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APSET exam isSstate Eligibility Test in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana for recruiting teachers. After bifurcation of the state, the government handed over the conduct of the exam to Andhra university for 3 years. For MBA aspirants, they can appear in the exam with management related subject. The subjects are mentioned on the official website:https://apset.net.in/subjects.aspx
For MBA freshers, I'd suggest that you try your fate in other management related jobs too. If you are willing to pursue career in teaching/ lectureship only then you can opt for these subjects:
Management code-19
Future job aspects are:
Jobs in PSU.
Lectureship in universities.
Research Fellow in labs or academic institutes.
Promotion Aspects:
You can become dean of your department after successive promotions.
You can even visit foreign universities for research related projects.
My uncles who were working in Indian universities have visited Germany and Nepal for their research projects. The learning experience is incredible with this job.

Hi,
The English syllabus has been recently revised. It now covers the English literary tradition that extends from Chaucer to modern times. It also incorporates several new areas such as Indian literature in English and in English translation, continental literary theory, significant imaginative writing from outside England, gender studies, and the relationship between literature and the visual arts. The M.A. English syllabus comprises 16 courses to be taught over 4 semesters and in 2 years. Out of these, students need to study 14 within the English Department and choose 2 from among several courses offered by other humanities or social sciences departments of the university. Among the 14 literature courses, 10 are compulsory and 4 are optional. Students are offered a total of 10 courses out of which to pick their 4 options.

When it comes to the admission in BA History Hons, students are highly rush for getting admission in University of Delhi. Because it offers a wide range of top notch faculties with other facilities. The good colleges in Delhi University of doing BA History Hons are:
(1) Hindu College.
(2) HansRaj College.
(3) Sri GuruTeg Bahadur (SGTB) Khalsa College.
(4) Miranda College.
(5) Kalindi College.
(7) Ramjas College.
(8) Aatma Ram Sanatan Dharm college.
These are the some pioneers college in Delhi University for history Hons. But out of these I would like to vote for "Hindu College". Because it is ranked as the 2nd Best college (in overall ranking) in Delhi university after SRCC. This college has 100+ books in their Library especially for history students. It has fully Wi-Fi equipped campus for E-Learning. It has the beat faculties for this department and what not. So, I'd prefer for Hindu college. However its cutoff is quite high (ranges from 95%-99%). Hope this helps.
Best of luck.

Hi,
I can suggest you 2 names from DU colleges, for BA Political Science. First preference would be Hindu College and then Ramjas College.
You get quality education in both these colleges. These are very different as compared to the other colleges around. You must know that you beed to obtain good marks in 12th exams.
Delhi University is the most preferred choice of today's youth who want to pursue a UG course in Political Science because of the different quality of education provided there. You are assured to provide a quality education if you decide for B.A. Political Science in any of the colleges mentioned by me.
You will be provided with the chance not only to excel in your academics but also in extra-curricular activities which will help you to transform into a graduate.
Political Science is one of the most famous courses of Delhi University and is opted by many students.
Let me give you some more highlights in both the colleges.
Hindu College is considered as a best college for political science. It has its own parliament that also helps in overall development of students.
At Ramjas College, the department keeps organizing seminars, lecturers by eminent people throughout out the year. Many of the faculty members are associated who are at post-graduate level in the University Department itself.
So, without any fear, you can go for either Hindu College or Ramjas College to pursue BA in Political Science. All the best.
Regards

