Political Science

MA Political Science Admission Process
The admission process is usually based on the percentile scores in one of the entrance exams like Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Delhi, St Xaviers College, Kolkata, etc
However, rare colleges like Presidency College, Chennai offer admission to this course on the basis of merits and academic excellence in school and bachelor's degree.
After qualifying the entrance exams, universities have a personal screening process that is being levied on aspirants.
Listed below are the step wise admission process of MA Political Science
Step 1 Fill up the application form.
You must fill up the application form of the specific colleges you want admission in by submitting all the necessary documents.
Step 2 Appear for the entrance exam
Once you are done with the form fillup, the next step is to sit for the entrances being fully prepared and cracking them.
Step 3 Shortlisting Process
Colleges shortlist students on the basis of scores obtained in their individual entrance exams. A cut off list is generated by the college and you should have cleared the cut off to be eligible for the next round included in the admission process.
Step 4 Final Admission Round
Colleges, in their personally capacity, conduct these rounds to further test a candidates ability and skills.

A master's in political Science is a popular degree course for those who want to specialize in Indian and international politics. The following are the career options after earning an M.A. in political Science:
1. Assistant Professor: You can clear the UGC NET or a state exam to become an assistant professor. You may get a salary of around Rs. 50,000 in this job.
2. Research scholar: You can clear the JRF to pursue a Ph.D. in political Science. You will get a stipend of Rs. 31,000 during your research, and later you can become a professor.
3. Policy analyst: With your degree, you can become a policy analyst. You can get a salary of around Rs. 25,000 per month as a policy analyst.
4. Political consultant: As a political consultant, you can earn around Rs. 30,000 to 40,000 at top media houses.
5. Political expert: If you have written excellent articles or published a good research paper, you can be invited as a political expert. You can get paid more than Rs. 30,000 as a political expert with experience.