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I could not find any college with the name "aapa" so I guess I cant help you with that unless you give me the full form of the college. However since you are interested in BA BEd courses I would give you a few suggestions like Lovely professional university,

MA Political Science focuses on various aspects of political science such as polity, political doctrines and ideologies, constitutions, international law, governing bodies, political philosophy, etc.  The average course fee ranges between INR 10,000-70,000.

The major job opportunities after completing MA Political Science are Manager, Administrator, Lecturer, Political Content Writer, Consultant,

Hey there!

If you're pursuing BA political science honours from Delhi University the options for generic elective will be nationalism in India, contemporary political economy, feminism, gandhi and the contemporary word, understanding ambedkar, governance, politics of globalization and united nations and global conflict. 

Hope this helps!

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Hii aspirant,

Coming to your question, I would like to tell you that it totally depends on your area of interest whether you like the international relationship or political science as both of them are different,

In the international relation you mainly study about the international relationship of different countries

hi gauri,

if you can get admission somewhere else, please prefer that.

amity charge a huge amount of money and in return do not provide quality education.

although the placements are average but still if you have other option go for that .

hope this will help 

all the best

Hello,

I have been preparing for various competitive exams since few years. I think political science is easy and straight forward questions will be asked in most of the competitive exams whereas history is vast subject but if you have interest in history you can take that otherwise i will

Hi Jayanti!

Greetings! 

If you want to go for UPSC in future , objective Political Science by Sakir Alam is a good book. And if you want to know about politics and political system in India then you can go for Indian Polity by M.Laxmikanth.

For History,you can refer to

Dear student, you can definitely sit for the SSC and UPSC exam after you have completed your graduation. The only requirement is that you must have scored over 55% in your graduation. There is no restrictions on the stream you choose after 10th or 12th. You are very well allowed