Jindal School of Government and Public Policy, O.P. Jindal Global University

The Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (JSGP) accepts applications for undergraduate (UG), postgraduate (PG), and PhD courses. Candidates can apply only through an online mode.

The JSGP conducts its own Public Policy Entrance Test (PPET). The PPET is an closed-book test, two-hour test that assesses a candidate's qualitative and quantitative aptitude, subject knowledge, and more. After the PPET, candidates must also participate in an interview. 

The JSGP also considers entrance scores for UG courses. For UG courses, the JSGP accepts: 

55% in JSAT

1200+ in SAT

28+ in ACT scores

The JSGP conducts admissions through three rounds: 

Application assessment

Selection rounds

Seat allotment and admission confirmation

According to Jindal School of Government and Public Policy, graduates of their B.A. and B.Sc. programs work in fields like finance, banking, consulting, government, research, and think tanks. 

Here are some career options for political Science graduates: 

Civil services

Policy analyst

Law

Legislative assistant

Social media manager

Journalism

Marketing research analyst

Teaching

Here are some other career options for graduates: 

Public policy manager

Research analyst

Duty manager

Welfare officer

A legislative aide is a career path that involves research and attending committee hearings to review and analyze proposed legislation. This can be a stepping stone to more lucrative and prestigious law and public policy careers. 

Jindal School of Government and Public Policy accepts the following entrance exam scores for undergraduate (UG) courses: 

55% in JSAT

1200+ in SAT

28+ in ACT

The school also accepts JSAT/ACT or SAT scores for admission. Applicants for the MA programme are selected based on their entrance exam scores and UG degree marks. 

The school's holistic admission process is conducted over three rounds. It considers the following criteria: 

Personal statement

Supplemental application

X and XII grade marks

Personal interview

Jindal Scholastic Aptitude Test (JSAT) score or equivalent (SAT/ACT/CUET)

Candidates can take the JSAT exam up to three times within the designated testing period. The highest score obtained among all the attempts will be taken into consideration.