Hey

For admission in Delhi University  in Bachelors of Arts (Programme) course from a Science background there is a deduction of percentage which generally depends on the college you are applying for.

From your Best four subjects of 10+2 some percentage is deducted when you change stream in Delhi University, no matter what all subjects you had in your class 12th. The deduction lies between 2-3% in different colleges. Mainly most of the colleges prefer 2.5% but colleges like Shaheed Bhagat Singh Evening College process admission with 3% deduction.

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Hello student there are various online courses available on the Internet widely some are paid some are free as well you can pursue any one of them as per your interest one of the best platform to pursue online course Is COURSERA you should check it out.

As you mentioned you're in first year of your political scene honours then you should pursue online course in humanities and art so that you can enhance your educational knowledge.

Feel free to comment if you have any doubt

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Considering the fact that D Pharma is pursued after  10+2, you can pursue BA in PolitIcal Science and still be eligible for UPSC. For appearing in UPSC, you should have completed your Graduation in any discipline. So you can pursue BA in Political Science through Distance Education and still be eligible for UPSC.

D Pharma is a Diploma course. With that you cannot appear for UPSC. But BA is a Bachelor's degree and you can appear for UPSC on the basis of BA in Political Science. Considering the fact that D Pharma is pursued after  10+2, you can pursue BA in PolitIcal Science and still be eligible for UPSC. For appearing in UPSC, you should have completed your Graduation in any discipline. So you can pursue BA in Political Science through Distance Education and still be eligible for UPSC.

Shabaz, UGC did mention that you can pursue 2 courses at the same time provided one is through Regular mode and one is through Distance mode. For example, you can pursue DPharma through regular mode and BA Political Science through Distance mode or vice versa. So this is an option provided you meet the eligibility criteria for both the courses.

Greetings, aspirant!

Many colleges affiliated with the DU offer BA Political Science/ BA (Hons) Political Science. The best of these include:-

• Hindu College
• Lady Shri Ram College for women
• Gargi College
• Miranda House
• Indraprastha College for Women
• Delhi college of Arts and Commerce
• Kirori Mal College
• Dyal Singh College
• Maharaja Agrasen College
• Daulat Ram College
• Sri Venkateswara College
• Kamala Nehru College

These are some of the best Colleges under DU that offer BA (Hons) Political Science. Please note that these colleges are not in a ranked list.

Hope this information helps

Best of luck!!

Dear Shahbaz,

Thank you for your query. The attendance criteria for political science depend on the University you are studying or want to study. But most Universities and colleges mandate an attendance percentage of over 50% which is required of a student planning to study political science.

All the best

Hello aspirant

Royal college, Mira road, Mumbai is the only major higher education Institute in Mira Bhyayander.

For admission to BA political science in Royal college, Mira road, you will have fill Application form through online mode. Fees will be accepted through demand draft. Eligibility is you must have passed xii board with minimum 50% aggregate marks.

The candidate has to visit official website through link given below

royalcollegemiraroad.edu.in/administrativeoffice

Hello,

In new unlock guidelines, college is closed till July 31st. College management will decide about admission process after they are allowed by state government. in the current scenario there is no possibility to start a new session.

Check the official webpage of College in which you are interested to join. You can updates regularly if they upload any notice for new session. Admission process will start in coming months so look out and stay cautious.

Hope it helps!