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SHRUTI TIWARI

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To be eligible for a  Bachelor of Arts (BA) in International Relations (IR) in India, or political Science with a focus on International relations you typically need to have passed a similar exam from any stream with 50% from a recognised board.

Some colleges may also conduct entrance exams as part of their selection process.

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SHRUTI TIWARI

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Look, IR which is International relations does cover various topics in their course, it's a vast subject that is full of diversities, here you can learn about Foreign policy, international security, global governance and international law, human rights, trades and also about environmental issues.

 

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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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Yes you can become a teacher after pursuing a BA in International Relations. Some teaching positions especially in the primary sections are open to all graduates. In some schools graduates in International Relations can also become Political Science teachers or Social Studies teachers. If you have pursued a D.Ed or B.Ed courses and have cleared TET exam then you stand a better chance of getting selected by schools. You can also become an tutor and can teach students either in offline or online mode.

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Diplomacy is the means by which nations interact and manage their affairs. It is one of the key aspects of foreign policy of any country. The primary aim of diplomacy is to protect the interests of the nation and promote practices favorable for it while ensuring peaceful relations with other nations. Diplomacy is one of the major topics in any course related to International Relations. Diplomacy can be classified into various types such as coercive diplomacy, cultural diplomacy, economic diplomacy, public diplomacy etc. based on its area of focus.

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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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The distance BA in International Relations and online BA in International Relations are the same courses offered in different modes of education. Though a BA in International Relations is more popular compared to these two courses, it is expected that over the years distance and online modes will gain more prominence. In distance BA in International Relations course, you can directly appear for semester exams without attending classes. In online mode, you will attend classes in online mode. Your semster exams will also be conducted in online mode.

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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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No there is no age limit to pursue BA in International Relations so you can apply for this course at any age. Most colleges and entrance exam conducting bodies do not prescribe any maximum or minimum age limit to pursue this course. Though some colleges, especially private colleges may have their own eligibility criteria. 

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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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Yes you can pursue BA in International Relations course after studying in Science stream in Class 12. The course is open to students from all streams. Though it is usually pursued by candidates from Arts stream as they would have studied related subjects such as Political Science and Economics. Make sure that you have secured more than 50% marks in Class 12. This is the minimum marks required for you to fill in the application forms for colleges. Since, BA in International admission is provided on the basis of merit having a good academic record can help you to secure admission in good colleges.

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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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There are many good books on International Relations. Some of which are as follows:

International Relations Books

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The Tragedy of Great Power Politics

W.W. Norton

The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order

Samuel Huntington

Man, the State, and War

Kenneth Waltz

Diplomacy

Henry Kissinger

Nehru's First Recruits: The Diplomats Who Built Independent India's Foreign Policy

Kallol Bhatachargee

Strategic Conundrums: Reshaping India's Foreign Policy

Ravi Sikri

The Post-American World

Fareed Zakaria

Foreign Policy of India

V N Khanna

Nuclear War: A Scenario

Annie Jacobsen

The Globalization of World Politics

Steve Smith

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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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BA International Relations and BA Political Science are interrelated courses that have overlapping concepts. Political Science is a broader domain and International Relations borrows certain concepts from it.

Here are some basic differences between BA International Relations and BA Political Science.

BA International Relations

BA Political Science

International Relations is a part of Political Science.

Political Science is a domain in itself.

BA International Relations primarily focusses on the country’s Foreign Policy, relations with other nations and international affairs.

BA Political Science primarily focusses on politics and government.

In BA International Relations you will study about international organisations.

In BA Political Science course you will study about political infrastructure.

You will study about International Laws and rules and regulations of international organisations.

You will study about the Constitution and national laws.

BA International Relations has a major tilt towards dynamic concepts.

BA Political Science includes both static and dynamic concepts.

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