Political Science

Yes, you can pursue MA in Psychology after completing BA in Political Science and English. You have to take care of University restrictions if it is there for some universities. Some University may conduct entrance exams for MA in Psychology so you may have to study the syllabus of BA Psychology. 

The career option available after completing the BA Philosophy, Politics, and Economics programme from Azim Premji University equips students to pursue wide-ranging careers that are aimed at providing solutions to India's social challenges. Students will be well placed to work across a range of sectors, including:

• Government and Public Policy sector
• Consulting and Financial Services
• Advertising, Marketing,  Journalism
• NGO and Charities
• Research and Academia

The employment rate at LKY School of Public Policy is around 87% which is incidentally one of the highest placement numbers posted by an institute in Singapore.

Of the students who successfully secured placements 41% returned to their previous organizations while 59% found a new job within first 6 months of graduation.

International students looking to secure admission at the institute must secure a minimum overall band score of 7.0 in respective IELTS exam.

Apart from the above, candidates must also satisfy the test scores listed below:

With a score of 597 out of 800 in CUET, you have a high probability of admission to a B.A. (Hons) in Political Science at North Campus colleges of Delhi University. The cut-off is generally between 550 and 600 marks depending on the college and the competition. Hindu College, Miranda House, and Gargi College are among the top choices. It is better to check the official DU site regularly to seek cut-off statements and other admissions details.

Colleges that offer Political Science course in Kannada medium are:

• DES's Bangurnagar Arts, Science & Commerce College
• SDM College of Education - SDMCE
• BHATKAL EDUCATION TRUST - BET
• Kanara Welfare Trusts B.Ed. College - KWTBC
• Kamala Baliga College of Education - KBCE
• Shri Shivaji College of Education - SSCE
  
  
  

The last cut-off for admission to the B.A. Political Science at Fergusson College for 2024 was approximately 92-95% for the general category. For those with reserved category status, around 85% is considered cutoff. It's quite competitive given the name of the college, but these cutoff marks are subject to change every year based on applicants and marks secured. Hope this helps!