Fulfilling Lokmanya's Dream of Imparting National Education To Face Global Challenges......

Parangat M. A. in Political Science


Aims and Objectives
--- To provide educational facilities upto the rural areas
--- The research activity of the department covers an extremely wide variety of fields with diverse interests in Political Sociology, International Politics, Local self Governments, Political Process and Political theory etc
Special Features
--- Regular teaching for M.A. course
--- Special guidance for external students and contact lecture programme
--- Co-operative teaching and Non-teaching staff and healthy academic environment.
Duration 2 years.
Eligibilty
--- Any graduate from any discipline
--- Foreign students must produce all the technical requirements
Admission Procedure
--- Admission is open during every academic year in the months of June/July/August /September
--- Last date for M.A. for Regular students is 31st August
--- Last date for M.A. External students is 31st October.
Fee Structure Part-I

Regular
(in Rs)

External
(in Rs.)
Students within Maharashtra
4,000/-
2,000/-
Students Outside Maharashtra
5,000/-
2,400/-
Foriegn Students
12,000/-
Part-II
Regular
(in Rs)
External
(in Rs.)
Students Outside Maharashtra 4,000/- 2,000/-
Foriegn Students 12,000/-
  (Fees applicable for current academic year.)
Examination Schedule Annually in the month of May every year. (Supplementary exam is also held in the month of December)
Scholarship The scholarship is given through social welfare department of Maharashtra Government for SC/ST students.
Contact Person
For Academic Matters For Administrative Matters
Prof. Manik Sonawane
Mr. Hile.
Mr. Patil S. G..
Syllabus Part–I
Compulsory Papers Optional Papers
--- Political Theory*
--- Indian Government & Politics*

--- Indian Foreign Policy*
--- Development Administration and Local Self Government in India*
--- Western Political Thought
--- Political Ideas and Leadership of Lokmanya Tilak
--- Politics of Developing Societies
Part–II
Compulsory Papers Optional Papers
--- Theory and Practice of International Politics*
--- Major Ideas and Issues of Public Administration*

--- Theory and Practice of Comparative Politics*
--- Political Sociology*
--- Modern Indian Political
Thought
--- Foreign Policy and
Diplomacy
--- Indian Administration
Note : - The * marked papers will be taught. The students are advised to select the * marked papers only.