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• BA (Honours) History

This wide-ranging course will develop and deepen your knowledge of different periods of history from around 1500 to the late twentieth century. You’ll tackle such exciting and challenging issues as power and warfare, culture and beliefs, health and medicine, imperialism, race, class and gender. In doing so you'll learn the skills of the historian in studying historical materials; exploring how we understand, interpret and debate past events; and investigating a range of critical approaches.

• Explore a wide range of historical topics, periods and places
• Find out what it means to be a historian
• Have the opportunity to develop a project based on independent study
• Study using custom-made teaching materials 
• Develop skills in research, analysis and communication that are beneficial to a wide range of careers 

We also offer a Diploma of Higher Education in History (W66) that is the same in structure as the first two-thirds of this degree.

Find out more about Entry requirements

This degree has three stages, each comprising 120 credits.

• You’ll start Stage 1 with a broad introduction to the arts and humanities followed by beginning your study of history.
• Next, at Stage 2 , you’ll study two compulsory modules covering the history of the British Isles and Europe across different time periods.
• Finally, at  Stage 3 , you’ll complete your degree by choosing two modules from a range of options including the history of empire and twentieth-century Europe.  

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Stage 1 (120 credits).

In Stage 1 you'll encounter a variety of different times and places and engage with some fascinating people, art works, ideas and stories. As a history student, this broad foundation will help you develop the skills and the confident, open approach you need to tackle more specialist history modules at Stages 2 and 3.

Stage 2 (120 credits)

You’ll explore the society and culture of Europe between 1500 and 1789, a time when society was transforming rapidly while still remaining rooted in medieval times. You'll also learn about the British Isles from 1789 to 1914, when the United Kingdom was experiencing rapid industrial and imperial expansion, but also political conflict, poverty and uncertainty.

Stage 3 (120 credits)

At Stage 3, we offer modules on Empires and opposition to them from the fifteenth century to recent times, and on conflict and change in twentieth-century Europe. Alternatively, you can research an independent research project on an aspect of Welsh history of your choice. You can also choose to study one module in art history, classical studies,  religious studies or Scottish history.

We regularly review our curriculum; therefore, the qualification described on this page – including its availability, its structure, and available modules – may change over time. If we make changes to this qualification, we’ll update this page as soon as possible. Once you’ve registered or are studying this qualification, where practicable, we’ll inform you in good time of any upcoming changes. If you’d like to know more about the circumstances in which the University might make changes to the curriculum, see our Academic Regulations or contact us . This description was last updated on 19 March 2024.

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Our qualifications are as accessible as possible, and we have a comprehensive range of support services. Our BA (Honours) History uses a variety of study materials and includes the following elements:

• Online study – most modules are online; some have a mix of printed and online material. Online learning resources could include websites, audio/video, and interactive activities
• Pre-determined schedules – we’ll help you to develop your time-management skills
• Feedback – continuous assessment includes feedback from your tutor and using this to improve your performance
• Finding external/third-party material online
• Specialist material, such as works of art and musical manuscripts
• Online tutorials

Every module has its own Accessibility Statement with more detailed accessibility information – you’ll find these on individual module descriptions. Visit our  Disability support  page to learn about our services.

Learning outcomes, teaching and assessment

This qualification develops your learning in four main areas:

• Knowledge and understanding
• Cognitive skills
• Practical and professional skills

The level and depth of your learning gradually increases as you work through the qualification. You’ll be supported throughout by the OU’s unique style of teaching and assessment – which includes a personal tutor to guide and comment on your work; top quality course texts; elearning resources like podcasts, interactive media and online materials; tutorial groups and community forums.

Credit transfer

If you have already studied at university level, you may be able to count it towards your Open University qualification – which could save you time and money by reducing the number of modules you need to study. At the OU we call this credit transfer.

It’s not just university study that can be considered, you can also transfer study from a wide range of professional or vocational qualifications such as HNCs and HNDs.

