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Kapil Lalwani

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The M.A Politics and International Relations programme at CUET PG 2025 has its course code set as HUQP18 under the Humanities department within Political Science. The necessary code HUQP18 enables students to submit their applications for Postgraduate courses through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) examination. The Postgraduate Common University Entrance Test will be conducted between March 13 and March 31 of 2025. The 100 multiple-choice questions in the exam must be finished within 2 hours and 30 minutes. The CUET PG 2025 application fee amounts to INR 800 for general candidates and INR 600 for reserved category candidates
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Vishwajeet kumar ray

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For the Masters in International Relations Jawaharlal University (JNU) is the best option for completing the University of Delhi also offer a Masters of International Relations the college ranking is awesome and they provide all. Pondicherry University also offers Masters in International Relations and there are many options in India.

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Hanshika Baswal

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Candidates seeking to pursue a Bachelor's degree in International Relations may have completed their 12th grade in any stream, though a humanities and social sciences or political Science background would be most suitable. Most universities admit based on the minimum percentage at the 12th level, which is 50-60% in general; some may also include scores from entrance exams as qualifying criteria.

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Rupesh Katariya

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Yes, you can apply for the International Relations (IR) course at Delhi University (DU) even after completing your 12th with commerce. DU offers a Bachelor of Arts (BA) programme with a specialisation in International Relations under the Humanities stream, which is open to students from various backgrounds, including commerce.However, it's important to note that admission to DU's IR programme is primarily based on the marks you score in the Class 12 board exams, and some colleges may also consider your performance in entrance exams (if applicable). You'll need to meet the eligibility criteria specified by the specific DU colleges offer
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Sohan Hazra

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Yes, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) offers a combined course in political Science and international relations. the course name is M.A in politics. This is a tow year program, it provides core subjects in political Science and international studies. You must have 50% in your graduation to eligible for this course.

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Surendra Kallnoor

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Yes, you are eligible for the UGC NET exam for international relations if you have a Master's degree in Political Science from a UGC-recognized university or college the minimum requirement percentage is 55

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Ayush Saraf

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IILM University offers several options for students wishing to pursue a career in International Relations, including combinations with related fields under their Liberal Arts programs. The undergraduate programme in Liberal Arts (B.A. Hons.) at IILM University includes International Relations as one of the key areas of study. Students can pair International Relations with various disciplines such as Economics, Political Science, Sociology, or History, based on their career interests and academic goals.Additionally, the Master of Arts (M.A.) in Liberal Arts programme provides opportunities for interdisciplinary study, allowing students
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SHRUTI TIWARI

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Yes, International relations draws from Political science, Economics, History, Sociology, and Law, making it highly interdisciplinary. It encompasses a wide range of subfields, including Diplomacy, Foreign Policy, Conflict Resolution, Globalization and international law, and The study of negotiations, treaties, and agreements between states.

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SHRUTI TIWARI

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Hey, thankyou for raising your query, I would like to answer your question here, For a Master's degree in International Relation you typically need a Bachelor's degree in Political Science, History, Econmics or any similar fields that are often preferred to taking admissions. Also Most universities require a minimum of 60% marks in your bachelor's degree. some universities may prefer specific requirements, such as completing basic economics courses or taking standardized tests like the GRE.

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SHRUTI TIWARI

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To be eligible for a  Bachelor of Arts (BA) in International Relations (IR) in India, or political Science with a focus on International relations you typically need to have passed a similar exam from any stream with 50% from a recognised board. Some colleges may also conduct entrance exams as part of their selection process.

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