GSS BA FAQs
Ques. Is the BA Political Science course helpful for UPSC preparation?
Ans. Yes, absolutely. The curriculum is specifically designed with UPSC Civil Services Examination in mind. The course covers all major topics required for UPSC including Indian polity, international relations, and governance. Many of our alumni have successfully cleared the UPSC examination and are serving as IAS/IPS officers.
Ques. What is the scope for higher studies after BA Political Science?
Ans. Excellent scope. You can pursue MA Political Science, M.Phil, PhD, or even professional courses like law (LLB) or public administration (MPA). Many universities offer specialized postgraduate programs in international relations, public policy, and governance.
Ques. Are there internship opportunities during the course?
Ans. Yes, the college facilitates internships with government departments, NGOs, media organizations, and think tanks. These internships provide practical exposure and help in building professional networks. Internships are typically conducted during summer breaks.
Ques. What are the job prospects after completing BA Political Science?
Ans. Job prospects are very good. Graduates can pursue careers in civil services, diplomacy, journalism, academia, NGOs, and corporate sector. Our placement statistics show 85% placement rate with average package of 4.5 LPA. Many graduates also pursue further studies or competitive examinations.
Ques. Is there any entrance examination for admission to BA Political Science?
Ans. Yes, admission is merit-based through an entrance examination conducted by GITAM. The examination tests general knowledge, reasoning, and aptitude. Application deadline is March 25, 2026, and the exam will be held on March 28-29, 2026.
Ques. What scholarships are available for BA Political Science students?
Ans. Multiple scholarship options are available including merit-based scholarships (up to 50% fee waiver for toppers), need-based scholarships (up to 100% for economically disadvantaged), SC/ST scholarships as per government norms, and special scholarships for single girl child. External scholarships from government and NGOs are also available.







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