the candidate at the 10+2 level. A few institutes also conduct entrance exams for admission to the course. Thereafter, rounds of personal interview may follow.

Hi, I would suggest you to opt for ILS law college as this is one of the oldest law institutions in India and one of the top law colleges in India as well. The faculty is well experienced and the main reason being the various moot court competitions, seminars and guest lectures conducted by the college. Also, ILS has one of the best libraries across the country. The placements provided by ILS are very good. For any further details regarding the placement, library and various events conducted by the college, you may visit the college website www.ilslaw.edu. Hope this information helps you. Feel free to revert for any further details. All the very best!

Different languages are spoken in different nations, therefore there is a requirement of professionals who can help in communication among different people speaking different languages. Foreign language specialists, interpreters and translators are required in organizations dealing in foreign trade, foreign high commissions and embassies, travel & tourism industry, entertainment, tourism, public relation, international organizations and media etc. Career opportunities for foreign language specialists are increasing in India and abroad. Foreign language specialist can work as a teacher, freelancer, technical writer and interpreter or as a translator.

Hello,
Geography offers several career options with numerous specializations.
-Cartography
-Survey
-Urban and Regional Planning
-Town Planning
-Remote Sensing
-Climate Change Analysis
-Geospatial Analyst
Depending on the area of specialization, geographers might work as forest managers or in agricultural or economic institutions or as demographers in govt. and research firms. A background of geography is also helpful for a successful career in the field of travel and tourism, particularly for travel Journalism. You can also work as climatologists, geomorphologists, GIS specialists, and hydrologists.
As mentioned above about the area of specialisations related to geography, I would justify the importance of pursuing a G degree in the same because a UG degree in geography gives you knowledge about all the fields associated with geography but a specialisation course in the stream of your choice will make you an expert and will help you in fetching more specific and highly paid jobs in the industry

Yes, you can get admission to BA Political Science course after completing 12th standard with any stream. The students those who have completed the 12th standard in any discipline are eligible to apply for the BA Political Science course. So, after completing 12th standard in science stream, you are eligible to apply for BA Political Science course.As far as interest in political science is considered, what I think is not important. You are aspiration and interest in more important to select the course. So, if you are interested in BA Political Science, you can apply for the course. But, as per my knowledge it is not good for you to select arts stream in Bachelor's degree after 12th standard in science stream. If you are interested in engineering, doctor, pharmacist, technician, etc. then it's good for you to operate science or engineering in Bachelor's degree.

Hi,
I think more than the scope, the interest of individual matters for success in a particular area of law. Let's say, for example, I am interested in information technology law but I pursue consumer law after my law school. I would not be working with that zeal or enthusiasm as compared to IT law. Therefore, according to me, the interest mattes more than the scope as you can make money under any area of law and practice.
But coming to the question, most of the areas of law are interlinked. Which one has a better scope? I think both of these are too diverse fields and have a lot of subject matters within. Both information technology and consumer law are governed by specific legislation. But surely, in the era of information technology I think information technology law has better scope in the future. It is because of the fact that with growing technology, the offenses and penalties would be increased and would surely be one of the most interesting areas of law.

LPU Approved by Bar Council of India, Law Discipline is one of the best Law colleges in India and Punjab. Our students are groomed for bright professional careers by providing wide range of exposure to theoretical as well as practical aspects of law. The discipline organizes international conferences, visits by nationally acclaimed law practitioners to allow the students gain skills and experience in the field of law. Students get real-time experiences through moot court competitions organized at national and international levels. Students are groomed through internship exposure and individual-oriented mentoring for a bright career in legal arena. The students have interned in reputed law firms and under High Court judges of different states. Special career counseling led by industry experts and members of academia is held for students who register for placements to determine their niche area of interest in the legal field. At School of Law, students are exposed to listen and share pearls of wisdom from eminent persons who come from higher judiciary, academia and industry. Notably, Honble Justice Sh. Raj Shekhar Attri (Judge, Punjab and Haryana High Court) and Honble Justice AHMD Nawaz (Honble Judge, Court of Appeal, Sri Lanka and Dr. Arti Puri (Eminent Academician) interacted with students through conference, guest lecture and workshop activities. Judgments of superior courts in India serve as precedents and constitute an indispensable part of the study of a law. Special emphasis is put on imparting case law techniques involving detailed analysis of a case. There is Moot Court Training to Arm Law Students for Facing Legal Challenges. There are debating and quiz clubs Students are also taken to courts in the state including High Court at Chandigarh, Supreme Court of India at New Delhi and Police Training Academy to familiarize students with first-hand account of policing and investigation techniques.

