B.A Political Science

Hello!The BA Political Science IGNOU admission is just like any other university. First, you need to check if you fit the minimum eligibility criteria. If you do, you can go ahead and fill out the IGNOU online application form on the official website of IGNOU. Students are selected to IGNOU on the basis of merit, so generally, you do not need to give any entrance exams; your class 12th scores will be counted for the admission process. Once the list of the selected candidates is released on the official website, students simply have to pay the admission fees to confirm their seat. They can start their academic journey after the confirmation. Further instructions are communicated to the students by the official website or through the IGNOU portal.Hope this answers your query.

Hi!Yes, BA Political Science Distance Education has always been a popular option among students who live in rural or remote areas. Many candidates pursue BA Political Science courses in distance mode. Most colleges offer direct admission based on merit or based on a first come first served basis to the course.Here are some top government and private colleges in India that offer BA Political Science courses in distance mode, along with their respective total tuition fee:BA Political Science Distance CollegesAverage FeesSchool - Indira Gandhi National Open UniversityINR 12,600- 14,100Institute of Distance Education, University of MadrasINR 16,710Institute of Distance and Open Learning, University of MumbaiINR 16,300NSOU - Netaji Subhas Open UniversityINR 10,000Shivaji UniversityINR 4,800- 5,200Tamil Nadu Open UniversityINR 3,000- 10,000Bharathidasan UniversityINR 5,700Directorate of Distance Education, Madurai Kamaraj UniversityINR 9,000UPRTOU - U P Rajarshi Tandon Open UniversityINR 8,200School of Distance Education, University of KeralaINR 3,150Hope this helps you!

Hey, Upon earning a B.A. in Political Science (Hons.), you have several career options. You might choose to further your education with an M.A. in Political Science, International Relations, or Public Administration. Another option is to prepare for competitive exams such as the UPSC or state civil services to pursue a career in government. Additionally, you could consider roles in political analysis, journalism, social work, or corporate social responsibility (CSR). Pursuing an MBA or a law degree (LLB) could also lead to opportunities in business or legal fields. If you have a passion for education, teaching and academia are viable paths as well.