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Sarjana Sinha

Contributor-Level 10

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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Yawar Bilal

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Yes, you can appear for the UP PGT (Post Graduate Teacher) examination for Political Science with an MA in Public Administration as Public administration falls under the Social Science stream and is indeed related to Political Science. Officially, there are no such restrictions but to be sure please refer to the official announcement of the UP PGT exam or in this case the eligibility criteria on the commission’s webpage.

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Kush chandak

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No, Jamia Millia Islamia does not conduct interviews for admission to the MA Public Administration or MA International Relations programs. Admission is based on the candidate's performance in the entrance exam and the merit list.

The entrance exam for MA Public Administration and MA International Relations is a combined exam consisting of questions on General English, General Awareness, and the relevant subject (Political Science for MA Public Administration and International Relations).Candidates who meet the minimum eligibility criteria and score above the cut-off marks in the entrance exam are offered admission to the program.

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Nitika

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IITs are also offering quality education in M.A. Now. This course has a total of 4 semesters. The minimum eligibility criteria for M.A. Is a Bachelor's degree in any discipline after 10+2 from a recognised board, and a minimum aggregate of 55% or more. IIT admission will begin soon. The Institute will release application forms tentatively in March 2023. Aspiring candidates can apply on the official website of IIT.

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SAKSHI GARG

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Yes, the University of Delhi (DU) offers both M.A. In Public Administration and M.A. In Political Science. These are two popular postgraduate courses offered by the Department of Political Science at the Faculty of Social Sciences in DU. The eligibility criteria for admission to the M.A. In Public Administration and M.A. In Political Science courses at DU typically require candidates to have a Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks (or an equivalent grade). Admissions to these courses are based on the candidate's performance in the entrance examination conducted by DU, fol
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