CRASH COURSE FOR MA POLITICAL SCIENCE + PISM + IRAM

CLASS FROM 10 APRIL

LAST DATE OF REGISTRATION – 9 APRIL

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COURSE DETAILS

 DAILY 2 LIVE CLASS ON GOOGLE MEET APP

 COMPLETE STUDY MATERIAL
 TOPIC WISE NOTES
 MOCK TEST
 TEST SERIES
 COMPLETE ASSISTANCE TILL YOUR ADMISSION

This pdf contains important info you need to know about classes. So please
read all these points carefully before we start classes.

1- Timetable for ma political science entrance exam students.

Topic Duration Number
Week of each of daily
class classes
Week Political theory+ International relations 1.5 hrs 2
1-2 International relations classes
Week Western political thought + theory of IR + World 1.5 hrs 2
3-4 History classes
Week 5 Indian political thought + international institutions 1.5 hrs 2
classes
Week Constitution + Comparative politics 1.5 hrs 2
6-7 classes
Week Public administration + constitution 1.5 hrs 1 class
8
Week Revision classes 2 hrs 1 class
9
Week Previous year question paper solved 2 hrs 1 class
10

 There would be 4 to 5 classes in a week, Which will depend on the need of

topic.
 We would complete whole syllabus in 8 weeks or 2 months. It could delay
by 5 to 10 days , but not more than that. After completion of syllabus there
would be some supplementary classes of question discussion which are
optional to join.
 There would be a test every Sunday. Which will consist of the topics we
studied whole week. Test would be conducted through CBT mode. Which
you can give using your phone/laptop/tablet. Mode of test is CBT because it
will make you familiar with CBT mode.[ultimately you have to give your real
exam through CBT mode]

 There would be 8 different tests of each part of political science , after

completion of that part in our classes.for example as soon as we complete
political theory in 3 weeks, on Sunday of week 3 there would be a test of
whole Part of political theory.
 After completion of complete syllabus there would be 10 mock tests of full
syllabus on the pattern of jnuee.
 In every test you would be able to see your rank and perforamance.

2- BOOKS - you need to buy all these books before we start classes. even though
we would be giving you PDF version of these books , but you have to buy their
physical copy.why?

 You will read all these books 3 to 5 times for your masters entrance , you
will also read them for NET/JRF or UPSC whatever your future plans are.so
better invest in them early.
No. Topic Book name Author
1 Political theory An introduction to political O.P. Guaba
theory
2 Western political Western political thought O.P. Guaba
thought
3 Indian political Indian political thought O.P. Guaba
thought
4 International relations The globalization of world Bailys, smith
politics and owens
5 Indian constitution Indian polity M laxmikant

 I have selected these books by previous year trends of exam and quality of
these books.
 I have read almost all other books like Rajeev bhargava, Andrew
heywood,shubhra ranjan notes, jc johari , subhrta mukharjee, ignou notes
 etc. by comparing the input- output I am not recommending you to buy
them. Why? - there are some important chapters in these books, I have
already made their summary. So you don’t have to read complete book for
some topics. Even if you want to read 1 or 2 chapters, you can read them
through soft copy, which we will provide obviously.
 If you find any problem in my recommendation feel free to contact me, I
would be happy to discuss.
 There are some topics for those I have not recommended any book.
1. Comparative politics
2. Public administration
3. Politics in india
For these topics , there is lack of a single quality source. You have to read 2
to 3 books.which are normally tougher then books which you are reading
for other parts of syllabus. They have low input-output ratio.
So I have made notes using all these books, which will take less of your
time.

 Start reading by “an introduction to political theory” by op guaba.try

to complete this book at least once before we start our classes. Skip
read chpt-3[interdisciplinary perspective] and chptr 9 [challenges to
sovereignty].

 I will explain you ‘What to read and what to skip’ for other books
later when class start.