Which is best to combine subject in BA honours : phycology or political Science to score more

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    varshat bob

    8 years ago
    You should opt for phycology in BA.
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    vedika singla

    9 years ago
    Every subject has its own grace . Well if you go for marks than if you have interest in any of them than go for it because interest can pay you good marks as well it might help you to know you your liabilities. so first prefer to go for interest rather than marks. And i have political science it is scoring subject but psychology can help you to score good marks if you study it by heart because it is practical subject and practical subjects always have their own grace marks according to my point of view.
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    vivek mishra who am I???? | Contributor-Level 10

    9 years ago
    If you interested in psychology then you can chose Ba (Honours) psychology programme at Sam Higginbotom Institute Of Agriculture Technology and Sciences, SHIATS, allahabad, Uttar Pradesh and prepare for Tata Institute Of Social Sciences for MA psychology programme because here u can get more opportunities after pg

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