You should apply for credit transfer before you register, at least 4 weeks before the registration closing date. We will need to know what you studied, where and when and you will need to provide evidence of your previous study.

For more details of when you will need to apply by and to download an application form, visit our Credit Transfer website.

Classification of your degree

On successfully completing this course, we’ll award you our BA (Honours) History.

The class of honours (first, upper-second, lower-second or third) will depend on your grades at Stages 2 and 3.

You’ll have the opportunity to attend a degree ceremony.

If you intend to use your Open University qualifications to seek work or undertake further study outside the UK, we recommend checking whether your intended qualification will meet local requirements for your chosen career. Find out more about international recognition of Open University qualifications .

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As a student of The Open University, you should be aware of the content of the qualification-specific regulations below and the academic regulations that are available on our Student Policies and Regulations  website. 

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There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification. At The Open University we believe education should be open to all , so we provide a high-quality university education to anyone who wishes to realise their ambitions and fulfil their potential. Even though there are no entry requirements, there are some skills that you'll need to succeed. If you're not quite ready for OU study we can guide you to resources that prepare you, many of which are free.

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Students who start their study with an Access module are more likely to be successful when they advance to Stage 1 of their qualification. They’re specially designed to give you a gentle introduction to OU study, boost confidence in your study skills, and help you gain a broad overview of your chosen subject area.

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We believe cost shouldn’t be a barrier to achieving your potential. That’s why we work hard to keep the cost of study as low as possible and have a wide range of flexible ways to pay to help spread the cost.

• A qualification comprises a series of modules, each with an individual fee. Added together, they give you the total cost.
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• Most of our students study part time at a rate of 60 credits a year.
• Our typical fee for 60 credits is £3,636*.
• This means, at current prices, the typical total cost of your qualification would be £21,816*.
• This qualification also includes one or more option modules with a lower-than-typical cost. If you choose to study one of these modules, the total cost of your qualification will be lower.

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If your income is not more than £25,000 or you receive a qualifying benefit, you might be eligible for help with some of these costs after you start studying.

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With our unique approach to distance learning, you can study from home, work or on the move.

You’ll have some assessment deadlines to meet, but otherwise, you’ll be free to study at the times that suit you, fitting your learning around work, family, and social life.

For each of your modules, you’ll use either just online resources or a mix of online and printed materials.

Each module you study will have a module website with

• a week-by-week study planner, giving you a step-by-step guide through your studies
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• details of each assignment and their due dates
• a tutorial booking system, online tutorial rooms, and your tutor’s contact details
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If you have additional needs, we can also provide most module materials in alternative formats. Find out more about materials on our accessibility webpage .

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You’ll have a tutor for each module, who will introduce themselves before the module begins.

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• mark your assignments and give feedback to help you improve
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Tutorials usually take place online, and they’re always optional.

Online tutorials are live presentations with module tutors in dedicated online tutorial rooms and are sometimes recorded.

Our assessments are all designed to reinforce your learning and help you show your understanding of the topics. The mix of assessment methods will vary between modules.

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Skills for career development

Studying history will provide you with an adaptable set of skills that can lead in many directions and are greatly valued by employers. Broadly summarised these are skills in research, critical thinking, analysis, and communication. In research, you’ll develop abilities in finding and assimilating relevant information; you’ll then analyse that information critically as you seek to answer historical questions; and finally you’ll communicate your findings to diverse audiences and in diverse forms, using written work, IT and other approaches. These are key skills in many fields, and are highly sought after in the world beyond study – whether you’re already working, volunteering, or changing career

Career relevance

Study of the arts and humanities requires an understanding of human activities in diverse cultural environments and historical contexts. The breadth of study and range of cultural texts and objects analysed, combined with clear thinking and communication, make the BA (Hons) History relevant to a wide range of careers, including:

• museum work
• public administration, local government, the civil service, art institutions, and social services
• advertising, journalism, publishing, creative industries and public relations
• business, banking and retail
• human resources
• charities and campaigning.

