Hello Rashmi,

First of all, you should be thorough with your B. Sc. syllabus. You should know all the basics of the subject you have chosen for B. Sc. This you can achieve by keeping contact with your teachers, seniors and reading books and the books you refer should be

Hello Aditya,

Yes, you may apply for the courses: M.A. Politics (with specialization in International Studies) and/or M.A in International Studies and Area Studies offered by JNU if you wish to pursue masters in International Relations. the eligibility criteria is that you must have a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline

hey, to get admission in Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi for any course you will have to write entrance exam in your own subject. To be eligible to write the entrance exam you will have to secure at least 50% in your bachelors and apply for the exam online. Registration

Hey, yes you are eligible to give the entrance exam in Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. There are people who are 60+ years old and still come to class so there are no age barriers. For most of the subjects 50% is the minimum marks to be secured to write

Dear Akanksha, JNU has changed the exam pattern of the Entrance Examination for students who want to pursue BA. The exam will be conducted online in the format of Multiple Choice Objective Questions. There is no negative marking for wrong answers. The entrance exam will be based on General Knowledge

there can be some regional colleges who still offer seats for mtech but you need to search them on internet or you can go for other options like private colleges or dropping a year or so.

I hope this helps. all the best.

Dear Rashmi, you should study Chemistry at B.Sc level. Specific focus will be on topics like Properties of gases, Thermodynamics, Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure. In Thermodynamics you should be familiar with the 1st law, 2nd law, equilibrium, etc. Atomic and Molecular structures, Kinetic Theory, Basic Quantum Mechanics, Basic statistical

Hello Anuj,

The entrance exam for M.A Programme will be based on Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Mathematics and Statistics, International trade, Public Economics and Economic Development.

The topics will be asked in M.A in Language, Literature and Culture Studies from Language, and topics on grammar, translations, short essays and about society, culture