Hello student,

Actual you have not mention in which college you want to get admission,sweat is quite difficult to tell whether Hindi would be considered in best four or not. Because each college or each University have some different rules according the best of four.

Like for Saint xaviers college, they calculate your honours subject marks with two, and add best two subjects without language subjects like English Bengali Hindi.

Again for Delhi University, they calculate like this

One language subject (English Bengali Hindi or any other language)

Three best elective subjects

So so in this case Hindi will not be considered in the best of four

Dear candidate

The past trends of kiororimal first cut off for B.A pol.science for the years 2019 and 2018 are as follows

2019            2018

1. GEN              96                      96.75
2. OBC               94.7                  95
3. SC                  93.25                93.5
4. ST                  93.25                93.5
5. PH                 90.5                  91.75
6. Kashmiri migrants 93.5      93.72
7. EWS               95.75               -

Similar to the past trends, you can expect similar cutoffs with an error of +0.5 or -0.5

Keeping in mind the positive error I recommend you to keep trying and not only limit to one college but catch out all the opportunities you have.

ALL THE BEST

Hello,

Yes of course if you want to pursue Political science honours, then after graduation you can surely apply for post graduation in Political science. Same is applicable for history.

Regarding the courses both courses are good. You can take either of them. Both courses on Political science and History are interesting and many career opportunities. So do whatever suits you.

Good luck.

Hi,

Aggregate marks of best 4 subjects, out of 400 marks will be considered for short listing of the candidate for admission to B.A courses.

On the application portal the full guidelines about how to fill the application form is given. You can click on that link and read the institutions about how to fill educational details.

Here is the link for guidelines - https://admission.jdvu.ac.in/juba/jadavpur/howto_apply/12.html

Under the heading step 2 the detailed method of filling the educational details is given.

Hope it helps.

Hello Vimala,

There are a variety of career paths you can pursue after studying political science, both in government jobs and in the private sector.

• Civil Services - A career in civil services such as the IAS (Indian Administrative Service) and IFS (Indian Foreign Services) is one of the most popular choices for those studying political science .
• Politics
• Law - political science can be a base for your law career you can do 3 year LLB course after graduation. Law is not a bad career option though.
• Political Scientist - To become a political scientist, you would need an MA Political Science degree or PhD. Political scientist involves the study of various aspects of governmental systems, how cities/countries operate and interact, and the impact of governmental policies.
• Social Service.
• Journalism.
• Marketing.
• Teaching
• Books - If you are keen observer and you have read alot then you can write books about it.

Hope this Helps

All The Best !!!

As per CBSE guidelines, a compartment in 3 subjects is considered overall fail and one has to re-appear for the same class again.

So if you are from CBSE board then you have to re-appear for the whole examination again.

Dear Vimala,

I will provide the details of both the colleges and the course details which can help you to decide on your own:

1. Kirori Mal College

• Duration: 3 years
• Total Fees: Rs 37,035
• Cut off: 90.5 to 96.5 from the first list
• Scholarship: Between Rs 1800 to Rs 3,000
• Placement: 60-70%

2. Gargi College

• Duration: 3 years
• Total Fees: Rs 36,885
• Cut off: 86 approximately
• Scholarship: for backward students of up to Rs 3,000
• Placement: 80-90%

All the best

hey,

sorry to say but if you have failed in three subjects then your overall result will be considered as fail as CBSE boards allow students to appear for compartment exams in only one or two subjects , students who have failed in more than 2 subjects need to repeat the whole year in order to get passed away .

do not loose hope ,just repeat the year

loads of good luck!