GKU BA Political Science FAQs
Ques. What is the difference between part-time and full-time enrollment?
Ans. Part-time enrollment allows working professionals to balance their career and education by attending classes on flexible schedules, typically on weekends or evenings. Full-time enrollment requires daily attendance and is designed for students without professional commitments. Our part-time BA Political Science program is specifically structured to accommodate working professionals, allowing them to continue their employment while pursuing higher education.
Ques. What are the career prospects after completing BA in Political Science?
Ans. Graduates can pursue careers in government services (IAS, IPS, civil services), education sector as teachers or researchers, corporate sector in policy analysis and public relations, media and journalism, NGOs and international organizations, and think tanks. The program's curriculum and internship opportunities prepare students for diverse career paths in both public and private sectors.
Ques. How does the merit-based admission process work?
Ans. Merit-based admission is determined by your 10+2 academic performance. Candidates meeting the 45% marks eligibility criterion can apply online between April 23-July 30, 2026. The university generates a merit list on August 15, 2026, based on academic scores. Selected candidates are invited for counselling (August 20-25) to finalize their enrollment.
Ques. How can I balance work and studies in the part-time program?
Ans. The part-time program is specifically designed for working professionals with flexible class schedules, typically held on weekends and evenings. This allows you to maintain your current employment while pursuing your degree. The university also provides online learning resources and recorded lectures to support asynchronous learning, enabling you to study at your own pace.
Ques. What is the total cost of the program, and what scholarship options are available?
Ans. The total program cost is INR 78,500 (excluding optional hostel fees). Multiple scholarships can significantly reduce this cost: Early Bird (20% by April 23), Merit-based (up to 50%), Single Girl Child (20%), Orphan (20%), EWS (10%), and Referral (15%). Additionally, EMI payment options are available to spread the fees over manageable installments.
Ques. What does the curriculum cover, and are there specializations available?
Ans. The curriculum comprehensively covers Indian political system, political theory, international relations, constitutional law, comparative governance, political history, research methodology, and practical case studies. The program emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical application through internships and case study analysis. Students gain expertise in analyzing political phenomena and developing critical thinking skills applicable across various professional sectors.







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