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The entrance exam for JNU 2020 MA in political science will be subjective and the syllabus will be of the BA in political science and the candidate should be familiar with the basics which was taught in BA Political Science, I have also provided the link of the

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you can apply in all subject you have mentioned in question except for computer science.

for msc in computer science the eligibility criteria is you need to have

Bachelor's degree in Mathematics , or in Computer Science  or in Statistics.

you may check the syllabus for m.a from below

Main topics you need to prepare for political science entrance exam.

• Political theory and thought
• International rationals(theory, Indian foreign policy, Globalisation)
• Indian government and politics
• Bureaucracy and pulic administration
• Comparative politics
• Political analysis

These are enough to get passed in entrance. you can Even purchase IAS material for preference of

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Some of the top colleges of Delhi University for BA Political Science are mentioned below-

• Hindu College
• Kirori Mal College
• St Stephen's College
• Miranda House
• Lady Shri Ram College for Women
• Ramjas College
• Sri Venkateswara College

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As per your requirement, i would say that as mentioned above your query, different and many collegr offers the course ba hons political science.

Different collegr and universities have different questions papers provided by their college exam department. So whichever college questions you want it, kindly check the colllege

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For admissions in M.A Political Science, candidates must have completed a Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline under 10+2+3 education pattern with at least 50 percent marks in aggregate of Social Sciences subjects and at least 55 percent marks aggregate of Science & Technology subjects. So, BA General student fulfilling

Hello,

Yes of course you can pursue PhD in law after doing ma in Political science. It's up to you which course you want to follow. Just work hard to achieve what you want to achieve.

Best of luck. All the best for your future.

There are 100 questions with a negative marking scheme too in the examination.

Syllabus: six areas

1. Political theory
2. Political thought (western and indian)
3. Comparative politics and political analysis
4. Indian constitution
5. Public administration
6. International relation

Refer this if possible -

1. Political Theory -By Andrew Heywood.
2. Key concepts in political science -By