M.A Political Science
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Students who wish to enrol into the MA Political Science programme must carry the following documents during the admission process:
- Adhaar Card
- Pan Card
- Passport Size Photographs
- Class 10 and 12 Marksheets
- Migration certificate
- Bachelor degree in the relevant discipline
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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
In terms of scope, the M.A. in Political Science from a 40-year perspective is broad-based and feasible. Teaching, research, journalism, and civil services prep (e.g., UPSC) open out in this field, though competitive exams sometimes have age restrictions.
Mature professionals hold suitable positions working as policy analysts, political consultants, or in NGOs, with initial salary prospects ranging from INR 3 to 8 LPA. A Ph.D. or a job after NET in administration or teaching in the government would yield salaries like INR 40,000-60,000 per month. Maturity brings experience, very much enhancing any opportunity or prospect in advoca
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Both are post-graduation courses in the Arts department and have multiple similarities related to politics and administrative fields. Both of the master's courses offer lucrative job opportunities in the local government, administrative roles, and others.
The following table provides a comparative outlook for candidates on MA Public Administration and MA Political Science to understand and choose a course according to their best interests.
Parameters | MA in Public Administration | MA in Political Science |
|---|---|---|
Course Duration | 2-year course | 2-year course |
Course Level | Post-graduation level | Post-graduation Level |
Eligibility Criteria | At least 50% marks in Graduation | At least 50% marks in Graduation |
Entrance Exams (If Required) | CUET PG, CPGET, Orissa SAMS, AP PGCET, URATPG, TISSNET, etc. | CUET PG, Orissa SAMS, CPGET, URATPG, AP PGCET, JMI Entrance, TISSNET, SUAT, GATE, KIITEE, AUCET, JUET, etc. |
Average Course Fees (depending on different government and private colleges) | INR 800 to INR 3.37 Lakh (annually) | INR 300 to INR 13.36 Lakh (annually) |
Course Subjects/Syllabus | Administrative Theory, Politics & Administration, Corporate Governance, Police Administration, Public Sector Management, etc. | Political Theory, Indian Political Thought, Western Political Thought, International Relation, Public Administration, Contemporary Politics, etc. |
Career Options | Human Resource Specialist, Policy Analyst, Public Relations Specialist, Administrative Officer, etc. | Politician, Professor, Political Analyst, Legislative Assistant, Social Worker, Judge, Attorney, Diplomat, Economist, etc. |
Highest Median Salary (Placement Package) | INR 9.25 LPA | INR 23.5 LPA |
Disclaimer: The information provided in the above table is taken from external sources and can vary.
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