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B.A le LLB ke liye aapko LLB ka 3 saal ka course karna hoga kisi university ya college se, jiske liye aapko entrance exam dena hoga. Aap CLAT ki preparation bhi kar sakte hai ya phir aur durse national level exams jaise AILET or SLAT. Uske liye aapko previous year papers solve karne honge, mock tests dijiye aur legal current affairs follow kariye. Coaching bhi le sakte hai agar guidance ki jarurt hui toh.

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The B.A.B.Ed. course entrance test includes sections on General Knowledge, Verbal, Reasoning Aptitude, Teaching Aptitude and Quantitative Reasoning. Some other topics also take place, so you need to check the latest syllabus of the specific exam.

General Specific Syllabus Structure are -

• General Knowledge: This subject includes current affairs, history, geography, political science and social science.
• Verbal/English Aptitude: Cover basic grammar, reading comprehension, idioms, synonyms and antonyms.
• Logical Reasoning: Includes topics like number series, coding and decoding, blood relation, classification and puzzles.
• Teaching aptitude: Focus on the fundamentals of education and the responsibilities of a teacher.
• Quantitative Reasoning: covers basic mathematical topics and a little bit of advanced mathematics.

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Yes, you can give CUET exam 2026 if you want to take admission in second year of BA program. The Entrance Test (CUET) is for admission to undergraduate courses. However , the eligibility for the CUET UG exam will be based on your class 12th qualifications.

You will need to keep in mind like if you get admission to the new institution based on your CUET score then don't forget to cancel your enrollment number or admission at your current college.

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The BA 2nd year fee at Government Mankunwar Bai Arts & Commerce College for Women, Jabalpur generally ranges between 5,000 –10,000 per year, depending on tuition and admission charges. Students are advised to confirm the updated fee from the college office for the current academic session.

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https://www.careers360.com/colleges/government-autonomous-mankunwar-bai-arts-and-commerce-college-for-women-jabalpur/admission

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For B.A Pol Science at Delhi University, you should take one language from List A and three domain subjects from Section II, which include Political Science, and at least one core list like History, Economics, or Sociology. The third domain subject can be from the core list or the secondary list.

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Yes you are eligible to appear for NID DAT for the M.Des programme. Since you are in final make sure you will have completed your BA by the required deadline. Also go through the specific specializations you want to apply for, some may require certain specific backgrounds to be eligible to apply for them. You can find more details here design.careers360.com/articles/nid-dat-eligibility-criteria

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BA (Bachelor of Arts) is a 3-year undergraduate course divided into 6 semesters.

The fees depend on the type of college —

• In government colleges, it’s usually between 1,000 to 15,000 per year.

• In private colleges, fees can range from 30,000 to 1 lakh per year depending on the university and location.

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Fee structure  for BA Psychology ranges from 10,000 to 1,00,000PA depending on the institution. You can get detailed information on this here. https://www.careers360.com/courses/ba-hons-in-psychology

The BHU minimum Cut-off marks in BA LLB 1. General: 200 ; 2. OBC : 185 ; 3. SC/ST : 165 ; 4. EWS : 185

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That’s a great goal, becoming a UAS (UPSC Administrative Services) officer while pursuing BA LLB is absolutely possible with the right plan.

You can balance BA LLB and UPSC prep with a smart routine:

• Study 2–3 focused hours daily, mornings or evenings.

• Use your law subjects (Constitution, Polity) for UPSC overlap.

• Weekdays: College + short UPSC study.

• Weekends: 5–6 hrs. revision or mock tests.

• Start with NCERTs & current affairs, then move to test series.

• Stay consistent and avoid burnout, steady effort matters most.

Hope you understand.