Hello,

Philosophy is a set of ideals, standards or beliefs used to describe behavior and thought.

Example would be Buddhism.

The study of the nature, causes, or principles of reality, knowledge, or values, based on logical reasoning.

The study of philosophy helps us to enhance our ability to solve problems, our communication skills, our persuasive powers, and our writing skills.

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We are glad to help. But you haven't mentioned the name of the college or the exam name for which you want the question papers. So, I request you to please add some specification in the question. It will help us understand it better and answer it properly.

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Dear Aspirant

To become a professional counsellor the first step would be to  take up Psychology for your undergraduation. You should also aim to do as many internships in the domain of counselling to get hands-on experience while witnessing the daily job roles of a counsellor.

To gain the practical knowledge of your field, and to specialise in counselling, you’ll need a master’s degree. An additional step you can take to actually double down on your counselling skills is to do a 1-year diploma in guidance and counselling. Such diploma courses are particularly relevant for people who do not hold a master’s in psychology, yet want to build their career in counselling.

At least one degree in Psychology is highly recommended, since it helps you understand the intricacies of the human mind, and enables you to better face the challenges of the field.

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Hi, a master's degree is a starting point for a career in teaching philosophy. For students who wish to teach at four-year colleges and universities, a master's degree is a stepping stone to a PhD, which is normally required for tenure-track positions at universities. Now, if you are soley interested in teaching high school students, there are subjects like Ethics. or Political Philosophy, but for a Masters in Philosophy, I would recommend teaching in colleges and universties, as they provide specialized subjects for a person with your degree. Hope this helps!

Hello aspirant,

Yes, there are good future prospects if you are pursuing your career in philosophy. Since you have completed your masters in Philosophy, the career options which would be useful are solicitor, policy officer, stockbroker, barrister, paralegal, chaplain, psychotherapist, newspaper journalist, health service manager, local government officer, recruitment consultant and many more opportunities. Thing is this, it solely depends on the hard work and the dedication of the student.

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Hello Keshav!

The cutoff for Ramanujan College, Delhi University was little high for BA(hons) Philosophy. The first round cutoff for BA(hons) philosophy is given below :-

UR- 92%

OBC- 90%

SC-88%

ST-85%

EWS-90%

PWD-85%

KM-85%

It is a three-year full-time course. The course fees are about Rs.60,000. The reviews are pretty excellent. You can visit the link below to get more information:-

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/ramanujan-college-new-delhi/ba-philosophy-hons-course

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Ramanujan college

• Teachers are very good, they teach very well . And attendance rule is very strict to so overall  its a good college and there are  plenty  of societies too to polish your other talents.
• Most of the faculty members in our college are young. They are understanding, knowledgeable and supportive

Dyal Singh college

• The teachers here  are helpful, well qualified and highly knowledgeable. They take initiative and help students whenever needed. The course curriculum is followed properly. Most teachers are accomodating and provide extra help in case a student feels the need.

The Delhi university faculty is knowledgeable and best.

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Hey there!

I don't understand the first question so I'll be directing my answer to the second one. There is no problem in the branch of philosophy. It's a very interesting and deep subject which would teach you a lot. Ofcourse if you aren't interested then the case is different. But the subject itself is great and could be considered for a career option.