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What are the criteria for getting into Presidency University, Kolkata, in History (Hons.)?

Abhilash Roy

23 Jun 21

If Presidency University Kolkata is your dream college then you must have a solid academic record. Your board exam marks matter a lot. But entrance exam scores will be highly emphasized.

You will be asked about the recent developments in the field along with the questions related to class 11th and 12th. Go through R.G Collingwood, Ideas of history, and Glean information from graduate-level books like R.S Sharma, Sumit Sarkar, and Shekar Banerjee.

Having knowledge of post-modern theories like subaltern, queer theory, and genocide concepts will come in handy. Be up-to-date with all these concepts. Another key factor here is your English language skills. You are supposed to write the paper in English. Be careful of what you write and try to make it as thoughtful and transparent as possible. Try to be on point and avoid making convoluted sentences.

If you check all the above-mentioned factors, it's almost certain that you will get into Presidency University Kolkata.

How much percentage do I need to acquire to get an admission in Lady Brabourne College or Bethune College in Kolkata for History honours?

Adrita Bose

28 Dec 21

It will depend on the cut-off marks as set up by the college. It differs from year to year. If you score above 85 your chances of getting selected in the first round will be easier.

Later it will gradually drop down to 75-80. This will also vary among students of reserved and unreserved categories. Students belonging to reserved categories might require a lower score like 70-75, which can drop down to 60-65, depending on the course and the college’s set cut off.

Which college should I pick: Ramjas, Hansraj or Sri venkateshwra with 96 in ISC for BA History Honors?

Anwita Guha

29 Jan 22

Among the institutes mentioned, Hansraj is the best option to pursue a BA in History honors. Here are the benefits of choosing the institute.

The college is on the North campus. The campus is great and quite happening with places like Kamla Nagar and Hudson Lane.
The faculty base for the History department is highly qualified.
The infrastructure of the institute is quite good. The library is huge.
The college canteen is one of the best in DU.

Which college should I choose for History (hons) Dyal Singh College or Delhi College of Arts and Commerce?

Swati Arora,

25 Nov 21

It is suggested that you go for Delhi College of Arts and Commerce (DCAC) rather than Dyal Singh College (DSC).

Here are some reasons why:

If you want a college with better infrastructure and canteen opt for DSC.
On the other hand DCAC provides excellent Extra-curricular activities, societies, clubs, placements and overall exposure.
The faculty of both the colleges are good. DSC is better in B.A subjects but not economics.
DCAC has better connectivity. It is near to metro stations on the yellow line and pink line. Whereas DSC is only close to JLN stadium metro station on the violet line.
Neither of the two colleges offer hostel facilities.
But it is easier to find accommodation near DCAC than to DSC.
Accommodation near DCAC is also affordable.

Therefore overall DCAC is a much better choice. But in the end it depends on individual preference. Try visiting both the colleges, explore, talk to the alumni or faculty members, if possible and then take the decision.

What should I choose between history hons from Vivekananda college DU or Information technology from Amity Noida?

Spandita Majumder,

01 Nov 21

Both Vivekananda College and Amity University are very different and each of them offers a different outcome for your career. Focus on your career goal and choose the one that fulfills it. Do not make a rash decision by just the demand and popularity of the subject.

Contact a career counselor or take personality assessment tests to find where your interests lie. This personality test gives you the opportunity to identify your own strengths and weaknesses, which you can work on.

After this, you will have clarity on choosing your career path and what course or program will help you achieve it.