Ramchandra Chandravansi University BA Political Science FAQs
Ques. What subjects are taught in BA Political Science at RCU?
Ans. The BA Political Science programme at RCU covers Indian Government and Politics, International Relations, Comparative Politics, Public Administration, Political Theory, and Constitutional Law across three years. Students also study elective papers that may include local self-government, political sociology, and Jharkhand state politics depending on the semester curriculum. The programme builds both theoretical grounding and applied understanding of democratic institutions.
Ques. Is BA Political Science from RCU recognised for government job applications?
Ans. Yes. RCU is a UGC-recognised private university in Jharkhand. The BA Political Science degree is accepted for state and central government job applications, including Jharkhand Public Service Commission examinations, SSC, and bank recruitment. The degree is also valid for postgraduate admissions at recognised universities across India.
Ques. What is the total fee for BA Political Science at RCU?
Ans. The total fee for the 3-year BA Political Science programme is INR 15,500. This includes annual tuition of INR 1,000 per year, examination fee of INR 1,600 per semester, and one-time first-year charges of INR 2,900 covering prospectus, admission, and registration. All BA specialisations at RCU carry an identical fee structure.
Ques. What are the career options after BA Political Science from RCU?
Ans. Graduates can pursue careers in civil services, journalism, law, teaching, and social work. Many students appear for UPSC and JPSC competitive examinations. Others join NGOs, pursue LLB for a legal career, or enter political research. Postgraduate options include MA Political Science, MA Public Administration, and MBA, all of which accept BA graduates from UGC-recognised universities.
Ques. Can BA Political Science students from RCU apply for MA at other universities?
Ans. Yes. A BA Political Science degree from RCU is UGC-recognised and accepted for MA admissions at universities across India. Candidates must meet each institution’s minimum percentage requirement, typically 50% marks at the undergraduate level. Central universities may require CUET scores for MA admissions, while state universities generally conduct their own entrance tests or admission on merit.


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