The following question gives a sentence that has been divided into five parts which might not be in their correct order of narrative. The sentence is then followed by five options, one of which gives the sequence of the rearranged parts to make the sentence meaningful. Choose the option which gives the correct sequence of the parts. If the sentence is already arranged in the correct sequence, then mark option "No rearrangement required" as the correct answer.


(A) languages and two domain
(B) flexibility and choice
(C) the new policy will allow students who
(D) subjects enhancing academic
(E) sign up for BA courses to select two

Correct option is A

The correct sequence is C - E - A - D - B, and here's the breakdown:
1. (C) "The new policy will allow students who" - This is the logical start as it introduces the policy and the subject (students).
2. (E) "sign up for BA courses to select two" - Follows naturally by specifying what the students are allowed to do.
3. (A) "languages and two domain" - Specifies the options available to the students, aligning with the previous part about selection.
4. (D) "subjects enhancing academic" - Adds detail to what the domain subjects achieve (enhancing academics).
5. (B) "flexibility and choice" - Concludes by highlighting the benefits of the policy.
The final sentence:
"The new policy will allow students who sign up for BA courses to select two languages and two domain subjects, enhancing academic flexibility and choice."
This sequence maintains logical flow and clarity in presenting the policy, the choices, and the benefits.