Syllabus for Humanities/Arts - Political Science CUET Preparation1. Introduction to Political Science:
- Definition, nature, scope, and importance of Political Science
- Approaches and methods in Political Science
- Relation of Political Science with other social sciences
2. Political Theory:
- Key concepts and theories in Political Science
- Major political thinkers and their contributions
- Ideologies and their relevance in contemporary politics
3. Political Systems and Institutions:
- Comparative study of different political systems (democracy, socialism, communism, etc.)
- Structure and functioning of political institutions (legislature, executive, judiciary, etc.)
- Role of bureaucracy and civil society in political systems
4. International Relations:
- Concepts and theories in international relations
- Major theories of international relations (realism, liberalism, constructivism, etc.)
- Global governance and international organizations
5. Comparative Politics:
- Comparative study of political systems and institutions
- Comparative analysis of political parties, electoral systems, and political ideologies
- Case studies on different countries and regions
6. Political Economy:
- Relationship between politics and economics
- Theories of political economy (Marxism, neoliberalism, etc.)
- Economic policies and their impact on society and politics
7. Public Administration:
- Introduction to public administration
- Bureaucracy and public policy-making process
- Challenges and reforms in public administration
8. Politics in India since Independence:
- Evolution of Indian political system
- Major political events and movements in post-independence India
- Constitution, federalism, and governance in India
Syllabus for Humanities/Arts - Contemporary World Politics1. Introduction to Contemporary World Politics:
- Definition, nature, and scope of contemporary world politics
- Key concepts and theories in international relations
- Major issues and challenges in contemporary world politics
2. Global Governance and International Organizations:
- The role and functioning of international organizations (UN, IMF, World Bank, etc.)
- Global governance and its challenges
- International cooperation and conflict resolution
3. International Political Economy:
- Theories of international political economy
- Globalization and its impact on the world economy
- Trade, finance, and development issues
4. Global Security:
- Major theories of international security
- Arms control and disarmament
- Terrorism, regional conflicts, and global security challenges
5. Human Rights and Humanitarian Intervention:
- Concept of human rights and its evolution
- International human rights regimes and mechanisms
- Humanitarian intervention and the responsibility to protect
6. Global Environmental Politics:
- Environmental challenges and their global implications
- International environmental agreements and initiatives
- Sustainable development and climate change
7. Regional Politics:
- Study of major regions (e.g. Europe, Asia, Africa, etc.)
- Regional integration and cooperation
- Regional conflicts and their impact on global politics
Syllabus for Humanities/Arts - Politics in India since Independence1. Introduction to Indian Politics:
- Evolution of Indian political system
- Key features of Indian democracy
- Challenges and prospects of Indian politics
2. Indian Constitution and Governance:
- Salient features of the Indian Constitution
- Fundamental rights and duties
- Structure and functioning of Indian governance
3. Political Parties and Electoral Politics:
- Major political parties in India
- Electoral system and politics
- Role of money, media, and caste in Indian elections
4. Federalism and Centre-State Relations:
- Division of powers between the center and states
- Issues and challenges in center-state relations
- Role of governors and inter-state relations
5. Social and Political Movements:
- Major social and political movements in post-independence India
- Impact of social movements on Indian politics
- Dalit, women, and minority movements
6. Public Policy and Development:
- Public policy-making process in India
- Policies for economic development and social welfare
- Challenges and reforms in public administration
7. Politics and Society:
- Caste, religion, and identity politics in India
- Political representation and reservation policies
- Communalism, secularism, and pluralism in Indian society
Syllabus for Humanities/Arts - Mock Test Series1. Comprehensive Mock Tests:
- Full-length mock tests covering all topics in the syllabus
- Timed tests to simulate the real exam conditions
- Detailed answer keys and explanations for self-evaluation
2. Section-wise Mock Tests:
- Mock tests focusing on specific sections or topics
- Practice questions to enhance understanding and retention
- Analyzing strengths and weaknesses in each section
3. Previous Year Question Papers:
- Solving and analyzing previous year question papers
- Identifying important topics and trends in the exam
- Enhancing problem-solving skills and exam strategy
4. Mock Interviews and Group Discussions:
- Simulated interview and group discussion sessions
- Enhancing communication and presentation skills
- Getting feedback and guidance from experts
5. Personalized Study Plans:
- Tailored study plans based on individual strengths and weaknesses
- Regular feedback and guidance for improvement
- Tracking progress and adjusting study strategies accordingly
6. Online Test Platform:
- Access to an online test platform for practicing mock tests
- Instant scoring and performance analysis
- Allowing flexibility and convenience in test-taking
Note: This syllabus is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the subjects and prepare students for the respective exams. It is important to refer to the official exam syllabus and guidelines for specific details and requirements.
This course is helpful for the following exams: Humanities/Arts, CUET, CUET Humanities