JNU Delhi Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Hello

The cutoff for BA (Hons) Persian at JNU for this year is 85% for General , 82.8% for OBC, 74.1 for SC, 65.9% for ST and 33.2% for PWD students. So, basically the cutoff varies according to the category.

As your score is 44%, it is difficult to get admission at JNU but if you belong from the categories mentioned above that offer the course at your score , you will get the admission at JNU .

Hope this helps.

All the Best.

Hello student,

To pursue an MA in Political Science and International Relations (PSIR) at JNU, you should first focus on understanding the entrance exam syllabus and pattern, then work on strengthening your knowledge of political theory, Indian politics, and international relations.

Additionally, you should build your general knowledge and stay updated on current affairs.

Tip: Practice with past papers and develop strong writing skills for the exam and potential essay-based questions.

JNU uses the CUET PG exam for admissions to the MA PSIR program. You'll need to register and appear for the CUET PG and potentially meet any specific subject test requirements outlined by the university.

Here's a article showing fees, exam and seats available for the course political science and international relations:

https://dqxeclau.top/university/jawaharlal-nehru-university-new-delhi/ma-political-science-course

Thank you!!

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you have a decent chance to get admission in JNU MA Political Science course with 89 marks in CUET PG Political Science and ST category. JNU follows reservation policies strictly and cut offs of ST are much lower than General/OBC categories. The trouble comes in final selection as the number of applicants and seat depends on that specific year of applicants and cut off for each category. Keep an eye on JNU's official website for cutoff updates and counselling schedules.