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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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Studying Political Science enables one to deepen his/her understanding of policies and laws of the land. Apart from the fact that a Political Science degree holder has a lot of opportunities in terms of employment, they can also pursue a bright career if they opt for higher studies. The study of the state, government, and politics is known as political science. It is a large and interdisciplinary field that includes themes such as political philosophy, public policy, international relations, and comparative governance.

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Harsh Singh

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For admission to the MA in Political Science at KKHSOU (Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University), you typically need to provide the following documents:Completed Application Form: Ensure you fill out and submit the application form as per the university's guidelines.Graduation Degree Certificate: A copy of your bachelor’s degree or its equivalent from a recognised university.Mark Sheets: Copies of mark sheets/transcripts for all years of your undergraduate education.Identity Proof: A government-issued ID such as an Aadhar card, passport, or voter ID.Passport-sized Photographs: Recent passport-sized photographs as specified b
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Shobhit kumar

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The total marks in Jain Entrance Test are 100 to get admission in BA courses.the eligibility criteria for admission are as follows :-minimum qualification required to apply for Jain entrance test is a pass in the 10+2 examination in Science / commerce/ arts from PUC / ISC/ CBSE or equivalent board. A course recognised as equivalent there to by the university so to get admission in BA in economic and public policy at the school of Humanities and social Science at Jain university you need to score above 50% of the total marks try to get as high as possible to secure your chances of admission.

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Parth Sikka

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The Economics and Public Policy program, at Jain University School of Humanities and Social Sciences is truly exceptional. It covers a range of subjects from macroeconomics to analyzing policies and international economics. The professors are knowledgeable and always willing to assist students. The programme has ties to industries with 85% of graduates finding employment within six months. Students also benefit from internships and hands-on experiences that improve their job prospects. With a satisfaction rate of 90% among students it's an option for those interested in excelling, in the fields of economics and public policy.

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keshav kumar

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yes you jion if your marks above more than 50% i 

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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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No, usually there is no minimum or maximum age limit to pursue Public Policy courses. You can study these courses at any age. Even CUET exam allows candidates without age barrier to appear for the exam.

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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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To become professionals in the field of public affairs and public service delivery, candidates must have good communication skills as well as leadership qualities. Students of public policy learn how to argue for certain policies or changes in government programmes. This is especially important for anyone who wants to work with non-profit organisations, advocacy groups, or government bodies. 

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The three types of public policy are distributive, regulatory and re-distributive. They are all related with decision making process.Points of DifferenceDevelopment PolicyPublic PolicyFocusPrimarily on economic, social, and human development.Broader, covering a wide range of issues affecting the public.GoalsOriented towards sustainable economic growth, poverty reduction, and improving living standards.Diverse, including public safety, social justice, economic regulation, and more.International ScopeOften has an international dimension, involving global partnerships and foreign aid, especially in developing countries.May have internatio
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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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Yes, Public Policy is a good career choice as the scope in the field is high. The demand of policy makers is also increasing with time which makes it a demanding career.Impactful Work: Public policy experts are frequently given the opportunity to influence and change government policies, societal concerns, and public programmes. A career in public policy can be extremely gratifying if you are enthusiastic about making a positive difference in society.Diverse Career: They are available in a variety of areas, including government, non-profit organisations, international organisations, consulting, research, and others. Indi
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