Political Science

Of course, you can. International Relations is a part of Political Science, and if you decide to go for your higher studies in Political Science, there's nothing wrong with it. 

But understand this, International Relations means studying international law, global politics, diplomacy, etc. And Political Science means domestic governance, Indian laws, and local political systems. 

Choose any course, keeping your future goals in mind.

A lot! Geopolitics is a lot more than International Relations. You need to understand that the Geopolitics is like a structure used to understand how the world works. Geopolitics says that the Geography decides what we are and what we'll become. 

For instance, if you're born in India and your parents are also from India, then you're ultimately an Indian. And your geographical location decides what language you'll speak. It's that simple. 

International Relations, on the other hand, is all about political interactions between countries, understanding their media and laws.

The answer is simple! Go for Political Science if you're into Indian Politics, Domestic Governance, etc. If you have an interest in International Law, Diplomacy, and Global Politics, join IR courses.

If you have any plans to go for higher studies like MA, you can also complete a UG degree in Political Science and then go for an MA in International Relations. 

See, International Relations is a subfield of Political Science, and by this, you'll get a base knowledge of Indian Politics as well. 

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It's huge. You can join many private and government sectors. These even include world-level organizations like the UN, the WHO, etc.

Not only that, you can prepare for civil services exams, because the International Relations curriculum is going to help you a lot with the prep.

You can join the education sector as an assistant professor or a Political Science teacher in a school.

At the global level, you can find jobs in diplomatic services, media, or law.

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It is about the interactions and relationships between nations across the world. Under this subject, you study a variety of topics, including diplomacy, international law, sovereign entities, MNCs, foreign policy, conflict resolution, and more.

With an International Relations degree, you can become a Diplomat, Policy Advisor, CSR Officer, Risk Analyst, Consultant, and so on.

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Hi,  

Candidates can check a general overview of admission process below:

• Make sure you meet eligibility 
• Apply online by flling up form
• Take exam
• Wait for merit list and result
• If selected, attend counselling session
• Get documents verified and pay fee to secure seat

Note: Admission process can be different for different colleges.

Hope this helped your query! All the best!

It's okay if you scored 60% in boards you can still take admission in top colleges by scoring good marks in CUET so you can get into the good college of India 

You'll find more than 200 colleges abroad for the BA International Relations course. Some of the top options among them are here. Take a look

Note - The information is taken from the official sites of the colleges.

No, a valid CUET score is accepted for admissions to both BA (Hons) in Liberal Arts & Humanities and the BA (Hons) in Philosophy, Politics & Economics at JSLAH. 

In the previous year admissions, CUET was only listed as an accepted exam for the BA (Hons) in Liberal Arts & Humanities admission.