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The Bachelor of Arts (BA) is a 3-year undergraduate course in India. It includes the study of humanities, social and cultural studies, languages and music.
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Banasthali University, Jaipur: Bachelor of Arts (BA) Exam Results
-- Bachelor of Arts (Journalism and Mass Communication)
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I Semester,
December
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2017 View declared on Saturday April 7, 2018
-- Bachelor of Arts (Journalism and Mass Communication)
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III Semester,
December
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2017 View declared on Thursday March 15, 2018
-- Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws
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III Semester,
December
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2017 View declared on Friday March 9, 2018
-- Bachelor of Arts (Journalism and Mass Communication)
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VI Semester,
May
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2017 View declared on Wednesday June 21, 2017
-- Bachelor of Arts
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VI Semester,
May
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2017 View declared on Wednesday June 21, 2017
-- Bachelor of Arts
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I Semester,
December
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2016 View declared on Friday May 12, 2017
-- Bachelor of Arts (Journalism and Mass Communication)
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V Semester,
December
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2016 View declared on Thursday February 9, 2017
Bachelor of Arts
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IV Semester,
May
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2016 declared on Sunday July 10, 2016
Bachelor of Arts - VI Semester, May - 2016 declared on Wednesday June 29, 2016
Master of Arts (Drawing and Painting) -
II Semester, May - 2016 declared on Saturday June 4, 2016
Bachelor of Arts - III Semester, December - 2015 declared on Thursday March 31, 2016
| Title | Posted | View Details |
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| Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws - I Semester, December - 2015 | 21 Feb, 2016 | View Details |
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The origin of Banasthali is unique in more ways than one. To realize a dream which he had cherished since his boyhood, Pandit Hiralal Shastri resigned his prestigious post of Secretary in the Home and Foreign Department in the erstwhile Jaipur State in 1927 and selected the remote village of Banthali (as Banasthali was originally called) as the centre of his life’s work. His plan was to organize a programme of rural reconstruction on the lines laid down by Gandhiji and also to train public workers through constructive service of the people.