Hello student,

Yes, ofcourse you can get admission in Delhi University for BA Political science from SOL. DU is going to release the forms in July itself.

The eligibility criteria for this course is a candidate must pass 10+2 from a recognised board or NIOS in any stream.

I hope this information helps you.

Please visit this link for updates on the application form

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/du-sol-application-form/amp

Hello Aspirant,

Panjab university is an AICTE, NAAC and UGC recognized college. Panjab university is affiliated with 188 colleges all over Punjab as well as one rural regional center at Kauni, three regional centers at Muktsar, Ludhiana and Hoshiarpur. You can apply for the courses they offer through their official website linked below

http://puchd.ac.in/

Hope this helps and Good luck

Hi aspirants

there are two modes of selection process in Hindu college Delhi

• Merit or direct bases - 50% candidates are directly selected based on their merit score.
• Entrance - 50% of the candidates are selected based on the entrance exam followed by interveiw
• the application form for JUN exam are released on june 2021 and last date to fill is july 2021

for more information click the link

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jnu-admission

Hope this helps

GOOD LUCK!

Hello,

The eligibility criteria to pursue BA Political Science is generally passed 10+2 from a recognized board in any stream securing 50% or above aggregate, so even from a science background you are eligible to pursue BA Political Science, the admission process may be merit based or do e through entrance test, some of the top college are Hindu College, LSR, St Xavier's College (Mumbai), DAV College(Chandigarh), Fergusson College(Pune), visit our page at https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-political-science-degree-colleges-in-kolkata?degree=B.A.(Hons),B.A. to know more details regarding this,

This course holds much scope in terms of government exams such as UPSC which is the top exam in country as it's syllabus is more humanities oriented, in case you're inclined towards this, then there is considerable overlap of your graduation studies to that of general studies and optionals in UPSC exam, other than this based on the eligibility criteria of graduation you will be eligible for banking, insurance, railway, ssc, cds or state PSCs to name a few, you can also pursue BEd and master's degree ahead, you can become PGT at school level or choose to appear for UGC NET or state level SET for lecturership or assistant professor.

Hello,

Firstly official notification of BHU PET of 2021 isn't released yet, if we go through last year information bulletin,  it states that candidates need to be well acquainted with the graduation level studies of political science though there isn't any prescribed syllabus as such in detailed manner, you should go through your graduation level books thoroughly along with emphasis on political theory, current behaviors of Indian polity, international relations, constitutions of India, its freedom struggle and fight against the colonial rule, the constitutional amendments and verdicts of supreme court etc, to cover these topics you can refer OP Gauba book and M Laxmikanth's Indian Polity, the entrance test is conducted for a duration of 120 minutes for 120 MCQS carrying 360 marks, to know more details regarding this go through previous year paper at http://bhuonline.in/old-qus-paper-2019.html

First know the syllabus of the exam well and learn the topics that's given on the syllabus well. Also try and solve previous year papers to get an idea about the difficulty of the question and paper pattern. You can also refer to the mock/model/guess papers of the current year for practice purpose. You can download the papers and know more about the preparation tips in the below links: https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-pg-admission

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-pg-exam-pattern

Frankly speaking, you have to prepare separately for UPSC and if you have a background to the subject then it will help you a little else there are no more advantages. Personally, I think Political Science will be better for you to study. Having a understanding in polity will help you as a administrator laterwards. But if you want to go for UPSC the you can choose any of it no matter what but the subject you really like and the subject which will not be a burden to you. Having a background in Geography will help you in a passive way as an administrator but having a depth knowledge of Political science will actively assist you in decision making as an administrator.

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello,

University of Hyderabad offers five years integrated course in political science that is bachelor's degree of three years plus master's degree of two years with an exit option, that is if you pursue only bachelor's degree you will be awarded with Bachelor of Arts Degree only, now coming to your question the entrance test consists of following sections for 100 marks, each section is of 25 marks

• Part A is Social Studies and General Awareness
• Part B is Language and Comprehension
• Part C is Reasoning Ability
• Part D is Quantitative Aptitude

You can go through previous year paper at http://igmlnet.uohyd.ac.in:8000/question-papers.htm in order to be well acquainted with exam pattern, important topics, and practicing this will improve your time management skills, and evaluate your level of preparation.