MITSOG provides a guiding lamp for budding politicians

MITSOG is proud to offer courses to provide professional training of political leadership and electoral systems to budding politicians who aspire to write the future of India. Let's check the insight.

In a country where Instagram is ruled by youngsters and the nation is governed by citizens in their sixties, institutes like IIDL and MIT School of Government (MITSOG) understand the need to channel the youth's potential towards politics. Proudly offering UG and PG courses focusing on political training and leadership, many such institutions consider political leadership as a respectable profession and value the importance of formal political training for politicians of tomorrow.

To cope with the ever-changing, spontaneous and complex nature of the Indian politics, budding politicians need proper training. Not only certificate, diploma and degree courses in electoral politics and governance, but a few cheaper online courses too are also there for leadership aspirants.

The MITSOG, Pune, affiliated to MIT World Peace University, offers MA in political leadership, which intends to provide the students with the required tools and training, makes them familiar with practical exposures and hones their skills, making them fit for handling, governing and leading the Indian electoral politics. The course claims to have more than 400 proud alumni in politics and government.

The Institute firmly believes that giving formal training to aspirants coming from all parts of India and making them ready for tomorrow is the need of the hour, keeping in mind the competitive nature of the Indian politics and the highly increasing expectations of the citizens from their leaders.

The course costs around INR2.5 Lacs and includes topics like election management techniques, conducting pre-poll surveys and analyzing social media for elections, which makes the students aware of the overall election procedure in India. Giving importance to practical learning and one-on-one networking, the curriculum includes visits to offices of political parties, government offices, and other organisations. To give the students a real feeling of being an Indian leader, MITSOG sets a uniform for their students; kurta-pyjamas and jackets, which they are required to wear on trips, too.

With the emerging need for electoral reforms, institutions like MITSOG provide an assurance of dedicated, honest and wise political leaders working for a better tomorrow.