St. Pauls College

After the completion of a BA from St. Pauls College, candidates can apply for different government jobs according to their specialisation. Graduates tend to seek employment in public administration, teaching, and social services. Candidates can apply for competitive exams such as UPSC, SSC, and State Public Service Commissions for the positions of IAS, IPS, or other government departments. Besides, there are opportunities in banking, railways, and other PSUs, where a BA degree is a qualifying criterion.
With appropriate preparation and focus, graduates with a BA can get employment in the government sector.

The eligibility requirements for admission to both offered BA specialisation at BA in Journalism & Political Science are almost the same. Which includes candidates first completing their Class 12 from a recognised board of education in any stream. Further, the selection process is based on merit evaluated on Class 12 scores, followed by counseling/ an interview. 

The selection process for BA courses at St Pauls College is based on merit. Candidates are required to submit their Class 12 result in the application process. Further, the college releases the merit list after assessing candidates' Class 12 results. Moreover, for the final confirmation of seat allotment, the college evaluates candidates' performance in counseling/interviews conducted by the concerned authority of the university. 

Yes, St. Paul's does offer BA courses for the duration of three years, divided into six semesters, and offered in full-time mode. The college offers BA courses with the affiliation of Bangalore University. Moreover, the courses are offered in two specialisations i.e., BA Journalism,  Psychology & Optional English, and BA Journalism, Political Science & Optional English. Moreover, candidates have the choice to choose add-on courses with these two specialisations: BA with Film Making + Photography and  BA with Civil Service Coaching.