Political Science

The demand of the public policy graduates is quite high. They can work in both public sector, private sectors, research organisations, government sector, non-profit organisations. Graduates of public policy can work in a variety of settings, including government agencies at various levels,  nonprofit organisations, think tanks, and research institutes.They may also work for international organisations, consulting businesses, the commercial sector, academics, law firms, healthcare organisations, environmental organisations, and the media. Because of their diverse skill set, they can engage in policy analysis, programme creation, lobbying, and research, making them great contributors to addressing complex societal concerns and establishing effective public policies.

  In the BA programme at Andhra University, students specialising in History, Politics, and Sociology study a diverse array of subjects designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of each field.History includes the study of Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Indian History, World History, and Historiography. Students explore significant events, movements, and figures that shaped the past and their impact on the present.Politics covers Political Theory, Comparative Politics, Indian Government and Politics, International Relations, and Public Administration. The curriculum aims to provide insights into political systems, theories of governance, policy-making, and global political dynamics.Sociology involves the study of Sociological Theories, Research Methods, Social Institutions, Indian Society, Social Change, and Development. Students examine social structures, patterns, and issues, gaining an understanding of human behavior and societal dynamics.

The eligibility criteria for admission to the M.A. in Political Science programme at Kumar Bhaskar Varma Sanskrit and Ancient Studies University (KBVSASU), Assam, typically include: 1. Educational Qualification: Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree in Political Science or a related field from a recognised university. Some universities accept graduates from any discipline for admission to M.A. programs, but a background in Political Science is often preferred. 2. Minimum Marks: Candidates should have obtained a minimum percentage of marks in their undergraduate degree as specified by the university. This is usually around 50% but can vary. 3. Entrance Examination: The university might conduct an entrance examination for admission to the M.A. program. Performance in this exam can be a crucial factor in the selection process. 4. Reservation Policy: Adhering to the reservation policy as per the government norms, there may be specific quotas for SC/ST/OBC and other reserved categories. 

International Relations as a subject is taught at academic level in central universities. Some of the private universities have also started to offer courses in International Relations. Check below the admission process:Choose University/College: The first step is to search for colleges or universities which are offering courses in Political Science/International Relations. Check the fees, the seats offered, eligibility criteria of the preferred course.Apply for Course: Check the admission/application dates for the desired academic year and apply to the university. Make sure to apply on the official website of the university/college only and not through any other website. If the application forms are to be filled in offline, make sure to purchase the form from a verified source.Admission Process: Universities and colleges either conduct entrance exams for admission or offer admission through merit. For postgraduate courses, the candidate will have to appear for an entrance exam.Selection and Admission: Selected and qualified candidates make the merit list. The student has to get the desired rank and percentage, to be eligible for admission. Some universities may conducted Personal Interview for selection of candidates for final admission.