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Yes, you can. Many universities offer MA courses in non-attending mode like distance or correspondence.

You do not need to attend regular classes. You can study from home and give exams as per the schedule. Just make sure the university is recognised by UGC so that your degree is valid.

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For 2025 MA in political science,the CUET PG cutoffs vary, at DU its about 210 to 220 for OBC/EBC 1. At JNU, OBC cutoff is around 81 out of 100.

If you still have a backlog in your undergraduate degree, most universities won’t allow you to apply for an MA directly. The basic rule is that you should have cleared all your papers and obtained a clear graduation mark sheet before taking admission into a Master’s program. So, clear that backlog first and then go for your MA

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If you have a backlog in your graduation, whether it be in 1st semester or the last one, you aren't eligible to get admissions to higher studies.

To take admission in higher studies, you will have to clear that backlog. Although some colleges may give you provisional admission on the basis that you clear that backlog in the upcoming future, either ways you will need to clear that backlog to take admission.

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If you are considering MA Home Science in Bhopal, it’s actually a good choice because universities like Barkatullah University and Government Home Science College have strong departments with experienced faculty. The course covers important areas like Human Development, Food and Nutrition, Textile & Clothing, and Family Resource Management. Doing MA Home Science in Bhopal is also cost-effective compared to metro cities, while still offering good exposure and research opportunities. So, pursuing this course in Bhopal is both affordable and rewarding, with enough scope for academic as well as for your career growth also.

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To get accurate details, please ask your question again with the name of college or institute you are interested in, because the admission dates varies by institute.

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Yes, you can definitely pursue LLB after completing your MA. The three-year LLB course is open to graduates from any discipline, so having an MA doesn’t stop you—it actually adds strength to your profile. Most colleges require 45–50% marks in your graduation, and since you’ve completed a master’s, you meet the eligibility with ease.

To get in, you’ll usually need to qualify in a law entrance test like CLAT, MH CET Law, TS LAWCET, AILET, CUET LLB, or LSAT India, depending on the university or state you’re targeting.

Hello Anjali, congratulations on completing your MA in 2024. With a Master’s degree, you have several career options depending on your specialization. If your MA is in subjects like English, Hindi, Political Science, Economics, or History, you can apply for teaching positions in schools (with B.Ed.) or coaching centers. You can also prepare for government exams like SSC, UPSC, State PSC, Bank PO, or railways, which welcome postgraduates. If you prefer the corporate sector, content writing, research, human resources, and administrative roles are options. Since you have completed your degree recently, you could also pursue internships to build work experience. Online teaching and freelancing can be explored as well.

Thank you, and I wish you a bright career ahead!