Dear aspirant, Nice to hear you. Jobs after B.Sc. Psychology is vast and diverse both in India and overseas. Students completing this course can choose either to opt for a job or pursue their higher education in psychological Science. The average pay scale for B.Sc. Psychology graduates in India are approximately INR 4.10 LPA. The pay scale may vary considering several factors: experience, client management, job sector, job designation, and much more. B.Sc. The psychology course also offers an entrepreneurship option for graduates interested in starting their own counselling business. Below are some of the popular job designations after B.Sc. Psychology. Human Resource Manager
Psychology Assistant
Psychologist
Childcare Mental Counsellor
Psychiatrist
Research Scholar
Hope it helps.

St. Xavier's College, Ahmedabad or Xavier's, Ahmedabad is a higher education institute located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. It was established in 1955, in what could be described as a daring act: there were no funds and no trained teachers available. However, they steadied the ship and overcame the odds. By 1959, the college owned a campus of 25 acres. The college today offers close to 15 undergraduate courses. The college is known for excellence in Science and Humanities studies. Admission into the college is based on the marks scored in 10+2 and a personal interview with the principal and/or his delegates.
H K Arts College is situated in Ahmedabad in Gujarat state of India. Established in 1860, it is accredited from AICTE and it is affiliated to Gujarat University. HKAC, Ahmedabad offers 16 courses across 3 streams namely arts, law / humanities, IT and across 2 degrees like BA and MA. Hostel facility is not available for its students.
St. Xavier's College is better then H K Arts College.

Hey there,
Well, both Symbiosis and Amity University are private institutes and are not very old in order of their establishments.
However, Symbiosis had a better reputation in past while Amity University is equally competing with it.
If you get a choice between these two, I would suggest you choose Symbiosis because it is comparatively an older college and also there have been a number of batches who have graduated and thus placements would be better here.
Also, the visiting faculty members include Mr. Ramjethmalani thus the exposure is better there.The infrastructure is more or less similar, but Amity is a newly established institute and it may turn out to be a good one, but let the batches graduate only then the true picture of it could be seen.
While as of now, Symbiosis stands at a better position in terms of placements and other accolades in its name.

To be eligible for Bachelor of physical education:
Having passed Bachelors degree in any discipline with 50% marks and having at least participation in the Inter-College/Inter-Zonal/ District/ School competition in sports and games/ Bachelors Degree in Physical Education with 45% Marks/ Bachelors degree in any discipline with 45% marks and studied physical education as compulsory/ elective subject/ Bachelors degree with 45% marks and having participated in National/ Inter University/State competitions or secured 1st, 2nd or 3rd position in the Inter College/Inter-Zonal/ District/School competition in sports and games/Bachelors degree with participation in International competitions or secured 1st, 2nd or 3rd
position in National/ Inter-University Competition in sports and games as recognized by
respective federations/ AIU/IOA/SGFI/Govt. of India/ graduate with 45% marks with three years teaching experience (for deputed in-service candidates i.e. trained physical education teachers/coaches).

St. Teresa's College is an arts and science college located at Kochi, India under the patronage of the Archdiocese of Verapoly.
The college was established on 15 June 1925, as the first Women's College of the erstwhile Cochin State and the second in Kerala, by the Congregation of the Carmelite Sisters of St. Teresa. St. Teresa's is the first aided women's college in the state. Affiliated to the Mahatma Gandhi University, it is a Five Star NAAC accredited College with 2283 students, 123 faculty numbers and 49 Non-teaching Staff. St. Teresa's College has two campuses, which includes the Arts Block in the Main Campus and the Science Block located on T.D. Road. The College is named after Teresa of villa. St. Teresa's college was granted autonomous status in the year 2014 by the University Grants Commission.
Sacred Heart College (also referred to as Thevara College) is an Arts and Science College in Thevara, Kerala, India run by the Carmelites of Mary Immaculate (CMI), an indigenous Syrian Catholic religious congregation founded in 1831.[2] Current Principal is Dr. Prasant Payyappilly Palakkappilly.

