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M.A. (Final)
Eligibility:-
All the students of M.A. (Previous) Promoted Provisionally to M.A. (Final), subject to clearing of 50% papers of M.A. (Previous) Political Science
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M.A. (Final), Semester-III
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Paper
Code
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Paper Name
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Internal Marks
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External Marks
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Max. Marks
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Paper-XI
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Political Theory-I
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20
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80
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100
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Paper-XII
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Comparative Politics-I
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20
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80
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100
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Paper-XIII, XIV & XV Three Papers may be chosen from any of the following Groups:
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Group A : Paper XIII, XIV & XV
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Option-i
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India’s Foreign Policy & Relations-I
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20
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80
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100
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Option-ii
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International Law-I
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iii
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International Organization and Global Order Studies-I
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iv
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South Asian International Politics-I
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20
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80
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100
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Group B : Paper XIII, XIV & XV
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Option-i
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Political Sociology : The Indian Context-I
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20
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80
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100
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Option-ii
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State Politics in India(with special reference to Haryana)–I
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iii
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Democracy in India-I
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iv
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Indian Political Economy-I
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20
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80
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100
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Group C : Paper XIII, XIV & XV
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Option-i
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Government & Politics of USA-I
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20
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80
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100
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Option-ii
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USA and the World-I
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iii
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USA and South Asia
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iv
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USA and Europe
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20
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80
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100
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Group D : Paper XIII, XIV & XV
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Option-i
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Ancient Indian Political Thought-I
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20
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80
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100
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Option-ii
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Modern Indian Political Thought-I
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iii
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Liberal Political Theory
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iv
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Marxist and Neo-Marxist Political Theory-I
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20
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80
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100
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M.A. (Final), Semester-IV
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Paper-XVI
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Political Theory-II
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20
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80
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100
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Paper-XVII
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Comparative Politics-II
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20
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80
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100
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Paper-XVIII, XIX & XX Three Papers may be chosen from any of the following Groups:
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Group A : Paper XVIII, XIX & XX
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Option-i
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India’s Foreign Policy & Relations-II
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20
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80
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100
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Option-ii
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International Law-II
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iii
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International Organization and Global Order Studies-II
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iv
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South Asian International Politics-II
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20
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80
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100
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Group B : Paper XVIII, XIX & XX
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Option-i
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Political Sociology : The Indian Context-II
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20
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80
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100
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Option-ii
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State Politics in India(with special reference to Haryana)–II
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iii
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Democracy in India-II
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iv
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Indian Political Economy-II
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20
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80
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100
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Group C : Paper XVIII, XIX & XX
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Option-i
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Government & Politics of USA-II
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20
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80
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100
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Option-ii
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USA and the World-II
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iii
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USA and Asia Pacific
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iv
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USA and United Nations
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20
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80
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100
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Group D : Paper XVIII, XIX & XX
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Option-i
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Ancient Indian Political Thought-II
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20
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80
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100
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Option-ii
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Modern Indian Political Thought-II
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iii
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Recent Trends in Liberalism
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20
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80
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100
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Option-iv
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Marxist and Neo-Marxist Political Theory-II
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20
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80
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100
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Courses Offered