Hello dear,

Class 12 Sociology syllabus for the academic year 2025-26. The syllabus is divided into two parts:

Part A: Indian Society

1. Introducing Indian Society

2. The Demographic Structure of Indian Society

3. Social Institutions: Continuity and Change

4. Patterns of Social Inequality and Exclusion

5. The Challenges of Cultural Diversity

6. Suggestions for Project Work

Part B: Social Change and Development in India

1. Structural Change

2. Cultural Change

3. Change and Development in Rural Society

4. Change and Development in Industrial Society

5. Social Movements

• For a detailed breakdown of topics and unit-wise marks distribution, you can refer to the official CBSE syllabus document.
• Additionally, the CBSE has released the Class 12 syllabus for  Sociology, for the academic year 2025-26. You can download the syllabus from the official CBSE website. https://cbseacademic.nic.in/curriculum_2026.html
• It's advisable to refer to the official CBSE syllabus for the most accurate and updated information.

Hey Anushka, Yes, absolutely! Since you're getting your BA in English (Hons), you can apply for the MA in Sociology at Delhi University after you graduate. DU actually has two main ways you can get admitted to the program: 1. Through the Entrance Exam:

Who's Eligible? Basically, anyone with a bachelor's or master's degree in any subject from a recognized university can apply this way.

What grades do I need? You'll need at least 50% overall, or an equivalent grade, in your bachelor's degree.

How does it work? Your score on the entrance exam is what matters here. DU will give you a multiple-choice test – about 50 questions. It'll test your general knowledge, logical and analytical skills, how well you can interpret data, and your reading comprehension. sociology.du.ac.in (http://sociology.du.ac.in/) 2. Based on Merit (if you already studied Sociology at DU):

Who's Eligible? This is only for students who've done a BA (Hons) in Sociology from Delhi University itself.

What grades do I need? You need at least 55% overall, or an equivalent grade. * How does it work? They look at your grades. No entrance exam needed! admission.uod.ac.in (http://admission.uod.ac.in/) sociology.du.ac.in (http://sociology.du.ac.in/) So, since you're doing English (Hons), you'd apply through the Entrance Exam Category. Just keep in mind that meeting the minimum requirements doesn't guarantee you a spot. It's competitive, so prepping for that entrance exam is a really good idea. How to Apply:

Online Registration: You'll need to sign up on DU's official admission website during the application window. admission.uod.ac.in (http://admission.uod.ac.in/)

Application Fee: It's Rs. 500 if you're in the Unreserved, OBC, or other categories. If you're SC/ST/PwD, it's Rs. 250.

About the Exam: It checks things like your general knowledge and how well you can think analytically. Knowing some basic sociology ideas could help, but it's not a must. sociology.du.ac.in (http://sociology.du.ac.in/)

Other Things to Keep in Mind:

Documents: Make sure you submit everything they ask for – like your transcripts and ID – exactly how they want it.

Study Materials: The Sociology Department's website has old exam papers and more info about the exam. Definitely check it out to help you study! sociology.du.ac.in (http://sociology.du.ac.in/) For the latest info, keep an eye on both the University of Delhi's admissions page and the Sociology Department's website. That way, you'll know you've got all the requirements covered and won't miss any important deadlines. Best of luck!

Dear .

In the context of DU (Delhi University) admissions through the CUET (Common University Entrance Test), several colleges offer courses in Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology. The exact colleges you could apply to depend on your CUET score, category (general, SC/ST, OBC, etc.), and the specific cut-off for each college in the respective year. Some prominent DU colleges that offer these subjects include:

1. Political Science :

   • Hindu College
   • Miranda House
   • Lady Shri Ram College for Women
   • Ramjas College
   • St. Stephen's College

2. Psychology :

   • Jesus and Mary College
   • Gargi College
   • Lady Shri Ram College for Women
   • Delhi College of Arts and Commerce

3. Sociology :

   • St. Stephen's College
   • Miranda House
   • Lady Shri Ram College for Women
   • Ramjas College
   • Hansraj College

You should check the specific CUET cut-off marks for these colleges each year, as they can vary based on factors like the competition and the number of applicants.

