Hello,

You will definately able to crack UPSC Civil Services examination. What you need is to prepare well and strong determination towards your dream. You can study B.A (Hons) with political science along with B.Tech Civil from distance learning. In the mains exam you will need to select Civil Engineering

Hey.

Yes , Panjab University, Chandigarh  has a department of Political Science which offers various courses in Political Science at Undergraduate and Postgraduate Level. It is a well reputed department. You can use the link below for more details regarding this.

http://politicalscience.puchd.ac.in

Best of luc!

Hi Prerna,

If you doubt that an Arts student can’t study Journalism for under-graduation, then you’re mistaken. You can easily opt to study Journalism after your schooling. The stream you choose will not affect the college’s decision to select. But your marks and passion for Journalism definitely will. Most Journalism

Hello Lokesh

The entrance exam of JNU for the academic year 2019-20 will be held in May and format of the exam will be Multiple Choice Questions through a Computer Based Test.
Since there is a change in the examination format this year, we will have to wait for the

Hey.

Yes, Pune University offers a masters degee in Political science. The course of MA in Political Science is offered by the department of politics and public administration of Pune University. You can use the link below for other details regarding the course or the University.

http://www.unipune.ac.in/dept/mental_moral_and_social_science/politics_and_public_administration/ppa_webfiles/academic.htm

Best of luc!

Hello Sneha

Mount Carmel College offers the following BA courses-

BA History Political Science and Economics

BA Political Science Economics and Journalism

BA Political Science Economics and Sociology

Go through the link below to check the details
http://www.mountcarmelcollegeblr.co.in/index.php/academics/humanities

Good Luck!

Hey Sneha Vijayan,

MCC Bangalore offers full time BA course in various disciplines at UG level. 10+2 in the respective subject group is the minimum eligibility criteria for the  admission And  BA admission is offered on the basis of your performance in the interview round where as B.com and

B.Voc

I would suggest you to decide first which subject you should take as per your interest, You should follow your interest for it. The degree can be obtained in any stream recognised by University Grants Commission (UGC). If you have an interest for Indian Polity, you may take BA Political

Hi there. 

First things first, for becoming an IAS officer one has to write the UPSC examinations that occur in three stages: Preliminary, Mains and Personal Interview. 

The Preliminary exams is just for the sake of qualifying to Mains. Your preliminary exam's score won't be considered in the final score.