bsc krne ke bad MA kr skte h kyaa??
Hello there
Yes you are able to do master in Arts doesn't matters you are graduated from in whichever stream.
The basic eligibility criteria for doing Master in Arts is that you must have been graduated from any recognised university in any undergraduate stream.
So yes you are able to do master in arts if you've graduated in in bachelor in science. You just have to attain basic eligibility criteria of minimum 55% in your undergraduate.
I hope it helps you!
Thank you!
Hello,
Yes, you can do MA after doing B.Sc.
The basic eligibility criterion to be fulfilled by students for applying to MA course is completion Bachelor's degree in any stream. Admission to the course is based on entrance exams along with merit obtained by students in Bachelor’s degree. However the eligibility may vary from university to university.
Eligibilty for doing MA:
Pass with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks at graduation level.
English needs to be one of the mandatory subject at graduation level.
Graduation must be done from a recognized college.
Entrance Examination can be conducted by university as well.
I hope this helps you.
Thank you!
Dear Aspirant, yes you can for MA program even after graduating in BSc (PCM). MA is a post graduate academic degree that is awarded in a non-science subject.
I hope you are clear now. Feel free to ask if you have any other queries. All The Best for your future.
Hello Anshu,
The answer to you question is YES, you can pursue MA
you can look for the colleges for MA program in the link provided below.
https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-ma-in-english-universities-in-india
hope the information was helpful, All the Best.
Dear Aspirant ,
It all depends upon the type of course you were doing and the type of course you want to pursue . But in 90% , yes , you can do MA after B.Sc
You should hold your B.Sc degree from a recognized college/university and you must have a valid percentage of marks that maybe required for admission in your preferred institution for pursuing MA.
