Humanities & Social Sciences

GATE conducts English Literature exam as part of the Humanities and Social Sciences. The GATE score is very useful for English graduates who have completed a Bachelor's degree in this subject. Career options after qualifying for the GATE exams are:
1. Higher Study at IIT Madras: With a good rank in GATE, you can get admission to IIT Madras for its M.A. English course. Also, if your admission is on the basis of your GATE ranking, then you are eligible for a monthly stipend of Rs. 12,500.
2. Higher Study in Other Countries: Some foreign universities also consider GATE scores for admitting Indian students. If your GATE percentile is above 90, then you can have a chance to do MS from abroad.
3. Do a Ph.D. to become a professor: You can pursue a Ph.D. from one of the central universities of India after qualifying GATE if you have a master's in this subject. Also, since this score is valid for three years, you may pursue a master's and apply for a Ph.D. later.
4. Teaching: You can become a teacher in online channels or offline institutes with a GATE score, and your GATE score will make you stand out.
5. Management Fellowship Programme (FPM) You can become eligible for the FPM offered by IIM if you fulfill additional eligibility requirements, which are 60% in graduation and 50% in master's. You can get a monthly stipend of Rs 29,000–30,000, and later, after the fellowship, you can build a career in management.

Yes, you can do coaching to prepare for the DU entrance examination to get into your desired college. However, if you have studied the basics of political Science at the graduation level, you just have to revise them and practice previous year's papers to score better. The syllabus for the M.A. Political Science entrance exam includes the following topics:
1. Understanding the political theory
2. Concepts, and debates of political theory which include crucial topics such as rights, justice, etc.
3. Constitutional Government and Democracy in India
4. Political processes in India like elections
5. Comparative Government and Politics-Related Subtopics
6. Perspectives on Public Administration, Including the Evolution of Administration
7. Perspective on international relations and world history with emphasis on the 20th century (IR)
8. The political process and institutions in a comparative perspective
9. Public policy and administration in India, e. g. budget
10. Global politics; globalization and related themes
11. Classical political philosophy of Plato, Hobbes, Aristotle, etc.
12 and 13. Indian political thoughts: It is divided into two parts, I and II.
14. Modern political philosophy, e. g. liberals, radicals, etc.

Dear Aspirant, Yes, there are many universities that offer music, psychology programmes in India as follows:LPU Jalandhar - Lovely Professional University. MSU Baroda - Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. BHU Varanasi - Banaras Hindu University. NIMS University, Jaipur. Central University of Tamil Nadu, Thiruvarur. University of Rajasthan, Jaipur. Tamil Nadu Open University, Chennai. I am an alumnus of LPU and it also offers BA (Hons. ) in Psychology and a BPA (Bachelor of Performing Arts) in Music. Bachelor of Performing Arts is four years internationally accepted degree programme in Theatre that provides intensive training in Theatre Arts and include professionally apt field projects like T. V and Film production along with Interdisciplinary inputs on event management, IT adds to the employability of the students. Hope this helps.