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You’re right, the email only mentions 2 hours, MCQs + descriptive. Generally, for Journalism entrance exams, the subjects covered are:

• Current Affairs & General Knowledge (especially related to media/news).
• English Language (grammar, comprehension, essay writing).
• Media & Communication Aptitude (basics of journalism, advertising, public relations).
• Reasoning/Logical Ability (basic aptitude questions).
• Descriptive part usually has essay writing, précis writing, or short answers on media-related topics.

Hope this clear your doubt!

Hello Aspirant,

If you have graduated with your degree and post-graduate degree from Gujarat University as of 2012, and you are looking to earn dual degrees now, this will be dependent on what type of dual degree you are wanting to earn. Per the UGC guidelines:

1. Dual Degrees are permissible, but then they may be done either simultaneously (per UGC 2022) or separately after the conclusion of each.
2. Since you graduated previously, you cannot backdate or merge the time period of a dual degree into one year.
3. You can pursue another UG or PG separately either via Distance/online (deemed universities as recognized by UGC-DEB), or regular (provided you meet and qualify for admissions).

One-year completion: Some private colleges offer "one-year degrees," but these degrees are not formally recognized by the UGC and may not be legally valid at all. We recommend that you do not pursue such degrees if you are looking for your degree to have formal status.

HEY THERE!!!

1. Yes, you can apply for an LLM again even though you already have your first LLM from Gujarat University in 2019. The general Indian eligibility criteria for admissions in LLM demand that the candidates must possess an LLB degree (either 3-year or 5-year) from a recognized university. There is no criteria stating that a candidate cannot apply for another LLM after already possessing an LLM degree.
2. But the acceptance into a second LLM is subject to the individual university's policy as well as the entry requirements for their own LLM course. It is not that the majority of universities and entrance exams (such as CLAT PG, AILET, etc.) preclude candidates with an already existing LLM from applying provided you are eligible on the usual grounds (such as an LLB with a minimum percentage as required by the institution).
3. If you want to specialize in another subject of law or earn an LLM from another institution, you are free to apply. Make sure to verify the comprehensive eligibility and admission procedure for the particular university or entrance test you are targeting.

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