International Relations

International Relations (IR) is the study of the interconnectedness of politics, economics, and law on a global level, which deals with various streams and disciplines. The study of IR presents a globally oriented perspective on various issues of human development and civilization. IR as a subject is interdisciplinary as it covers fields such as political Science, history, and economics to examine topics such as human rights, global poverty, the environment, global ethics, and the political environment. Each country has international relations officers and a department as that communicate on behalf of the nation to maintain peace and security and focus on Human Rights and environmental protection. It is a 3-year programme. The candidate must have passed Class 12 in the Humanities stream with Political Science as one of the subjects from a recognised board with a minimum of 45percent aggregate. The syllabus of an International Relations course includes an introduction to International Relations; Violence and Political Order; World Politics; International Relations Theory; Globalization; International Political Economy; Global Security; Framing Critical Perspective; Foreign Policy; etc. For more details, you can visit the given link for more information:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/international-relations-chp.

The National Eligibility Test (NET) is an exam organized for positions of assistant professors and research fellows at India's reputed universities. The UGC NET exam is conducted by the National Testing Agency NTA in two sessions: December and June, respectively. Candidates must have at least 55% in their Master's degree or equivalent examination to be considered academically eligible. If you are doing a master's in international relations, you can appear for the INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES subject. To appear in Political Science, you must have completed or be enrolled in a postgraduate degree in political Science from UGC-accredited universities or institutions.