Politics

Studies in this field are multi-disciplinary. There are subjects that need scientific knowledge, on the other hand the knowledge of accounting and finance is also desirable.
There are a number of Universities and Colleges in India that provide several courses in Law. The degree courses range in 5, 3 and 2 years and the diploma courses are either for 1 year or 6 months. The integrated programme B.A.L.L.B is for 5 years. Other than that one can do L.L.B for a duration of 3 years after completing the under graduate degree.

Dear Shubhi!
There is no barrier to do MBA after B.A. What you all just need to do is to score qualifying marks in entrance exam and more than 50% in your graduation with a recognised university. So after B.A. You can do MBA. With these of subjects, the specializations of HR could be best for you. Hope this helps. Good Luck.

The fee is around INR 3- INR 4 lacs for the entire course. Best regards.

Join any Political Party. Especially, if you are a youth, try approaching the local Municipal Corporation, and the people involved such as Nagarsevak etc.

Check out the Website of MIT University Pune. They offer this course and the entrance exam is possibly based on relevant skillsets, Arts, Politics, General Knowledge and Public Management.

You should do Masters in Political Science or public relations. These two courses can be very beneficial for you, if you want to join politics after Masters.

It is in the same ratio as it used to be when there were 175 questions. Only the number of question changes but the ratio and syllabuses remain the same.

To be an investment banker, you need to have a strong foundation of mathematics. Prospective investment bankers need to have a Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, or mathematics, for example, but may come from other fields like computer Science or physics as well. With M.A. in politics, it won't be possible to go for investment banking.