Other careers

Many graduate-level jobs are open to graduates of any discipline, particularly in business, finance, management consultancy and the public sector. Some careers may require further study, training and/or work experience beyond your degree.

Exploring your options

Once you register with us (and for up to three years after you finish your studies), you’ll have full access to our careers service for a wide range of information and advice. This includes online forums, website, interview simulation, vacancy service as well as the option to email or speak to a careers adviser. Some areas of the careers service website are available for you to see now , including help with looking for and applying for jobs. You can also read more general information about how OU study enhances your career .

In the meantime if you want to do some research around this qualification and where it might take you, we’ve put together a list of relevant job titles as a starting point. Some careers may require further study, training and/or work experience beyond your degree.

• museum curator
• heritage management
• tourism officer
• arts administration
• civil servant
• local government and NHS management
• advertising account manager
• marketing manager
• public relations manager
• media researcher
• charity campaigner
• retail manager
• business and human resources management
• information archivist
• accountant.

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BA History Syllabus and Subjects

Updated on - Jan 5, 2024

The BA History syllabus is divided into six semesters taught over a period of three years. BA History subjects include Ancient World History, Civilization and Culture, and Modern History that aspirants learn about during their course tenure.

BA History course is one of the most popular among civil servant aspirants. BA History job scope has applicants vying for positions in both the public sector but there is a growing demand in the private sector. 

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BA History Subjects

Ba history first year syllabus.

• BA History Second-Year Syllabus
• BA History Third-Year Syllabus

BA History Course Structure

Ba history projects.

The BA History subjects are designed for students to learn about the history of the world in detail. The BA History subjects, which include World History, the History of Southeast Asia and India, Civilization and Culture, etc., are pursued in-depth. 

The foundational subjects, or core subjects , are those that are thought to be most important. The coursework is made more varied and flexible by the elective subjects .

BA History Core Subjects

BA in History subjects include subjects related to civilization, culture, trade relations, colonialism, etc. Some of the core BA History subjects list are stated below:

• Reconstructing Ancient Indian History
• Social Formations and Cultural Patterns of the Ancient World 
• History of Early India (1500 BC. to 2nd Century AD.)
• Social Formations and Cultural Patterns of the Medieval World
• Introducing Prehistory and Proto-history
• Europe Transformed – from 1350 onwards to the 17th century
• History of India III (750 – 1206)
• History Of Southeast Asia – The 19th Century
• Rise of Modern West-II  
• The Indus Valley Civilization 
• Socio-cultural and political developments in 19th and 20th century Bengal
• Medieval Bengal from the 13th to the 18th Centuries: Politics, Economy, Society and Culture
• History of the Marathas: (1630- 1707)

BA History Elective Subjects

The electives can be chosen by the aspirants on their own, pertaining to their interests. Some colleges allow candidates to select other courses as their electives for the first and second years of their course.

Below are the common BA History electives:

• Environmental Science
• Foreign Language 

Semester Wise BA History Syllabus and Subjects

The BA History syllabus and subjects provide in-depth knowledge of the fundamentals of history, civilizational structures, archaeology, anthropology, politics, and society. The first and second years of the BA History syllabus focus on the beginning ages, such as the Palaeolithic, Neolithic, and Bronze Ages, to the Medieval period. 

The final year's syllabus is more focused on the modern world and the dissertation portion of the course. The BA History subject list is given below according to the semesters:

The table below contains the list of BA 1st year syllabus History:

BA History Second Year Syllabus

The table below contains the list of BA 2nd year History syllabus :

BA History Third Year Syllabus

The table below contains the list of BA 3rd year History syllabus:

The first two semesters of the course cover the fundamentals of Ancient History, Civilization, Medival History of India, East Asia, South East Asia, Europe, and America , while the remaining semesters cover the modern world and specialized electives . Following is the course structure for BA in History.

