Panjab University, chandigarh, Dav College chandigarh and Mehr chand Mahajan dayanand Anglo vedic college for women chandigarh.This are the best college in Chandigarh for persuing BA Political science.

Some of the colleges which offer BA in Hindi and Political Science by DU are:

1. Zakir Hussain Delhi College

2. PGDAV College

3. Gargi College (W)

4. Miranda House (W)

5. Delhi College of Arts and Commerce

6. Deshbandhu College

7. Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College

8. Dyal Singh College

9. Indraprastha College (W)

10. Janki Devi Memorial College (W)

11. Kirori Mal College

12. Sri Venkateswara College

13. Sri Aurobindo College (Evening)

14. Shyama Prasad Mukherji College for women

15. Shivaji College

16. Rajdhani College

17. Motilal Nehru College

18. Maitreyi College (W)

19. Maharaja Agrasen College

20. Lakshmibai College (W)

21. Aditi Mahavidyalaya (W)

You can also refer to the link given below for information on cut offs of the colleges for BA (Hindi and political Science) and other courses.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-cutoff

Hi, so basically MA Political Science entrance syllabus of most universities include:

Political Theories and Philosophies.

Political Thinkers, Theorists, Philosophers and Scientists.

Indian Political History.

India's Foreign Policy.

International Relations Concepts and Theories.

Public Administration.

Comparative Politics .

MA Political Science Syllabus

1Western Political Thought (From Plato to Hegel)Political Sociology

2Contemporary Political TheoryPolitical Thinking Since Marx

3Research MethodologyComparative Politics

4Ancient Indian Political ThoughtIndian Constitutional System

Hope this is helpful

Check out the link below for entrance papers in political science:

https://sample-papers.com/dibrugarh-university-dibrugarh/papers/ma

Hope it helps.

Dear candidate you have to withdraw that application first and then again apply for the other programme in same college as per your information you got rejected for that wrong course then you can apply for that other course.

Thank You!

Warm wishes for all the success you made till date. Though we must admit that Mathematics is an integral part of Economics but you still still pursue your studies in Economics without having Maths as a subject in 10+2. There are few organization which offer B.A degree in Economics even if you don't have maths. Some of them are

Symbiosis School of Economics

Indian School of Business and Finance

Amity University Noida

Manav Rachna International University etc.

So don't loose hope, go ahead and have a great success !!!

Hey Bhavna!

In case you apply for a particular college and course in the first cut off of University of Delhi(DU) and you wish to take another college in the second cut off then you can do so by cancelling the admission in the college in which you had applied in the first cut off and then you can head off to take admission in the second cut off in the college and course of your choice. It should be noted that in one cut off, applicant can take admission in one college only. Make sure that in the second cut off you are meeting the eligibility criteria and cut off for the college you wish to seek admission in because once you cancel the admission from the first cut off, there is no going back. So, be attentive and check the eligibility criteria and cut off thoroughly and then only proceed to cancel the college from the first cut off.

Hope it helps!

Hey Anil!

If you hadn't added EWS in your category while filling up the applicatiom form then, you won't be able to do it now. If you had applied as general category student, you will have to continue with the same category in the admission process.

As per your percentage, colleges have released their first cut off lists. Although in top north campus colleges the percentage for Political Science honours is around 99 and 100. Ramanujan College has set it's first cut off for B.A.(H) Political Science as 97% for unreserved category but since you have 96.75 you cannot enrol in this cut off but maybe in the next cut off. Deshbandhu college has set it's first cut off for political science honours as 96%. Aryabhatta college has also set 96% for the same course. Janki Devi Memorial College has also set up 96%. You can check the percentage of various DU colleges for Political Science(Hons.) and other courses through the link provided below.

https://news.careers360.com/delhi-university-admission-2021-du-cut-off-first-live-updates-today-du-ac-in-colleges-released-cutoffs-hindu-college-hansraj-lsr-jmc

Hello.

While preparing for Political science it is important that you focus on basic concept, theory and ideologies and have to focus on main ideas such as Social contract,rights,liberty,etc. You have to gain knowledge on independent India's history and also have to read about the contemporary events and political scenario of India. There are several books available specifically for entrance exams that can give you a brief idea about the pattern and type of questions asked. You can also go for some Delhi University books.