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Originally called Amar Singh Technical College, Amar Singh Government College was founded in Gogji Bagh, Srinagar, in 1913. It has affiliations with both Srinagar's Cluster University and Kashmir University. The college has received a B++ grade from NAAC and is also recognized by the UGC. At the moment, it offers undergraduate courses in computer applications, science, and the arts.

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After checking various websites and the official website of Keyi Sahib Training College, I can tell you that these things-

If you have done your Bachelor's or Master's in Sciences/Social Sciences/ Humanity, then you need an aggregate of 50% in these degrees.

If you have done your Bachelor's in Engineering or Technology with a specialization in Science and Mathematics, then you need an aggregate of 55% in these degrees.

See which category you fit in and whether you fulfill the criteria.

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After Completing B.A in Arabic literature if you want to enter in education sector and become a teacher of Arabic literature, Education Consultant, Curriculum Developer.Instructor Coordinator, Education Administrator, Educational Researcher, Academic Counsellor, Professor, etc.. You need to complete B.Ed.That is Bachelor OF Education. To know more about please click on the following link. It is also better to complete an M.A. (Masters of Arts) after or before completing a B.Ed.To get admission to B.Ed you need to take the entrance exam which is already done for this year. You should complete your M.A and then B.Ed

B.Ed Course Details.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/muslim-arts-college-thiruvithancode/ma-arabic-literature-course

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Correct Answer: BQBAJB

Solution : Given:
FRENCH : GQFMDG :: GERMAN : HDSLBM :: ARABIC : ?

Add and subtract 1 alternatively from the place value of each letter of FRENCH and GERMAN to get the required codes –
FRENCH→F + 1 = G; R – 1 = Q; E + 1 = F; N – 1 = M; C + 1 = D; H – 1 = G
Thus, FRENCH is related to GQFMDG.
GERMAN→G + 1 = H; E – 1 = D; R + 1 = S; M – 1 = L; A + 1 = B; N – 1 = M
Thus, GERMAN is related to HDSLBM.
Similarly, follow the same pattern for ARABIC –
A + 1 = B; R – 1 = Q; A + 1 = B; B – 1 = A; I + 1 = J; C – 1 = B

Thus, ARABIC is related to BQBAJB. Hence, the second option is correct.

Correct Answer: Amir Khusrau

Solution : The correct answer is Amir Khusrau.

Amir Khusrau, a Sufi saint from Delhi belonging to the Chisti order, is acknowledged for blending Persian, Arabic, Turkish and Indian musical traditions in the late 13th century, giving rise to what we recognise today as Qawwali. The term "sama" persists in Central Asia and Turkey to describe art forms akin to Qawwali. In India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, a Qawwali gathering is formally referred to as Mehfil-e-Sama. Khusrau's contributions have left an enduring impact on the evolution of Qawwali music.

Correct Answer: Persian and English

Solution : Persian and English were primarily used in the translation of Mughal court chronicles, as Persian was the court language and English translations facilitated access to a wider audience.