There is no straight jacket formula which applies to all government colleges or all private colleges. I will give a brief idea about both of them, along with NLUs as a separate category, based on certain criteria:
Fee: While considering a degree, one definitely has to look at the fee structure of the course offered and whether or not it will be a potent future investment. Government colleges, as is known, have the most affordable fee structure. A post-graduation LL.B. From Faculty of Law cost less than Rs.10,000/- per annum. NLUs are slightly steeper in their fee structure, which can easily be over a Lacs per annum, for both tuition and hostel fee. Private colleges, in terms of fee, are the most expensive, reaching around 1.5-2lakh per semester, only for tuition fee. Residence, often, is not given by the college itself. Faculty: In a course like law, faculty is of prime importance, especially for someone pursuing law straight after school. Government law colleges are not really known for their faculty, which is, in most cases, just about average, even though some professors may be exceptionally brilliant. NLUs, on the other hand, have been known to house young and dynamic faculty, most of whom have done their higher studies from renowned colleges in US and UK. Private colleges have a mix of both. It is difficult to generalise. Infrastructure: NLUs have been known to have very good infrastructure, with well stocked libraries and comfortable hostels. Some also have smart classes. Private colleges also are rated well in terms of the infrastructure that they provide. Government colleges are not relatively praiseworthy when it comes to infrastructure.

Hello, KJ Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce is one of the best in Mumbai. In fact, it was ranked 2nd in a recently held survey of colleges in and around Mumbai. The excellent academics of this college have been recognised by authorities and college has been granted with 'autonomous status', a rare honor indeed.
Sophia College of Women, on the other hand too ranks very high in this survey but definitely with a little score.
So, if a student is a male, there is no need for worrying since admission can be taken only in one college. But on the other hand, Sophia college is open only for female students. This gives them the choice of getting admission in either of both colleges.
Both colleges have a very good reputation in Mumbai and a male student must attempt admission in Somaiya while female students must seek admission in Sophia college.

Indraprastha University however is a good university in Delhi NCR and some of its colleges are quite good for LLB.
Amity (IP) is one amongst the most preferred by students after NLUs, due to its proximity in terms of Delhi region and you get a lot of exposure. The infrastructure is good and you have a very well developing Moot Court Culture there, which is very much required for a budding lawyer. Also, the faculty and library is good and above all, the Delhi region in itself gives a lot of opportunities for growth of students.
VIPS is another such college that has seen preference by students and the students do boast of the infrastructure and the academics.
However, placements are not as impressive as in Amity IP.
Also, university law center of Guru Gobind Singh, IP University is also a preference by students lately owing to the professional attitude, and also the quality of faculty and the trust in University.
Overall these three colleges are much preferred by students when it comes to IP University.

Expert in the field of Sociology are called sociologists. Many sociologists aim to conduct research that may be applied directly to social policy and welfare, while others focus primarily on refining the theoretical understanding of social processes. Sociology is a niche filed and its graduates/ postgraduates have opportunities in following fields: (a) Education industry as teacher and administrative staff (b) Community development organisations as support staff (c) Work with International aid, development and organizations and NGOs (d) Social Scientist and researcher (e) Support staff in Social policy formulation in Government and International org. (f) Social and Political worker (g) HR executive after further educational specialisation.

Hi,
I think more than the scope, the interest of individual matters for success in a particular area of law. Let's say, for example, I am interested in international trade law but I pursue banking law after my law school. I would not be working with that zeal or enthusiasm as compared to international trade law. Therefore, according to me, the interest mattes more than the scope as you can make money under any area of law and practice.
But coming to the question, most of the areas of law are interlinked. What has the better scope? I think both of these are too diverse fields and have a lot of subject matters within. We have several legislations that govern aspects related to banking and same is the case with international trade law which is not governed by one legislation. With increasing globalization and market knowing no boundaries as well as increased inter-country and inter-continental trade, international trade law has more scope than banking law.

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Kishinchand Chellaram College of Arts, Science and Commerce or KC College is an educational institution affiliated to University of Mumbai. The college is located in Churchgate in Mumbai, Maharashtra. It was set up in 1954 under the guidance of Hyderabad (Sind) National Collegiate Board. KC College was the second management institute to be set up in Bombay, after it was relocated to the city post-partition. The college offers around 26 undergraduate courses and around 26 trust based and non-college scholarships. It has an intake of around 1300 students every year. Admission to the college is based on marks secured in 10+2.
Humanities have 4 Courses:
BA Ancient Indian Culture
Duration: 2 Years
BA Political Science
Duration: 2 Years
BA History
Duration: 3 Years
BA Sociology
Duration: 3 Years