Hi

As per ranking, grade and reviews of all the mentioned colleges of Delhi University, the preference order can be stated as-

1. Kamla Nehru College
2. Maitreyi College
3. Kalindi College
4. Janki Devi Memorial College
5. Dyal Singh College
6. Dr Ambedkar
7. Ramanujan
8. Ram Lal Anand College
9. Pgdav College
10. Zakir Hussain College
11. Deshbandhu College
12. Moti Lal Nehru College
13. Shivaji College
14. Vivekananda College
15. Satyawati College
16. Shyam Lal College
17. Sri Aurobindo College

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List of colleges that offers BA political science of Delhi University

1. Lady Shri Ram College for Women

2. Hindu college

3. Ramjas college

4. Delhi college of arts and commerce

5. Kalinda college

6. Gargi college

7. Zakir hussain college

Apart from this college their are various other colleges also which offer BA in political science you can visit here

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-ba(hons)-in-political-science-degree-colleges-in-delhi

Hi Ankita,

The admission in GARGI takes place on the basis of best of four subject marks. The criteria for calculation of best four marks includes:-

• One Language paper
• One subject for which you wish to apply
• Any two other subject marks.

So if you have calculated similarly and your aggregate comes out to be 96%, then yes there are high chances that you might get admission into it as the cut off for BA hons in Political Science for general category in previous years is approximately 95%.

For more detailed information you can refer to this website :-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/gargi-college-cutoff/amp

Hello,

In 2019 a candidate belonging to general category with 95.5% marks in best four subjects secured seat in BA programme Economics+Political Science in Ramjas College, Delhi. Considering previous year cut off you have decent chances of getting seat in Ramjas College, Delhi. Cut cut off changes every year and it may increase or decrease depending on number of candidates applied, top score, previous year cut off etc.

You may predict the colleges in which you may get seat using our DU college predictor

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

Hello,

The eligibility criteria is as follows

An aggregate of 50% marks or more in two Discipline Subjects and combination of best two other subjects from Lists A and B. As you are seeking admission to BA Economics+Political Science you must have minimum 50% marks or more in these two subjects. And for calculate of best four you need to include the two discipline subjects that is Economics and Political and another two subjects must be from list A and B and one of the subjects must be English or any other language.

You have not mentioned your category, the cut off for admission in Ramjas colleges is as follows

• General: 95.5
• EWS: 95
• OBC: 92.5
• SC: 90
• ST: 90
• PWD: 89
• KM: 90

Considering this you have decent chances of getting seat irrespective of your category if 96% is the best of four subjects. However, cut off is subjected to change, it may increase or decrease depending on number of candidates applied, top score, number of seats available etc.

You may as well predict the colleges in which you may get seat

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

Hi

You've mentioned the score and the course that you want to pursue but not the category to which you belong so it is difficult to predict accurately any college for you. 89.5% is a decent score for getting admission in Delhi University.

Political Science hons is a very popular and most sought after courses of Delhi University so the cut off generally remains high. If you are from the unreserved category, it is difficult for you to get any college as of now since the cut offs are really very high this year and very less seats are vacant in the general category at high cut offs. Even looking at the previous cut off trends, closing cut off in the same category for the course remains around 92-94% depending on the colleges. However, if you are from the reserved category, you may have chances to secure a seat, looking at the closing cut offs as per previous years cut off trends.

You can also predict colleges here-

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

For more details about the cut offs-

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

Thanks

Dear aspirant ,

According to your question and taking into consideration that you have interest into journalism. Pgdav college in delhi university is a good college for political science. But if you have hard core interest in journalism then you should take the course in some other college.

Hello,

As you have mentioned that you are preparing for UPSC and PSIR, so in case you want to pursue your PG you must take a very light subject, that can either help you in your preparation and does not become a burden.

Also I would like to suggest that you should enrol yourself in a college in which there is no pressure of attendance so you can easily carry forward your preparation.

Now coming to choosing subject domain, you should go with the one that is easy to go through and does not consume much of your time and effort. Also if its a part of your preparation then its far than better.

So choose your subject wisely.

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Hope this helps.

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