In Indian education syllabus is still not changed very much.
Semester I
Paper 01-
Introductory Microeconomics
Paper 02-
Statistical Methods in Economics-I
Paper 03 -
Mathematical Methods for Economics-I
Paper 04 –
Concurrent Qualifying Language
Semester II
Paper 05
Introductory Macroeconomics
Paper 06
Statistical Methods in Economics-II
Paper 07 -
Mathematical Methods for Economics-II
Paper 08 –
Concurrent Credit Language
Semester III
Paper 09
Intermediate Microeconomics-I
Paper 10
Intermediate Macroeconomics-I
Paper 11 -
Economic History of India: 1857-1947
Paper 12 -
Introductory Econometrics
Paper 13 –
Concurrent Interdisciplinary
Semester IV
Paper 14-
Intermediate Microeconomics-II
Paper 15 -
Intermediate Macroeconomics-II
Paper 16
Economy, State and Society
Paper 17 -
Indian Economic Development since 1947 - I
Paper 18 –
Concurrent Discipline Centered I
Semester V
Paper 19-
Indian Economic Development since 1947 - II
Paper 20
Development Theory and Experience-I
Paper 21
Public Economics
Paper 22
Option -I (any one from List of Group-I)
Group-I
22A -
Economics of Health and Education
22B - Political Economy
22C - Topics in Microeconomics-I
22D - Advanced Macroeconomics
22 E - Money and Financial Markets
Semester VI
Paper 23
International Economics
Paper 24-
Development Theory and Experience-II
Paper 25-
Option-II (any one from List of Group-II)
Group II
25A - Comparative Economic Development: 1850- 1950
25B - Applied Econometrics
25C - Topics in Microeconomics-II
25D - Financial Economics
25E - Environmental Economics
Paper 26 –
Concurrent Discipline Centered II

Hello,
History is a very important and interesting subject of study. It's offered for graduation in almost all the universities across India. Some subjects vary in each state but many of the subjects remain the same. The different subjects that are taught at undergraduate level are: History of ancient India, History of modern India, History of USA, history of USSR, history of Europe, world politics, English, sociology, etc.
This is the general list of subjects. At some places, some special subjects may be added. In the final year, students have to select some optional subjects out of the bouquet provided.
History is a subject which does not see changes on a day to day basis. But, of course, when there is a change of political party in the central government, there is invariably a glamour for change in contents and it indeed is affected.

Hi,
BSW is the standard academic program through which individuals become social workers. It represents the core social work academic program consisting of knowledge, skills, practice of social work in multiple settings and six practical methods of social work intervention. The BSW (I.e., Bachelor of social workers) program of KMCSM contains 32 subjects ranging from sociology for social work to human behavior and growth, psychiatric social work, community organization, social action, child right, rural and urban community development, family and social work, development communication, law and social work, management of voluntary organization, social development, gender studies, juvenile justice, social work in industry and case work and group work. The curriculum is designed to equip students with theories and hands on practices and evolves itself to the social and economical customs of the need of the era, running parallel to the classes are three social camps, research work, 350 hours agencies placement (field placement) and a month long block placement.
All the best.

I would say take up Lady Shri Ram. I have a friend who studied humanities in Lady Shri Ram, and frequently interacted with students from Ramjas. And there is a major difference between these two.
Lady Shri Ram has an advantage- it is located in South Campus, far away from the hustle and bustle of North Campus. A lot of people believe it to be a disadvantage, but I believe for studying History it is an advantage. Why? Because Lady Shri Ram is never directly affected by any rapid or random change in Delhi University. It also has a great library, and sometimes Ramjas students need to ask LSR girls for books which they were unable to find in their own library.
LSR has a great faculty, which concentrates on grooming the individual, making them conscious about history and historical writing. It also has a strong Students Union which organizes a great history fest, Antiquity, has a close interaction with Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) School of Social Sciences (which is near LSR) and also has tie-ups with INTACH, Dastangoi, etc.
If you want to feel the discipline, learn History without putting a commercial element to it, then go to LSR. As a woman, LSR is a liberating sphere, it gives you much more than just education. It is also the leading college of the country now, for a reason.
The statistics speak, so do the experience of students. I think you should take these into account while deciding where to study humanities.

