Hello,

Firstly the eligibility criteria of master's degree in all the aforementioned subjects such as political science/economics/sociology/public administration isn't same for all universities and by this what I mean is some universities do emphasis on having the specific subject studied at graduation level whether as hons or at least as one of the subject in graduation, for example BHU is one such university which do put emphasis on such conditions, on other hand JNU, Delhi offers MA in PISM/IRAM for which candidates from any discipline with 50% aggregate from a recognized university are eligible to apply, generally speaking in case of pg for sociology, public administration candidates from any discipline  of graduation from a recognized university with the required aggregate (that vary depending upon the norms of the colleges) can apply however in case of MA Economics in majority cases it would be mandatory to either have Economics Hons at ug level or have studied it as a subject, you can go through the following pages to get an idea for the same

• MA Economics - https://www.careers360.com/courses/ma-in-economics
• MA Sociology - https://www.careers360.com/courses/sociology-course
• MA Political Science - https://www.careers360.com/courses/political-science-course
• MA Public Administration - https://www.careers360.com/courses/m-a-public-administration

There are also options for pursuing these courses through distance mode , if you take example of IGNOU regarding this, then it doesn't ask for having studied the specific subject at graduation level, you should check out the eligibility criteria of the specific university prior to applying as I said each one has different norms.

Hi aspirant, since you want CUCET BA Political Science sample papers so for that below is the required link on which you can get the sample questions as well as sample papers.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/cucet-sample-papers

Thank You.

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing great ! As you scored only 60 marks which is too less to get a seat in the colleges of DU,so you will hardly get a seat in MA political science also competition has also increased this time so less chance but still hope for the best do not lose hope , be motivated forget the past ,go ahead.

Thanking you!

Hey there

You can choose any courses in which you are comfortable as for being eligible for union Public Service Commission examination the candidate nice to only complete graduation in any specialisation. There is no specific subject which you have to take in graduation for fighting union Public Service Commission examination. The age of the candidate must be minimum 21 years.

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Hello Rahul!

Yes, after graduating from a recognised University with a bachelor's degree in any field, you can pursue MA in political science. However, each University has its unique admission requirements for MA( political science). Few colleges provide admission based on an entrance exam, and some offer admission based on percentage obtained in graduation.

Candidates can apply for the UGC NET Exam only if they have a Master's degree in the course. To apply for the UGC NET Political Science exam, you must first complete your masters degree in political science.

Hello!

There are various degrees that political science offers namely BA, BA(Hons.), MA in pol sci, etc.

The theory and practice of politics, political systems, and governance are all covered in the BA(Honours) in political science. Below are some of the career options provided by this course-

• Journalism- Pol Sci enables students to evaluate and comprehend a variety of topics in our society, and the majority of news stories in the media are concerning politics and public awareness. So, graduates with a solid understanding of pol sci can work as journalists and editors in the media.
• Teaching- As a career option, one might choose to teach Pol Sci. A master's degree in Pol Sci and NET certificate are required for teaching in colleges. A BEd degree is required to teach in a school.
• Political Scientist- They are employed by a variety of national and international organisations to research various elements of governmental institutions and policy effect.
• There are various other jobs associated with Political Science like one can get into social service, Public sector, law, research,politics, marketing,etc.

Hey!

If you have taken admission in B.A.(Hons.) Political Science in any College of the University of Delhi (DU) , then if you want economics as a subject then you can choose economics as your GE subject, that is, Generic Elective subject. The Generic Elective subject option will be provided by your respective college and you will be required to choose the subject you need as your Generic Elective. You will get several subject options for economics every semester.

In case, you want to take admission in B.A.(Hons.) Economics in Delhi University, then you cannot do so because for that one needs to have studied and passed mathematics at the qualifying examination. But, having studies and passed maths is not a mandatory requirement in other Universities and Colleges because there are other colleges which provides the course of B.A.(Hons.) Economics without having studies maths.

If you have any more queries regarding this, you may write in the comment section or post your question.

Hope it helps!

hello student

Though you can't call it the best place for attaining a BA degree in political science.  Taking into account academics and placements, Chandigarh University is average , although placements in the computer science department is good.

For best colleges if you  want to apply for political sci hons are from Delhi university.

to apply: http://www.du.ac.in/uploads/adm2021/index.html