• VI Semesters
• Core and Elective subjects
• Dissertation Submission
• Project and Viva Voice

BA History Teaching Methodology and Techniques

The BA History teaching methods incorporate traditional teaching philosophies as a methodology and a strategy. Students also receive specialized assistance for their research projects. There are one-on-one meetings given to the students for a chance to present their best work and ask questions regarding the assignment.

• Research Sessions
• Group Projects
• Case Methodology 
• Project Work
• Final Dissertation Submission

Research projects are a big part of getting ready for a BA History course. In accordance with the course they take in their chosen subject, students can select the topics for their projects. Some of the BA History project topics are listed below:

• Colonialism and its Effect on Colonies in India, Africa and South East Asia
• The Effective of Migration of European Colonies in South America
• The Inca Tribes History, Culture and Civilization
• Orion, Bundas and the Dravidians Rule of India 
• The Making of Modern India
• The Bengal Renaissance and Colonialism 

BA History Reference Books

 Some of the well-liked BA History books that students can purchase are listed below:

Top BA History Colleges

Jadavpur University

Kolkata,West Bengal

University of Hyderabad (UOH)

Hyderabad,Telangana

Delhi University (DU)

Delhi,Delhi NCR

Kerala University

Thiruvananthapuram,Kerala

Andhra University

Visakhapatnam,Andhra Pradesh

Alagappa University

Karaikudi,Tamil Nadu

Osmania University

Banasthali Vidyapith

Jaipur,Rajasthan

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How many subjects are there in BA History?

There are around 30 -45 subjects in BA History, which include elective subjects.

What are the main subjects of BA History?

The main subjects of BA History are Ancient History, Civilization and Culture, Medieval Period, Modern World, Industrial Revolution and Colonialism.

Is BA History good for government jobs?

Yes, the subject contains very crucial subjects and topics that are generally covered in government examination preparation.

What is the scope of BA History?

BA History graduates have scope to work with many government agencies and also there is a growing demand in the private sector.

What is the syllabus for BA 1st year in history?

The syllabus for BA 1st year in history contains English, an introduction to the history of India, prehistoric history, medieval history of Europe, ancient Greece, and socio-economic history.

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September ane wala hai hum kese Kare assignment submit abhi tak nhi aya bhic 103,104

I’m July 2020 BAHIH 1st year student. Muje abhi tk books nhi mili hai. Kb tk aa jaayegi . Pls reply

Mujhe bhi nhi mili abhi tak .

I m student of July 2020 session BAHIH . I could not submit my assignment of ist year / or both semester . Can I submit my assignment now ..can I pay exam fee now …please help me how can I submit my assignment . What is the last date please some one help me

Hume assignments kb dene h kuch pta h🙄

Mera bhi same kya aap english medium ka h kya

Bhic 103 ,104 aya ki nahi

Hello bhai mai pune se hi mera bhi same problem hai mere sare assignments ho chuke h bas BHIC 103 and BHIC 104 abhi tak nahi aaya website pe uske bina kaise karenge assignments submit maine bohot mail bheje IGNOU walo ko wo jawab hi nai de rahe h bilkul bhi bhai tumko agar ye assignments mile to please mujhe bhi batana

Hello bhai kya assignment h tumahre pas to plz send me

Maine jan 2020 mai admission liya hai program bahih hai mujhe pta nhi kon kon se assignment submit karne hai koi batao

How we would submit assignment in September? We have not received all assignments.

2 subject ka assingment diya hai na abhi tk

HEY, Myself md Azad I don’t have found the rest of the assignments like BHIC-103 BHIC-104 How can I get them please reply.

