B.A Political Science

You have pretty good marks in class 11th. I wonder why you want to change the stream.
Unless you have strong interest in political Science, I would recommend you to continue with commerce field.
As for the calculation of best four subjects:
For BA
1. One language, which can be core subject, or elective, or functional
2. The subject that you're applying for. If you don't choose that subject as part of your best of four, you might be at a disadvantage of about 2%
3. Two other subjects from List A (List A includes disciples that are offered by the varsity for admission to its undergraduate programs.)
For B.Com:
1. One language, either core subject, or elective, or functional
2. Should have passed commerce/accountancy
3. Two other subjects from List A

You can get admission in other good colleges and as well in Hindu College. Maybe not in the 1st cut-off, but you can get admission in 3rd or 4th cut-off. You can admission in some other good colleges of DU which suits you and your heart in 1st or 2nd cut-off, and afterwards, if the cut-off of Hindu College comes down, you can take admission in it, but for that, you will have to keep watching the cut-offs carefully. Not only Hindu is a good college, there are some other good colleges like Hansraj, St. Stephen's, Ramjas, Miranda House (for girls), etc. Fill other good universities/colleges forms also. You have got good marks. Rest is in God's hands. Just be patient and lots of best wishes.

Hi Aashika,
There are many pros and cons of studying through distance or in SOL. You have to keep a number of factors in mind while deciding. Though distance education degrees are increasingly recognized all over and you can study anytime - anywhere, also saves a lot of money, working while studying there still exist a question on its credibility and recognition amongst employers and further education particularly in India. It is difficult to suggest if it is good or bad since it will depend on your own priorities and needs. Keep a check on the recognition, UGC approval, employment of students, your career plans if any and decide accordingly.

Hi Deepak,
After completing your majors in arts, there are many options which you can pursue. You can sit for competitive exams like CDS, CPF, UPSC Civil Services, SSC-CGL, Bank PO and many others to get into government services. In private sector, a lot of career opportunities can open if you could supplement your graduation with Masters in journalism or international relations. This way entire Journalism /Media as well as NGO career options will also open for you. After gathering enough experience, you can also apply for organizations such as UN, WHO, Red Cross, Greenpeace etc. Additionally, a lot of research firms such E&Y, Gartner do take young graduates at initial positions for research work, so you can also apply there.