CUET PG Political Science 2025 Online Course.

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Details of Course!

PADHO TO AISE CUET PG Online Course Review

Who can enroll?: MA Political Science Entrance Aspirants.

This course will help to Crack the following Entrance Examinations:

  • JNU (POLM, PISM)

  • Delhi University 

  • BHU 

  • Hyderabad Central University 

  • Pondicherry University 

  • All other Universities that are part of CUET PG.

  • South Asian University

  • Jamia Milia Islamia

  • CPET (Common PG Entrance Test) Odisha- 2025

  • Cotton University, Assam

  • Gauhati University, Assam

  • Dibrugarh University, Assam

CUET PG Political Science 2025 Syllabus

Note: Apart from the prescribed syllabus; the questions are also asked from other topics. Which we are going to learn in this particular course.
For Example in Political Theory: Liberalism, Socialism, Anarchism, Post-Modernism, Post-Colonialism, Multiculturalism, and many more topics are not mentioned. However, plenty of questions are asked of them.
 For Example in International Relations: Constructivism, Marxism, Critical Theory, Human Security School, Feminism, Game Theory, and many more are not mentioned in the syllabus. However, plenty of questions are asked of them.

In a similar manner in every domain of Political Political Science such as Western Political Thought, Comparative Politics, Indian Political Thought we are supposed to learn more than the prescribed syllabus.

 The Complete Official Syllabus of CUET PG published by NTA is given below. Scroll Down to See.
 

Why to Join PADHO TO AISE CUET PG Batch?

  • Concept, Knowledge & Understanding

    I know many Political Science Graduates and Post Graduates. They are struggling for employment or cracking any exam, which is even related to the Political Science domain. There is no need to explain why this is happening, the plain reason is the lack of knowledge and understanding of the subject. Dear Aspirants, you know what they teach you in your college for your knowledge, there is no need to highlight the education system of India. You people study two days before the paper and pass your semester exams. In fact, some of you are also scoring good marks. But in real life, the knowledge is appreciated more than the marks. In this course. You will develop your understanding, concept, and knowledge in this particular subject. Which will ultimately empower you.

  • Admission in Central University

    Definitely, this course is intended to qualify for the CUET PG Political Science 2025 Exam for various Universities. Last Year, almost every student qualified for a Central University such as JNU, DU, JMI, BHU, SAU, HCU, and many more. Some of them were intended to enroll in their best State Universities such as Cotton University and Gauhati University in Assam and many popular universities in Odisha through CPET.

  • Foundation for UPSC PSIR

    Most of you are Civil Services Aspirants and may have decided to choose Political Science and International Relations as your Optional in UPSC Examination. However, when you enroll in any coaching for PSIR pay 50 to 60 thousand rupees. You may not understand that completely which leads to anxiety, depression, and sometimes even an inferiority complex. It is ironic that despite being a Political Science Graduate you are unable to comprehend. This is due to a lack of basic knowledge in Political Science. In this course we will touch most of the topics of PSIR, and you will have a basic knowledge beforehand. Which will make your UPSC Journey smooth and easy.

  • Foundation for UGC NET JRF

    Cracking the UGC NET JRF Political Science Exam is not just an academic milestone; it's the minimum criterion for aspiring Assistant Professors in India. One can appear in UGC NET JRF after getting enrolled in MA Political Science. After completing your Master's in Political Science, this exam becomes your gateway. Achieving JRF status opens numerous doors, including eligibility for a monthly stipend of ₹40,000 upon enrolling in a Ph.D. program. This financial support helps ease the financial burden of pursuing further studies. Moreover, it sets you on a path to academic excellence, enabling you to pursue a Ph.D., bolstering career prospects, and fostering a deeper understanding of political issues. It's a significant step toward a fulfilling and impactful career in academia.

  • Better Answer Writing in Semester V & VI.

    Most of the thinkers in Western Political Thought prescribed in your CUET PG Syllabus is common in Semester 5 and 6. Deep Knowledge, unique quotations, and extraordinary facts related to those thinkers will definitely help you to fetch better marks in your finals.

Features of CUET PG Political Science Batch.

  • Recorded Lectures

    In this course, we are providing you with more than 100 concept lectures, which will empower you in Political Science and will ensure your success in CUET PG, JMI, SAU, and more.

  • Live Lectures for Questions & Doubts

    We are going to discuss 15 important questions from each lecture so that you can evaluate your concepts. Do not worry about doubts, you can also ask doubts in the same lecture.

  • Theme-Wise Mock Test with Video Analysis

    We are also providing a Theme-Wise Mock Test to make to better by more practice. We are offering more than 10 Theme-Wise Mocks. You can attempt them and in case of doubt, you can watch video analysis related to them.