BHIC 103 OR BHIC 104 KA ASSIGNMENT KAB TAK UPLOD HOGA

I have enrolled in December seccion but till now not get all assignment questions

Hello friends, brother and sister… Please help me .. assignment kb aayega aur ye kha summit Hoga.. offline ya online summit Hoga.

hello brother, aapne bahih101 ka assignment bna lia hi kya

I have enrolled in Dec but assignment code no BHIC 103 AND 104 not show on website

BAHIH ( 2020-2021) July Session के लिये Assignment कब तक उपलब्ध होगा।

BAHIH ka assignment mil gy ky please reply dena

Sirf 4 honours subjects ka aaya hai baki kuch nahi aaya hai agar kuch pata chale to please inform me

My admission confirmed on 23 september 2020 Nd now everyone saying that assignment September m hi submit karne h now can u plz tell me when would I have to submit my assignment plzzzz

BAHIH first year ke students ko kitne assignments bnane honge ? Btayega koi please and paper kitne hone h total toh 8 subject hote h books bhi complete ni aayi h abhi please help

Hey dear apki books aa gyi h kya mujhe toh ek bhi book nhi mili Abhi Nd assignments bhi 4 hi download kr payi hu mein toh or mil hi nhi rhe ap btaoge mujhe iske baare mein plz

BHIC 103, BHIC 104 Ka assignment kb aayega. I’m July 2020 student

BHIC 101, 102 kr liya h kya?

bhic 101,102,103,104 assignment download hua h.. baki bche hue char Beave 181 , bsog171, begav 182, bgdg 172 ka nhi prepare krna ky assignment.. Yrr isliye hi open distance learning bekar h..pura confusion rhta h. plz somebody reply.. BA history honours h july 2020 admission.. hyderabad center.. agr koi h aas pas to yrr mil lo mil ke center chlte h.. ek din

Mera bhee wahi baat hai bhai

ME JULY +2020 BAHIH STUDENT HU PLEASE KOI BATAYEGA KI KITNE ASSIGNMENT BANANE HAI MERE KO TO ABHI TAK BHIC101, BHIC102, BHIC103, BHIC104 ASSIGNMENT QUESTION PAPER HI MILE HAI

Bhai same here. abhi confusion m hi hu.. mujhe reply krna. gooda2146 ye mera gmail h.. msg dena agr tere ko pta chle.. to

Sir , June 2021 assignment ka result kab ayega

I am also waiting my book set. semester is July kindly confirm when i will get my book set

I have received eight books of my History Honours BA course. Four books are for History which code are BHIC-101 102 103 104 and remaining four are Environment, English language etc. So the problem is that how can a person make a assessment without books, because BHIC 105, 107 assignments also need to be done. Internet learning needs more effort to make assignments.

You don’t need to write 105 and more than that, those are for third semester students and not for us. We need to write the four assignments only.

I have enrolled in BAHIH January 2021 session and I didn’t get my assignment questions. If anyone get them Please leave a reply.

What is last date of assignment submitted of BAHIH.

Any one FROM BAHIH JAN 2020 ENG MEDIUM? PLEASE HELP

anyone can tell BHIH PROgramm exam date

January 2021 BAHIH me kitne subject ka assignment likhna hai.

Hello everyone, I just registered for BAHIH programme today. How can I know if I have enrolled for July 2021 session or January session? When will I receive study materials. Someone pls help

July2021 session ka assignment Kab bharna h

I’m bahih Hindi student tell me assignment date

I have enrolled in BAHIH JULY 21 session but till now not find the assignment in portal . please send help

Sir, Ye assignment 2nd year January 2022 session ke liye valid hai?

Hume sirf apne subject ke hi assignments banana ha ki Sabhi k

bhai pta chle to btana muje bhi? isme to saare hi given h but is semester m to sirf kuch hi subjects h inme se to.

Aapne hi subject ke bana ne ha assignment

Yes I have provided BAHIH books meterial (22-23)but assignment is not arrived

2023 July ka assignment kab jama karana ha kisi ko pata ha to please bata dijiye kyuki mere assignment me to aagle saal Apri our October ki Date bata rakhi ha to please bata dijiye ki July assignment 2023 wala kab jama hoga aagar kisi ko information ho to please bata dijiye

BAHIH ka BPAG 171, BPAG 172 ka assignment kiu nehi aa raha he kisiko pata ho to kindly mujhe bataye

mera book nhi aaya hai

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IGNOU BA History (EHI) Solved Assignments 2019-20

• 1.1 IGNOU BA History Assignments Free Download
• 2 Last Date of Ignou BA History Assignment submission
• 3 Guidelines to write IGNOU EHI Solved Assignments
• 4 How to obtain IGNOU BA History Solved Assignments?

