Philosophy
Hello Aspirant,
It seems like you are curious regarding your academic selection of a subject. Both the subjects have different scopes in future and that's not exactly what must drive you for the selection of your subject. At the end of the day, it will be you who have to study the materials and books and thus a good inclination and liking towards the subject should be there.
B.A. English : A Bachelor's degree in English literature is a degree full of multidimensional prospects. There are several varied fields where you can work based on your language degree. You can go for administrative jobs, teaching jobs, mass-media, etc. The scope of an English undergraduate degree is seemingly higher than Philosophy.
B.A. Philosophy : The study of philosophy requires one to have logistic and critical analysis of the subject. The ability to understand beyond the ordinary is what makes philosophy interesting . However, the job prospects of the subject are narrow in comparison to English. You can add additional degrees with it e.g. IT, Law, etc. You can go for Civil services as well or even can venture into content writing jobs and counselling jobs.
I hope this information helps you. Good luck!
Philosophy degree is of course very fascinating. However,as a philosophy graduate, you have gained a skillset perfectly suited to the following jobs.
1-buisness and finance.
2-law
This is soo rewarding, exciting and we'll paid carrer opportunity that takes philosophical theory and applies to real world.
3-journalism
4-politics.
5-marketing and sales.
These are the best fields you can give your hand and achieve something great.
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Hi Bijoy,
You can find the requested papers at the official links provided below:
https://admissions.jnu.ac.in/2018/M.A%20M.C.A%20M.Sc/SCHOOL%20OF%20SOCIAL%20SCIENCES/094%20philosophy.pdf
https://admissions.jnu.ac.in/searchquestionpaper.aspx
Hope this helps!
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Seat for M.A philosophy
Greetings candidate,
MA PHILOSOPHY is basically a 2 year postgraduate course in India which is offered by many universities and colleges throughout the country. Also the admission is given based on entrance exams as well by cut off lists.
So it varies from college to college.
However the basic eligibility is that you should have cleared your bachelor degree from some recognised institution with philosophy as one of the major subject.
The following is the list of colleges offering this course -
Lady shri ram college for women Delhi
Hindu college Delhi
Ramjas college Delhi
Presidency University kolkata
Hislop college nagpr
Indira gandhi national open University Delhi
So any student who have a keen interest in the field of philosophy should go for it.
This course is also suitable for a student who wishes to take up philosophy which will help him understand the contemporary situations on a moral intellectual level.
MA PHILOSOPHY SYLLABUS -
classical Indian philosophy
Greek philosophy
Formal logic
Ethics history of Western philosophy
The feminist thought
Gandhi and liberation socialism
Meaning of life
Exploring philosophy through films
Continentals philosophy
Environment ethics
Philosophy of human rights
Understanding the multiculturalism
Theories of truth
Theories of self
Philosophy of history
From language to mind.
So the above given is syllabus and covers almost all topics however they may vary from college to college.
The average fees for the course can range from 10000 to 20000 Rs per annum.
I hope the answer helps your query.
Thank you
Below are some best books you can use:
1. Philosophy: A Reference Manual for UGC & Other Competitive Examinations (NET, SLET, JRF & Other UPSC Competitive Tests) By Ess Ess Publications2. UGC NET/SET (JRF & LS) – PHILOSOPHY Paper II & III By Chetna Gupta and Third3. Trueman’s UGC NET Philosophy By A.M. Tripathi4. Ugc Net Philosophy By BHI EDITORIAL
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