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Yes, they have Telugu & English medium.

For fee details, you need to contact the college officials on the numbers provided in the link: http://mgu.edu.in/contact.php

In which college/university you wish to apply? With 40% marks, you won't be eligible to go for Ph.D.

You can refer the following books:
Rajani Kothari: Politics in India ( Oriental Black swan) ( for Indian Polity ). Nirja Goal Jayal and Pratap B. Mehta: Oxford Companion to Politics in India (for Indian Polity ). Paul Brass: The Politics in India since Independence ( Cambridge India) ( for Indian Polity ). Indian Polity: M. Laxmikant ( MCGREW HILL) ( for Indian Polity ). Nirja Goal Jayal and Pratap B. Mehta: Oxford Companion to Politics in India (for Indian Polity ). Paul Brass: The Politics in India since Independence ( Cambridge India) ( for Indian Polity ). Indian Polity: M. Laxmikant ( MCGREW HILL) ( for Indian Polity ). .

Some of the universities offering distance M.Phil in education are given in below link:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/colleges/distance-correspondence-m-phil-colleges-india

Hello Anam,
I tried to find a link but it's not available. It's quite surprising. However, I believe the coaching classes have hoarded these and allow only their wards to have a look at it while preparing for the entrance. I suggest you join such a class even if with a limited intention of knowing these papers.

Hello Jayashri,
Mount Carmel College, Bangalore is pretty old and its Economics Department is almost equally old. But it's one of the most sought after colleges and competition is intense.

Hello Mubashira,
It's not a routine subject but very interesting nonetheless. It's actually a study of homo-sapiens. There is enough potential for the students. Teaching, research, HR, etc. Of course, a number of jobs are not very many but then not very many students pass out. So, it matches. But I would advise you to select this subject only if you like this subject.