Hey Uday,

According to CBSE, the appearing students must pass individually in their theory and practical exam. If a student fails either of those exams, he/she will be considered failed for the subject.

Hence, being absent in the practical exam could result in failing the subject and the student may

Hello dear student !

Delhi University is a very renowned institutions of India. The cut off of DU is quite high and it is not everyone's cup of tea to get into it. The highest cut off goes as 99% of Delhi University (last year for Hindu college).

Here is

Hi veeresh,

As I told you earlier the correct methods are different for different people. Some combination suits one while for some  other combination of the subjects suits.

the paper 3rd includes polity and related questions so if you choose it as an optional paper then it become beneficial for

Hi Aditya,

The educational eligibility for admission to M.A in political science at jnu is

'Bachelor’s degree under 10+2+3 pattern of education with at least 50% marks in Social sciences and 55% marks for those who have Bachelor’s Degree in science technology disciplines.'

So you can apply to the entrance

1. Go to students section on their Official website.
2. You can find syllabi under

Hello,

Entrance test for graduation in political science consists of the following:

Language Skills: 20 marks

General Awareness: 40 marks

Reasoning: 20 marks

Social Awareness:20 marks

The pattern will be in MCQ format for 100 marks. There's negative marking  scheme, for each wrong answer 0.25 mark will be deducted.

Hey!

Firstly I shall inform you that you get admission in Delhi University on the basis of the aggregate percentage of the best four subjects.

So if you got 94 percentage in class 12th, surely your best four percentage will be equal to or greater than 94%

And this percentage

• NET
• RAT
• Tiss entrance exam
• IGNOU entrance exam
• Christ University

Dear aspirant,

You can get admission in M.A. (Political Science) at JNU. To get admission in M.A. Political Science, candidates should have completed a Bachelor's degree in any discipline under 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 education pattern. The candidate should have at least 50% aggregate marks in Social Sciences subjects and at