Yes dear, Bidhannagar College is overall a good choice, the faculties may be few but high quality faculties. As a whole the academic environment is good, their political science curriculum is updated.

Hope it helps !!

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/bidhannagar-college-kolkata

Hello,

There is only one colleges with B.A (HONS) in political science in Noida which is Amity Institute of Social Sciences, Noida. Bachelor of Arts (BA) Honours in Political Science is a full-time three-year undergraduate degree course offered by Amity University, Noida. Candidate should have passed their 10+2 with minimum 50% to be eligible for this course. Please click the below link to know more about this college.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/amity-institute-of-social-sciences-noida

Hello there!

Hope you are doing fine.

You have high chances of getting admission in desired course in second or third cut off list.

Many top colleges are there in DU which provide a degree in political science. Some of these are:

Hansraj College, North campus.

Hindu College, North campus.

Ramjas College, North campus.

SGTB, Khalsa, North campus

Dyal Singh college, South Campus.

For check your chances of admission in these colleges, click the link below:

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor?utm_soource=qna

Hope it helps.

Stay safe.

Good luck !!

Hello,

Both public administration and political science & international relations are prominent UPSC Mains optional subjects. Both disciplines have a high number of students enrolled, but public administration outnumbers the other in terms of the total number of candidates enrolled.

You should take any of these courses as an IAS optional if you have a background or interest in either of them. Otherwise, if both courses are uninteresting to you, you should look over their syllabuses. Examine the overlap with broad studies for yourself. Also, consider what subjects pique your interest and thrill you the most.

Examine the syllabuses for both optional topics. Examine prior year's optional subject questions.

If you choose optional coaching, find out which topics are offered and the level of instruction offered in your location.

If you're still perplexed, study both subjects for a month, devoting equal attention to each.

Check after a month to see which subject you are most comfortable with.

You may also look at UPSC's success rate for optionals.

Hope it helped

Hey Whats uppp !!!

B Borooah college is a one of best college in Guwahati. ... Faculty of our college is very helpful. and we have a very huge library in our college. The Study environment is very good.

Thank You !!!!

See there are no official syllabus for BHU PET. So to figure out the trends you have to download the previous year question papers and from that you have to make an idea. In general the syllabus for most entrances is the syllabus of UG so if you have the basic understanding of your UG syllabus and if you see the trends in Previous year question and emphasize more on those topics then you will end up with a very good preparation. You can also ask for suggestion from your college professors as well.

To know more about BHU PET visit:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/bhu-pet

I hope this helps.

hi,

see the admission to school of open learning at delhi university based on either of entrance test or direct admission based on score in undergraduate.

now coming to the previous years cutoff, the 5th list of direct admission to m.a in political science cutoff least closing score was 62.51 for open category. so at this score you have moderate chances to selection. you may check the cutoff at below link:

https://web.sol.du.ac.in/info/pg-admission-for-academic-year-2020-21

now see cutoff score varies every year     and may change time to time based on number of applicant, applicants performance, seat matrix etc.

hope you understand.

Hello  aspirant!

Seeing the past cut off trends, There are chances that you will land in some good college not possibly in the first cut off list but definitely in the second or third merit list. So be patient.

You can check your rank and college estimation through the link provided below:

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor?utm_soource=qna&utm_medium=du_cp

Wishing you all the very best!

Hello aspirant,

Congratulations for an amazing result. There are high chances for you to get into Delhi university north campus in top colleges.

Some of the college and their previous years cutoffs are:

• Ramjas College- 97 - 90.25%
• Gargi College- 96 - 95.5%
• Miranda House- 97 - 87%
• Delhi College of Arts and Commerce- 95.5 - 91.25%
• Daulat Ram College- 95.75%
• Kirori Mal College -94.75%

You can keep checking the updates on cutt offs from the official website or you can predict your college through this link https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

I hope this information helps you.