Jawaharlal Nehru University Delhi Answered Questions

The eligibility criteria for M.A. in Politics (International Relations) at JNU differ for reserved category candidates. For SC/ST/OBC (NCL)/PWD category candidates, the minimum eligibility requirement is a Bachelor's degree in any discipline under 10+2+3 pattern of education with at least 50% marks. However, for those who belong to the general category but are selected on their own merit, they are not counted under the reserved quota. Additionally, 27% seats are reserved for OBC (non-creamy layer, central list) applicants, and there are also reservations for SC, ST, and PWD candidates.

The eligibility criteria to seek direct admission for the M.A. in Philosophy course at JNU is an undergraduate degree with at least 50% marks in case of candidates from Social Sciences and Humanities, and 55% marks in case of candidates from Sciences and Technology.

M.A. in Development and Labour Studies graduates from JNU can work in various sectors such as:
- Government and Public Sector: policy-making, rural development, and social welfare
- Research and Academia: universities and think tanks, focusing on social issues, development economics, and public policy
- Private Sector: corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability consulting
- International Organizations: global development issues, humanitarian aid, and policy analysis
They can also work with NGOs, think tanks, and research agencies, and some may pursue further studies or work in international organizations like the ILO.

No, the JNU offers admission to the Integrated B.Sc.+M.Sc.in Ayurveda Biology (AYBU) course with a minimum of 45% marks in aggregate in 10+2 or an examination recognised as equivalent thereto, but there is no specific requirement of 60% in PCM.

The JNU offers admission to the M.A. in Economics (World Economy) course based on the candidate's performance in the CUET (PG) 2025 examination. The eligibility criteria for the course are: (i) Bachelor's degree in Economics (Honours) with at least 50% marks in aggregate; or (ii) Any other Bachelor's degree with at least 60% marks in aggregate.

Yes, it is worth paying for the M.A. in Politics (International Relations) at JNU. The programme offers a rigorous curriculum, diverse perspectives, and a supportive environment that can aid in both academic and UPSC preparation. Additionally, the proximity to policy makers and the overlap with the UPSC syllabus make it a valuable investment for those interested in international relations and politics.