Hii Abdul,

There is no college/university or even course that ascertains that once completed you will get the highest salary but it is up to you and how you make the most out of the degree and add skills and do internships. You can study a variety of courses like BA in Social sciences/psychology/philosophy/Business etc. Please see where your interest lies and decide accordingly.

Hope it helps

since you are looking for social science paper of Goa board of 2012 it is a quiet old and past paper so it is quite difficult to get it soon. But you can search it online Google and get the social science paper 2012 of Goa board. If you do not get then you can go offline and visit to any of the nearest store for Book Stall where second hand books and previous year question papers are being sold. If you do not get there also then you can visit LinkedIn and ID search for the students who have appeared for the same examination and request them to give the Social Science paper of 2012 of Goa board. Good luck.

Rajasthan REET level 2 exam pattern has the following subjects:

Child development: 30 marks

Language 1: 30 marks

Language 2: 30 marks

Mathematics and Science: 30 marks

Social Studies: 30 marks

Under Languages: English, Sanskrit, Hindi, Urdu, Sindhi, Punjabi and Gijarati are there.

There is no General Knowledge and Current affairs section.

Hello aspirant,

Aspirants of UOH Entrance Examination seeking admission into MA Social Science need to secure at least 50% marks in the Bachelor's degree with at least 50% marks in Sociology as an optional subject or at least  50% marks in the Bachelor's degree with at least 55% marks in Social Science as a compulsory subject. The cut-off changes from year to year so it totally depends how well you are prepared. Mostly top 100 candidates are selected for MA program as there are 65-70 seats available.

For more information you can visit career360 website.

Thank you.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can crack both BA hons Arts and BA social Science if you prepare for any one of these entrance exam conducted by BHU as the syllabus is quite similar for both the courses. The question paper consist of questions from following topics :

• General awareness,
• General mental ability,
• Numerical ability,
• Basic knowledge of plants and animals, Environment and its pollution, Human body, Human health, Common diseases, Population explosion, Production of food and raw materials, Solar system, Climate and weather, Natural resources of industry,
• History,
• Indian cultural heritage with special focus on major currents in Indian thoughts,
• Literature and art.

Good Luck

Dear Aspirant ,

B.H.U. one of the best University in India and also holds NIRF Ranking number 3 in University Ranking . The competition of getting admission in it is high but let me tell you one thing the level of questions are not very difficult , most of the questions are average and if one has focused on their academics till 12th can easily crack its entrance  because most of the questions belongs to 11th and 12th topics . So if you want to crack it focus on your 11th and 12th properly and solve previous year papers , this is enough . But make sure you have not left any topic from 11th or 12th as it cover all topics in its entrance test.

Best of Luck.

Hello aspirant

For preparation of entrance exam for MA integrated social science courses through Hyderabad University, you should download the previous year question paper and check it by yourself. For G.K buy a book which follows the syllabus of exam eg Lucents. That will be best option. Make a note on the repeating questions.

Dear Abdul,

Thank you for the query. Following is the syllabus for the Integrated Social Science Course at University of Hyderabad according to the subjects :

1. MA Integrated for Economics:

• Semester-1: Introduction to Economics
• Semester -3: Basic Mathematics for Economics
• Semester-4: Basic Statistics
• Semester-5: Principles of Macro Economics, Principles of Micro Economics
• Semester-6: Principles of Political Economy, Introduction to Indian Economy

2. MA Integrated History

• Semester-1: The Study of History
• Semester-3: Approaches to World History
• Semester-5: Religion and Society in Medieval World
• Semester-6:Contemporary India

3. MA Integrated Political Science

• Semester-1:Indian Constitution: Philosophy, Principles and Framework
• Semester-3: Comparitive Government and Politics
• Semester-4: Introduction to Public Administration
• Semester-5: International Relations: An Introduction
• Semester-6: Politics in Globalizing World

4. MA Integrated Sociology

• Semester-1: Introduction to Study of Society
• Semester-2: Changing Indian Family
• Semester-3: Equality and Inequality
• Semester-4: Caste in Modern India, Rural and Urban Societies
• Semester-5: Roots of Social Protest, Contemporary Development Issues
• Semester-6: Religion and Society, Introduction to Social Research, Work and Organisation

5.MA Integrated Anthropology

• Semester-2: Introduction to Anthropology
• Semester-4: Anthropology of Marginalized Communities
• Semester-5: Anthropology Understanding of Society and Culture, Prehistoric Culture
• Semester-6: Approaches of Socio-cultural Change,Anthropological Field Work

All the Best!