Dear Candidate,

Hons (Political Science) is an undergraduate Political Science programme . Political science is a social science concerned with the study of the state, government and politics; it deals extensively with the theory and practice of politics, and the analysis of political systems and political behavior.

If you want to do hons. in political science and international relations. Then you should be the following eligibility criteria:

• The candidates should have passed class XII from a recognized board.
• The candidate should have scored at least 50% marks in their class XII final examination.
• Usually, the course is for students who have completed class XII with arts, but science and commerce students are also eligible.

Best of Luck.

Hi aspirant,

Political Science and International Relations students develop strong skills in conceptual analysis, research, strategic thinking, and persuasive communication.

Political Science students learn about political ideas such as capitalism and socialism from a historical, contemporary, or regional perspective. They examine political systems, issues, and movements, including economic growth, human rights, climate change, war, and security in a local and global context. From this they learn about research design and methodology, and how these are applied in conflict resolution and diplomacy frameworks.

International Relations students explore the complex relationships between countries and the roles of government, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and multi-nationals

Also,

Political Science and International Relations graduates work in a wide range of roles that involve critical analysis, research, consequential thinking, and strong verbal and written communications skills. Government organiztions employ graduates in policy, stakeholder relations, communications, and research analyst or advisory roles. First roles for graduates with undergraduate degrees may be in an administration or coordination role before progressing to an adviser or senior adviser role in a policy team.

Political Science and International Relations graduates also work as political assistants, journalists, programme coordinators, customer service managers, or parliamentary researchers. They may work in policy roles in unions, NGOs, government departments, or Parliamentary Services. They can also be found working in global non-profits, government organizations such as the Ministry of Defence or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, embassies, logistics and supply chain organizations, or import and export trade businesses.

Thank You.