Hello

The crowd here is temporary good and connectivity of this pgdav is great.

Ba political science is a good program because of this course is interesting it covers allmost everything from indian politics to foreign policy. They conduct seminars on various fields with expert interaction to get the better outcome.

Llb syllabus  of Delhi university

English language comprehensive

General Knowledge and current affairs

Analytical ability and

Legal awareness and aptitude.

Recommended books:

A Modern Approach to Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning -by R.S aggrawal

Current Affairs Yearly 2021-by arihant expert

Logical  reasoning- byR K Gupta and Samiksha Gupta

Legal Aptitude for the CLAT and other Law Entrance Examinations -by bardwaj.

Good Luck

yeah obviously you are eligible as you have percentage greater than the cut-off percentage. You have nothing to worry about. The cut-offs declared are the percentage that are greater or equals to 77%.So as you have more than 77% you are eligible.

Congratulations!

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

Hello Nirmala

Career Options and Jobs

You can look for jobs in both government (public) and private sector. In the public sector you can work  the fields of and get around this much salary at starting :

Hope this helps you

Dear aspirant,

According to your question and taking into consideration that you want to take admission in Sri Aurobindo college.

According to my knowledge if your aggregate percentage in science stream does not clear the cut off for the college ,you won't be able to take admission .

Hello monica,

Hope you're doing well.

First of all, it depends on your interests. As, economics hons and political science hons are two very, very different courses in different disciplines.

Economics hons deals with statistics, economic growth, depression and other related aspects of the subject, however, political science hons deals with laws, politics, and constitution, so, choose accordingly.

When it comes about college, definitely college plays a big role in placements, interviews and other stuff. But however, it is of great significance in post graduation. So, you can study in an average college during graduation and enroll yourself in a good university for post graduation program.

Hope this would be helpful

Maa Sheetla Devi College is affliated to Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University, Kanpur and the Univeristies syllabus for each subject is as follows:

English: http://www.kanpuruniversity.org/pdf/syllbus/ug/BA-I-BA-II-BA-III-ENGLISH_170818.pdf

Hindi:

http://www.kanpuruniversity.org/pdf/syllbus/ug/BA(HINDI-LANGUAGE)_061119.pdf

Political Science:

http://www.kanpuruniversity.org/pdf/syllbus/ug/BA(Political-Science)_170818.pdf

The books are also listed in the syllabus and you can check them. If the link is not clickable, please copy paste the links in a new window and you can check the syllabus. It is also available in pdf format and that is available at: http://www.kanpuruniversity.org/ug-courses-syllabus_2019-20.htm . The syllabus has changed in the Academic year 2019-2020 and so remains unchanged for the Academic year 2020-21. Maa Sheetla Devi College doesn't have a website of its own and so for any information you can check the affiliated University's official website: http://www.kanpuruniversity.org/index.htm

Hello student

Anyway in Andhra Pradesh University there any scope for change of courses.

There is no means of changing any course of study of any semester in Andhra Pradesh University that is in Central University also, in Hyderabad.

My suggestion is stick to the course and use best of it. Try to  be the best of result to have in the coming year of your academy sessions.

Hope this helped.

Greetings, Nirmala.

Based on past year trends of B.A Pol Science and Sociology cut offs, do not expect a drop. In 2019, Sociology final cut off dropped to 96.25% in the 3rd list and closed while Pol Science closed in the first list itself at 98%

This year in 2020, cut off for Pol science (1st list) is 99% and for Sociology it is 98.5%

you can expect both cut offs to drop in the 2nd list by 0.50% or so and if possible by 0.75% by the 3rd list - not more than that.

Decide wisely and do not wait for cut offs to drop especially when it comes to top colleges of DU.

best of luck for your admissions. Good day!