In arts, Lady Shri Ram College is the best, so I guess, English honors is the best. The faculty is better here at DU.
I have completed my honors degree from DU, and where it excels is the exposure a student gets, you will meet students from every nook of the country and cultures, try to absorb all that you can. As a literature student reading is your duty, read as much as you can, write whatever you can, push yourself, participate in extracurricular activities and that's all.
On an informal note, even English at Jadavpur University is considered best. So decide on others factors, like what after English and placements, which places suits you best.

Archaeology is a subject in which student learn about past history, how they lived and what led to their breakdown. They research about history of buried substance. They can work for Archaeological survey of India, Population Survey under the control of Central government.
If we talks about the scope then there is no bright scope in this field. Salary paid to these graduate is also not so good in comparison to Economic graduate.
Now, Economic is big subject in which student learn about market policy, statistics data. This subject is divided into two Branch Micro and Macro Economic. In micro economic they learn about decision marking regarding score and marketing. In Macro Economic they learn about inflation, price levels, rate of growth, national income, gross domestic product and changes in unemployment. So this is wide subject in which graduate cab find huge job scope. They can work for Indian Economic service, PSUs and many government banks. They can also work as business journalist and Research DNA project by News Channel. There is an international diverse job opportunity for economic graduate. They can work in Multinational Company for complete supervision on their share, Investment, Income.
Overall, Economics graduate has more good opportunity in all over the world in comparison to Archaeology Graduate.

Sociology is the subject in which students study about society and its diversity, culture, religious belief, language and many more related to society issues. This is not so much tough subject which requires background of arts stream. One can go for Undergraduate course after 12th from any stream. There is no specific need of stream and if students from other stream goes into this then no big problem is faced by them in their course time and if students take this subject sincerely then he or she can score good marks in civil services exams also.
Admission in this course is quite easy. The student who has scored more than 50% marks overall in class 12th are eligible for taking admission in this course. There is no age limit. Some colleges take their own exam for selecting students, such as BHU, JNU, Tezpur University, Allahabad University, Patna University and according to the rank and marks in their exams these education body gives admission.

Hi,
English Literature definitely has an edge over philosophy for sure. An English Literature or Philosophy degree qualifies you for any number of careers that have no specific skill set. Basically, it is a degree that assures potential. For instance, many people think you must have a degree to do job, but most entry-level jobs have such a steep learning curve that the need for a specific degree is obviated. Lots of English and Liberal Arts Major are doing jobs in marketing, communications, sales, etc.
All the Philosophy Majors, whom I know graduated in computer science. All the English majors who went to graduate school became lawyers or MBAs.
All the best.

Yes, you can definitely take admission in Bachelors in Social Work (BSW) course if you are not from arts stream.
Different universities have different admission criteria, some take students based on your 12th class marks and some conduct their own written admission test.
Bachelor of social work is a good course and nowadays there are many scopes of this course and if you want to join this course then you have to do it. If you have interest in it then it is best for your career and you should go for it. There are very few people who want to do social work. So, it is best if you want to do this course.
Qualification for this course:
You need 12th in any disciple from a recognized university.
The student should have background of social science, social psychology, sociology or any other related field.
Some institutes conduct the entrance exam for the admission and after that interview occurs.
Duration of the course: 3 years
Subjects in this field which you have to study after getting admission:
Introduction to social work
Problems of the society
Social work administration
Social case work
Social work and statistics

Hi,
Both the courses are totally different from each other.
A course in foreign language gives you a chance to learn about the language, culture and tradition of a particular community whereas, political science provides you an opportunity to learn about the political system. Therefore, you should pursue a course according to your interest.
Both the courses offer a wide range of career opportunities.
By pursuing a course in foreign language you can become a translator, teacher, freelancer and interpreter.
Many multinational companies hire people who have knowledge of languages such as French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, etc.
After BA political science you can do MA in political science and appear for UGC NET exam for Assistant professor.
You can do LLB and become a lawyer or you can also appear for Union Public Service Commission or State Public Service Commission exams.
You can also appear for management entrance exams and pursue MBA.
In a nutshell, you are eligible for all the entrance exams after both BA in foreign language and BA in political science.