Hi

The eligibility criteria for getting admission in BA Geography hons is determined by your best of four percentage where 1 language and 3 generic elective subjects are taken into consideration.

Delhi University used to deduct upto 5% on changing of stream. However, this year there's no such rule. If you haven't studied geography in your plus 2 but still want to opt for geography hons then there is no issue. You will not face any deduction.

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Hello there

No. You can't decide the combination itself. Life science is already a subject that has a combination of three subjects that are Zoology, Botany and Chemistry. You study all the three subjects together. Life science students get a broad of view of all these subjects together.

In every semester, you are introduced to an additional subject that can be evs, english or zbc (Zoology, botany, chemistry) related.

You can't choose the subjects on your own. The syllabus and subjects are already prescribed by the University itself.

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Hello andhu,

Hope you're doing well.

MA in geography is a postgraduate,  2 year long full time programme offered by Banaras hindu university, a centralised university in India.

Your query can't be answered with 100% accuracy though. It depends on many factors such as:

1. No of students appearing for the exam.

2. Difficulty level of the exam, etc:.

Here is the last year's cut off for your discipline to give you a rough idea about it :-

1. General category -175.

2. OBC category -58

3. SC category-27

4. ST category- 22.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/bhu-pet-counselling/amp

You may follow the above link for further assistance.

Hope my answer helps you.

All the best :)

Hello Aspirant,

As you wanted to admission in ma geography as you perseved 91% of marks in the 12th standard which are first class  marks congratulations as to do ma geography we need graduation with 50 percent aggregate marks as ypu should perseve 50 percent aggregate marks in the graduation based on 12th standard we cannot do this course so better complete your graduation and you can procede to do course ma geography so study well and work hard to get good marks in the future examinations ALL THE BEST for your future and i think my suggestions and knowledge may be helpful to u.

Hello,

Yes, it has several pros if you wish to prepare for UPSC. Doing a Masters in Geography will definitely prove as a good decision in the long run since a lot of questions and interrelated essay questions find their roots in Geography.

Geography optional syllabus can be broadly divided into three parts. It constitutes Physical Geography, Human Geography, and Indian Geography. Paper I consists of physical and human geography and Paper II consists of Indian geography. All of this will pretty much get covered in your Masters.

Although MA Geography is not a necessity to clear UPSC's geography section, it is still a good course with job opportunities or you can also pursue higher studies like PhD as a backup option.

There is no loss if you look at it from this perspective. So yes, MA Geography would be a good option.