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If you enjoy reading and analyzing literature, exploring different cultures, historical contexts, and literary movements, then English literature might be good fit for you. But if you are interested in understanding political systems, governance, public policies, international relations, and society issues, then studying politics can be good fit for you.

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No you can't get the scholarship now . If you are having back or compartment in any subject or you are unable to maintain good academic progress then you will not get the scholarship. Also you need to renew your scholarship that you did not so there are not any chances that you will get the scholarship.hope it helps you !!

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Yes, many MBA programs require applicants to take an aptitude test as part of the admissions process. The most commonly used aptitude tests for MBA admissions are the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) and the GRE (Graduate Record Examination). These tests assess skills in areas such as quantitative reasoning, verbal reasoning, analytical writing, and critical thinking, which are important for success in MBA programs. Some business schools may also accept other aptitude tests or may have their own specific entrance exams.

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Admission to all Delhi University colleges for various courses is now facilitated through a common entrance exam known as the Central University Entrance Test (CUET). To be eligible to sit for the CUET, candidates must have scored a minimum of 50% in their 12th-grade examinations.

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Students with six subjects in their SSC curriculum will have their percentage calculated based on the best of 5 rule. This means that out of the six subjects, one mandatory language subject and the four subjects in which the student scored the highest marks will be considered for calculating the percentage.

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