Humanities & Social Sciences

Ph.D in Law is a full-time doctorate programme in the field of Law. The eligibility criteria of the programme are qualifying Master degree or M.Phil in Law or Legal Studies with a minimum of 55 percent aggregate in the discipline passed from a recognised university. In addition, candidates should have a minimum work experience of 5 years as professionals holding a senior level position in their area of expertise.

It totally depends on choice and future career plans. Both courses are good. Actually B.A. Is general course in which you can choose subjects as per your choice but in B.A. Honours Political Science you have political Science subject in final year and it is more specialised if you wish to pursue further in that field. It is recommended for IAS aspirants to pursue B.A. Political sciences. Good Luck!

For admission in MA, you need to have 40% in graduation. Preference is given to the candidates with the background of sociology, social anthropology, history, political science, economics, social work, women studies and other social science disciplines in graduation.

Admissions have already begun. The last date to apply is May 11.

No, because Science and technology is very different from arts. In medical sociology, you have to learn about the medical Science, human beings, and their mentality. So, in my point of view, you should not do B.Sc. In medical sociology.

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You are eligible to take admission in M.A. Political Science because you need aggregate 50% marks in B.A.

The selection to B.A. MS & BUMS courses is based on NEET (National Eligibility Entrance Test) of University of Delhi. The admission to B.A. MS course is based on merit in 10+2 examination in any stream. Important Dates. EVENTDATE
Commencement of Online Registration (UG)30 May, 2020.

If you have passed your B.A. with political Science as a subject and having 50% marks then you are eligible for applying to M.A course. Just wait for the official admission notification and apply to that simply.