  • Test Series with Video Analysis

    We will also provide 10 full mocks for better results based on the latest pattern of CUET PG. You can attempt them and in case of doubt you can also watch the analysis video.

  • PDF Notes

    We also provide PDF Notes after every class in our official Telegram Group.

  • Special Content for SAU (South Asian University)

    Apart from CUET PG, this is an integrated batch for SAU, JMI, AMU, Cotton University, Gauhati University, Dibrugarh University and CPET

Complete Syllabus of CUET PG Political Science

1. a. Western Political Philosophy:

  • Plato
  • Aristotle 
  • Machiavelli 
  • Hobbes 
  • Locke 
  • Rousseau 
  • J.S. Mill 
  •  Karl Marx 
  • John Rawls 

 b. Modern Indian Political Thought: 

  •  Ram Mohan Roy 
  • Gandhi 
  • Ambedkar 
  • Savarkar 
  • Kautilya 

c. Political theory: 

  • Concepts of liberty 
  • Equality 
  • Justice 
  • Sovereignty 
  • Citizenship and Gender 
  • Democracy 
  • Human Rights
  • State 
  • Contemporary Issues 
  • Feminism Ideology 
 
  • d. International Relations: 
  • a. Realism & Liberalism
  • b. Cold War politics
  • c. NAM, SAARC, UNO, ASEAN, EU
  • d. India’s foreign policy particularly with China
  • e. Pakistan and USA.
 
  • e. Indian Government and Politics:
  • a. Preamble
  • b. Making of the Constituent Assembly
  • c. Constitutional Provisions
  • d. Parliament
  • e. Cabinet
  • f. Prime Minister
  • g. President h. Fundamental Rights
  • i. Fundamental Duties
  • j. Directive Principles of State Policy
  • k. Amendments
  • l. Governor
  • m. State Government
  •  n. Federalism
  •  o. Political Parties (National and Regional)
  • p. Elections
  • q. Local Government
  • r. Judiciary
  • s. Governance
 
  • f. Comparative Government and Politics
  • a. Political Culture
  • b. Political Parties
  • c. Electoral Systems
  • d. Approaches/ Models
  • e. Types of Regimes
 
 
  • g. Public Policies in India
  • a. Models
  • b. Process
  • c. Types
 
  • 2. General issues of contemporary relevance. 
  • Global Justice
  • Nationalism
  • Climate Change

What you will get in the course?

 

Free Lectures for Demo.

Note! Paid Batch Students should also watch the Free Demo Lectures for a better understanding of Political Science.

  1. Basics of Political Science Lecture 1. Click Here
  2. Basics of Political Science Lecture 2. Click Here
  3. Basics of Political Science Lecture 3. Click Here

Only for Paid Batch Students. (What You are Going to Get?)

Miscellaneous Topics

  1. Important Committees and Commissions in India.
  2. Scholarly Comments on Indian Political System.

Political Theory

  1. Liberalism Part 1.
  2. Liberalism Part 2.
  3. Liberalism Part 3.
  4. Socialism Part 1.
  5. Socialism Part 2.
  6. Socialism Part 3.
  7. Anarchism.
  8. Post-Modernism, Post Colonialism, Multiculturalism, Communitarianism.
  9. Feminist Ideology.
  10. Equality.
  11. Justice John Rawls.
  12. Justice Part 2.
  13.  Democracy and Electoral System Part 1.
  14. Democracy & Electoral System Part 2.
  15. Democracy and Electoral System Part 3.
  16. Citizenship and Sovereignty Part-1.
  17. Sovereignty Part 2.
  18. Human Rights.
  19. State.
Note!: In Liberty, we are not suppose to study a different concept, this is just he compilation of all the thinkers which we already have done in our syllabus. Therefore, I am providing this lecture at the end, so that you could easily understand it. So do not get confuse with numbering. I have numbered to keep the track of total number of lectures.
  1. Liberty Part 1.
  2. Liberty Part 2.

Western Political Thought

  1. Plato Part-1.
  2. Plato Part-2. 
  3. Aristotle Part-1.
  4. Aristotle Part-2.
  5. Machiavelli Part-1.
  6. Machiavelli Part-2.
  7. Thomas Hobbes Part-1.
  8. Thomas Hobbes Part-2.
  9. John Locke. Part-1
  10. John Locke. Part-2
  11. Rousseau. Part-1
  12. Rousseau Part-2
  13. J.S Mill Part-1.
  14. J.S Mill Part-2.
Note: Karl Marx, Mao Zedong and Lenin are covered in the topic Marxism. On the other hand, John Rawls is covered the topic of justice.

