JNU entrance test will be held in collaboration with NTA - National Testing Agency. The schedule for release of the application forms will be released shortly. You can check the detail with the given below link.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jnu-application-form

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Hello,

The over all fees for MA political science for 2 years is 742 rupees 

hostel fees — Rs 1400–1600 per year (at the entry time, you will have to pay around Rs 3000 and half of the amount is refundable.

Mess charge (food)— Rs 1700–2300 per month 

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Hey Sajad

Here's a list of books for you.

->A History of Political thought—Subrata Mukherjee, Susheela Ramaswamy

->A History of Political thought —J.P. Suda

->For Manu & Kautilya : Foundations of Indian Political thought — V.R. Mehta

->Modern Political Theory —S.P. Verma

->Modern Political Theory —Madan Gandhi

->Political Theory —Eddy

The entrance exam for JNU admission will be held in the month of May 2019 by the national testing agency and tentative dates will be announced very soon by JNU In a recent notification they made it clear that the exam will be MCQ based test.

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Hello dear, 

You have selected both jawaharlal nehru university and jaipur national university as options. Both can be called JNU. Please specify the full form so that i can know which JNU you are referring to. 

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Hi Aspirant

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Hello,

you must first mention that from which subject group you are going to write the exam.

However the general agriculture part is common for all and the book of Nem Raj sunda and Arun katyayan are the best for it. For objectives of general Agri the book by S.R.

Hello, 

Suggested readings:

1. Books: The Politics of India since Independence by Paul Brass and Political Theory by O.P. Gauba.
2. Dailies: The Hindu, The Indian Express, The Times of India (Only for the op-eds and editorials page).
3. Periodicals: Frontline, India Today and The Economic and Political Weekly.
4.

Hi

Greetings

Yes of course because as per the eligibility criteria it does not require a background in Political Science to do MA in Political Science from JNU therefore irrespective of your background in graduation you can apply for MA political science and  once you qualify you can take admission