IGNOU BA History Solved Assignments 2019-20

Students of Indira Gandhi National Open University who are pursuing BA History programme have to submit Ignou BA History solved assignments to complete their courses.

They can download Tutor Marked assignment question papers in English & Hindi medium from the official website for the session 2019-20.

For EHI Solved Assignments, Whatsapp at: 7428482160

Students who have to appear in June 2020 and December 2020 examination can write Ignou EHI assignment answers from the questions uploaded on the website.The university uploads the assignment questions once in a year for both sessions.

The details of Ignou BA History assignments has been mentioned below:

• Programme Name: Bachelor of Arts (BA) in History
• Programme Code: EHI
• Validity of Assignment: These assignments will remain valid for July 2019 and January 2020 session.

Each Ignou EHI assignment is of 100 marks.The marks weightage of questions in each Ignou BA History assignment may vary.

For 20 marks questions, student should write an answer within the approximate range of 500 words each.

For 12 marks question, the word limit should be within 250 words each. Students have to write 100 words answer for short note type questions.

The assignment question of each course has been divided into three sections. Section I, Section-II and Section-III.

• In section-1, there are two descriptive questions of 20 marks each.
• In Section-II, there are four questions of 12 marks each.
• In Section-III, there are two questions of 6 marks each.

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The university gives 30% weightage to these assignments. It means the 30% of the total marks obtained by the students in the assignments will be added in the total marks of the course. Therefore total marks for any course will be combination of 70% theory and 30% assignment marks.

IGNOU BA History Assignments Free Download

Students can easily download Ignou BA History assignment question papers free of cost from the university official website.They do not have to pay any charges or fee for that.

The university also send the hard copy of EHI assignments at the physical communication address of student. In case, if anyone do not receive it, he/she may download it from the link mentioned below. Students can download assignments for the following courses:

• EHI-1: Modern India, 1857-1964
• EHI-2: India: Earliest Times to 8th Century A.D.
• EHI-3: India From 8th to 15th Century A.D.
• EHI-4: India From 16th to Mid 18th Century A.D.
• EHI-05: India from Mid 18th to Mid 19th Century
• EHI-06: History of China and Japan 1840-1949
• EHI-07: Modern Europe: Mid 18th to Mid 20th Century

Here, is the link to download Ignou BA History assignments for all the above mentioned courses

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Last Date of Ignou BA History Assignment submission

Students have to submit the solved assignments of Ignou BA History programme in both first and second year for the courses which requires it. Let’s discuss about these courses…

Guidelines to write IGNOU EHI Solved Assignments

• Please read the assignments thoroughly and carefully
• Students have to answer the questions as per the word limit.
• Write the answers in your own handwriting.
• Try to write answers in your own words.Don’t just copy & paste the answers from the study material.

How to obtain IGNOU BA History Solved Assignments?

It is always good to solve assignments by yourself.Because it help students to go through complete study material. It also help them in exam preparation.

In case, if someone is unable to solve assignment then he/she may request for IGNOU BA History solved assignments 2019-20 for all subjects in the form of PDF at cheap price.

All you have to do is to send email at  [email protected] or click on the link mentioned below:

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IGNOU BAHIH Previous Year Question Papers

• June 3, 2023

Looking for Bachelor of Arts (Honours) History (BAHIH) previous year Exam question papers  for your upcoming Examination, you can find them here. We have uploaded the last 10 years old question papers here, from all the semesters of IGNOU BA Economics, Just click on the link and download the PDF for free. solving these IGNOU BAHIH previous year question papers Previous year papers will help you understand the syllabus better and give you an idea of the types of questions that are asked in the exam.

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