For the most up-to-date and detailed information, you can also visit the official DU website or the CUET portal. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!

Hello,

Here is the link where you can find the Maharashtra HSC board question papers 2024 for all subjects :-

Maharashtra HSC Board Question Paper 2025

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Hello Nancy,

Admission dates for the M.A. Sociology program at Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Government Arts and Commerce College, Indore , are not explicitly listed in the available sources. Typically, the application process for postgraduate courses at this institution begins around August and continues until March of the following year.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the 2025 admissions , I recommend:

1. Visiting the Official College Website : Regularly check the admissions section for announcements and updates.
   
   

2. Contacting the College Administration : Reach out directly to the admissions office for specific timelines and any queries you may have.

By staying connected through these channels, you'll receive the latest information on application deadlines and procedures for the M.A. Sociology program.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello

For admission to English Honours in Delhi University (DU) CUET , you will need to appear for the English Language Test as well as a relevant domain specific subject.

If you choose Psychology , History , Sociology and EBS as your domain subjects, you should be eligible to apply for English Honours , as long as you meet the CUET eligibility requirements for those subjects .

For Sociology Honours and Pyschology Honours , you generally need to appear for the General Test along with the specific domain subject tests . The General Test is required for various courses unless otherwise specified by the program  as it assesses general knowledge and reasoning abilities .

For more details check link given below :

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-admission

Hope this helps you .

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Yes, Delhi University can take into account marks obtained in the Sociology domain to get admission to a B.A. Honours in History.

Even though Delhi University gives varying weightage to the different streams from which one has passed every year, a score that one has obtained in Sociology will only strengthen the overall application. For instance, since Sociology and History are related subjects, performing well in one stream helps appreciate the other.

But you should see what the eligibility criteria and weightage of various subjects are for the academic year you are seeking entry for.

You can check out the official Delhi University website or contact the admissions department to get the most current and authentic information.

Also, pay attention to the following:

CUET Score: Delhi University admission is, for the most part, underpinned by your CUET scores. Your performance in the related sections of CUET goes a long way to ensuring your chance of admission.

College-Specific Cutoffs: The cutoff scores are given college-wise and cutoff based on combinations of different subjects. For example, some colleges are very desirable when the combination is science while some other colleges are much sought after when the combination is commerce.

With checking all the factors and keeping abreast of the latest information, the chances to gain admission in the desired course from Delhi University would be very high.

Hello,

In the 4th semester of a BA in Sociology, students are more than likely to study theoretical perspectives, particularly significant sociological theories that expound on the social structure, human behavior, and the general working of the society. These include topics such as: Structural Functionalism; how institutions of society, in terms of maintenance of order, are reproduced; Conflict Theory, dealing with class and the power struggle inspired by Karl Marx; Symbolic Interactionism, considering social interaction and meaning-making according to Goffman; and Feminist Theory, looking into gender dynamics and inequalities. As for contemporary theories, some examples of topics included are postmodernism and globalization studies, keeping in mind problems in modern society and diversity.

However, the exact details regarding the BA Sociology syllabus would have been available through the official syllabus or faculty advisories issued by KK University. Numerous other sources such as Career360 make it easier to obtain information regarding BA courses in Sociology, college rankings, and possible careers, thereby aiding the aspirant.

It can also be known through Career360's Sociology Course page and other BA subjects:.

To pursue a BA(Hons) in Psychology or Sociology through CUET, you should choose "Psychology" and "Sociology" as your domain subjects in Section II of the exam; alongside a language like English or Hindi from Section IA you can take one of them go for English as you have one of the subject in your 12th CBSE and the General Test from Section III is compulsory for everyone so you need to appear for that too.to sum up you have to appear for 3 sections psychology, english and general knowledge.

Hope u understand..

Hello,

To inquire about the fee structure for the B.A. Sociology program at Shri Sant Damaji Mahavidyalaya in Mangalwedha, it's best to contact the college directly or refer to their official website. Typically, fees for undergraduate courses in Maharashtra range between Rs. 5,000 and Rs.15,000 annually, though the exact amount can differ based on the program and college policies. Reaching out to the administrative office will give you the most precise details.

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