How should I prepare for the BHU-PET (M.A. in political science)?
Go through at least last three years of BHU PET question paper of M.A. Political Science. You will get a pretty good idea about the question pattern. Often questions are repeated as well.
You need to have a clear knowledge of the Political Science subjects taught at the graduation level, to score well in the examination.
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My brother started preparations for BHU-PET for M.A. in political science with topics covered in the last three years question papers. He had a brief idea about the topics taught at graduation level (political science). He also revised and practiced sample papers of BHU-PET. These question papers are available at the BHU website.
The table below has a list of books that can be helpful as a reference for BHU-PET (M.A. in political science).
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Subject |
Book name/author |
|
Indian Polity |
M. Laxmikant |
|
Political Theory |
O.P. Gauba |
Some important topics to cover for BHU-PET (M.A. in political science):
- A major part of the entrance paper is generally asked from political theories, their founding fathers. Also, the constitution of India, and its comparison with other countries in the world.
- Candidates should have ideas about the recent political theories and the current behavior of the Indian polity.
- The role of International Relations and the multilateralism policy that a country follows towards relations with other countries is an essential topic.
- The Indian freedom struggle and its rebel against colonial rule and oppression cover a good portion of the paper in general.
- Supreme Court Verdicts mostly on social and public welfare. Along with the recent constitutional amendments.
These are some of the vast topics that have scope for a lot of questions in BHU-PET for MA in Political Science.
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