Education and Career Forum

I am MA Political Science student and have applied for NET. After completing the NET exam what is the detailed procedure for doing PhD? Which are the topics available for PhD?

Those candidates who have completed masters degree in Political Science with a minimum of 55% marks from any recognized university are eligible to do PhD in the relevant discipline. Eligible candidates are required to appear and qualify in UGC-NET entrance exam, qualifying in which they can take admission into their respective PhD course.
After completing NET exam, you will be given admission on the basis of your NET score. So, you can apply for admission in a particular university, when the admission notification is released by that university on the basis of your NET score.
A Postgraduate with Political Science can choose the following topics for PhD course:
>Media and Politics
>Civil Society
>Models of Democracy
>Ethnic and Politics
>Race, Ethnicity and Politics

Since, you have completed your Masters degree in Political Science, you are eligible to opt for the Ph.D course. After qualifying in the NET examination, you can apply in different Universities offering the Ph.D course in the above mentioned field to study from there.

Below I have listed some of the topics available for doing Ph.D in Political Science, just have a look over it.

Media and Politics
Balance of Power
Models of Democracy
Civil Society
Nationalism
Leadership and Decision Making
Socialism in the developing world etc.