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Bhumika Khandelwal

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At the UG level, the Centre of Excellence in Public Policy, Sustainability and ESG Research offers a BA (Hons) course across three specialisations. These are Public Policy, Public Administration and Politics & Governance. The duration of these courses is four years.

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Moksha Bhandari

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This is the eligibility criteria at IIT Mumbai for the programme MAPP-

Any four-year bachelor's degree (post-10+2) or two-year master's degree in arts, commerce, or a similar field, or an LLB with at least 50 percent (55% for SC/ST/PwD) or an equivalent letter grade/GPA from an accredited university or deemed university (as recognised by AICTE/UGC/AIU).

A minimum of four years of education, such as a two-year MSc/MS/MTech degree, a four-year BSc/BS/BTech/BArch degree (or equivalent), or an MBBS degree (after 10+2), or an equivalent degree with at least 60% (or 55% for SC/ST/PwD) or an equivalent letter grade or GPA from an accredited uni

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PALAK MAHESHWARI

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The best package exclusively for Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (JSGP) BA students is, regrettably, not easily accessible. Given that the BA programme is probably more recent, there may be less information available on graduation outcomes, such as placement numbers. Furthermore, the institution may publish placement information for both Bachelor's and Master's degree recipients. Isolating data especially for BA graduates is challenging as a result. Alternatively, you can look up general placement data, get in touch with JSGP's Placement Cell, or speak with JSGP BA alumni to obtain an idea of potential pay prospects.

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PALAK MAHESHWARI

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Although it may be challenging to get the most recent deadline details specifically for this programme, the Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (JSGP) most likely provides a B.Sc. in Economics. Comparing JSGP's postgraduate programmes to their B.Sc. programme, the latter is probably more recent. Postgraduate programmes in public policy appear to be its main area of concentration. The B.Sc. programme may not have distinct cutoff points published by JSGP as a result of these considerations. To obtain an estimate of the cutoff, speak with the JSGP Admissions Office or search for Broader Cutoff Information.

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PALAK MAHESHWARI

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No, it is unlikely that you will be admitted directly to the Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (JSGP) B.Sc. programme (probably B.Sc. Economics). They have a competitive, merit-based admissions process for undergraduate programmes. For undergraduate programmes, its website lists a three-step selection procedure that includes examination of applicants, faculty interviews, and selection using scholarship applications. The goal of this approach is to evaluate applicants with a diverse range of experiences. The JSGP website makes no mention of a different direct admission quota for B.Sc. programmes. This implies that they give

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PALAK MAHESHWARI

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Yes, compared to some other Indian universities, earning a BA at Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (JSGP) can be more expensive. It's possible that specifics on BA programme costs aren't easily found on the JSGP website. These costs can also be used as a rough estimate for the BA programme. There are other fees to take into account, such as food plans, laundry costs, one-time deposits, and hostel accommodations (where applicable). You can better understand the total cost of pursuing a BA at JSGP by taking these factors into account.

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PALAK MAHESHWARI

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There may not be much precise data available for B.Sc. placements, despite the Jindal School of Government and Public Policy's (JSGP) excellent placement service. The public policy postgraduate programmes are the emphasis of JSGP. It is a relatively new programme, the B.Sc. (probably B.Sc. Economics). For B.Sc. grads in particular, it may be difficult to find comprehensive placement reports. The university website states that jobs for B.Sc. graduates are generally available in the public, private, and social sectors, as well as in development projects and civil society organisations. You may come across more comprehensive placement rep

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Samir Bhardwaj

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Yes, IILM University Gurugram offers a two-year M.A. programme in Public Policy. This programme provides a comprehensive understanding of policy analysis, formulation, and implementation. Students can specialize in areas such as Economic Policy, Social Policy, Environmental Policy, Urban Policy, and International Development Policy. The programme prepares students to address complex societal challenges and contribute to positive change through informed policy decisions and effective governance.

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