 

Public Administration

  1. Evolution of Public Administration, New Public Administration, New Public Management, New Public Service.
  2. Theories of Public Administration  Taylor, Fayol, Gulick, Urwick, Follet.
  3. Human Relation Theory & Decision Making Theory Elton Mayo, Chester Bernard, Herbert Simon.
  4. New Human Relation Theory, Ecological Theory, Abraham Maslow, Chris Argyris, McGregor, Herzberg, F.W Riggs.
  5. Public Administration Miscellaneous, One Liners Part-1.
  6. Public Administration Miscellaneous, One Liners Part-2, Public Policy Process.
  7. Public Policy: Models, Approaches, Theories.

Comparative Politics

  1. Introduction to Comparative Politics and its Approaches.
  2. Political Culture Approach.
  3. System Approach, Structural-Functional Approach, Political Development Approach.
  4. Political Modernization Approach, Interest Group, Pressure Group, New Social Movements.
  5. New Institutionalism and Political Parties.
  6. Political Parties Models,Party System, End of Ideology, End of History and Decline of Political Theory.
Attention Guys!
  1. This Lecture was completed separately in serial order 79. Do not get confuse. This is also not that relevant for CUET PG. Political Regimes.

 

Indian Political Thought

Note! I have covered some more thinkers which are not the part of CUET PG official Syllabus, however, occasionally questions are asked from them, so do not skip them, also they are the part of PSIR Syllabus, Watching lecture will be more fruitful rather than going through PDF Notes.
  1. MK Gandhi.
  2. Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar and Pandita Ramabai.
  3. Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Veer Savarkar, Aurobindo Ghosh, Ram Manohar Lohia, J.L Nehru, MN Roy (Only Contains important facts for CUET PG, also relevant for UGC NET, not for BA/MA Answer Writing).
  4. Political Thought of Kautilya.

 

Part-2 of CUET PG Syllabus.(General Issues of Contemporary Relevance.

 

  1. Global Politics and Global Justice.
  2. Climate Change.
  3. Nationalism.

Indian Government and Politics

 

  1. Introduction to Indian Polity Part-1  (Basic Concepts-Must Watch).
  2. Introduction to Indian Part-2, Important Articles, Parts of Indian Constitution and Sources of Indian Constitution.
  3. Making of Indian Constitution.
  4. Preamble.
  5. Union Legislature (Parliament Part-1).
  6. Union Legislature (Parliament Part-2).
  7. Union Executive (President).
  8. Union Executive (Vice President, PM & Council of Minister).
  9. Judiciary (Supreme Court Part-1).
  10. Judiciary (Supreme Court Part-2).
  11. State Executive (Governor).
  12. State Legislature (Vidhan Sabha & Vidhan Parishad).
  13. Judiciary(High Courts, here I also have discussed about CM & his Council of Ministers).
  14. Political Parties (National & Regional, we also discussed evolution of Indian Politics Post-1947).
  15. Elections (Election Commission of India).
  16. Fundamental Rights.
  17. DPSP.
  18. Fundamental Duties.
  19. Federalism.
  20. Amendments.
  21. Local Government (Composition of PRIs).
  22. Local Government (Panchayati Raj Provisions).
  23. Local Government (Structure & Composition of Municipality).
  24. Local Government (Municipality in detail).
  25. Governance (Major Statutory & Non-Statutory Bodies in India).
  26. This Lecture belongs to Comparative Politics, Check above in Comparative Politics Section, was discussed later on in Class.

International Relations

 

  1. Introduction to International Relations & its Evolution.
  2. Realism.
  3. Liberalism & Neo Realism.
  4. Game Theory in International Relations & Neo Liberalism Part-1.
  5. Neo Liberalism Concluded & English School in IR.
  6. Constructivism, Post-Colonialism, Post-Modernism & Human Security School in IR.
  7. Feminism, Marxism and Dependency Theory.
  8. Critical Theory in IR.
  9. Chronology of Cold War.
  10. Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaties in Cold War & After.
  11. International Organizations Part-1.
  12. International Organization Part-2.
  13. International Organization Part-3.
  14. India-China Relations.
  15. India-Pakistan & India-US Relations.
Note!: In Liberty, we are not suppose to study a different concept, this is just he compilation of all the thinkers which we already have done in our syllabus. Therefore, I am providing this lecture at the end, so that you could easily understand it.
  1. Liberty Part-1. See Political Theory Section. This Lecture was pending and have been included in the end.
  2. Liberty Part-2. See Political Theory Section. This Lecture was pending and have been included in the end.
Attention Guys!
Some of one liners from India’s Foreign Policy are important for SAU, same has been discussed in question practice for my SAU aspirants.
Paid Question Practice Sessions for my batch students are given below. Question Practice for CUET PG is as important as concepts.
 

What else you will get in the Course?

You will get video analysis of questions to ensure your success.

In this Course you will be able to access 100+ Concept Lectures as given in the list above.

You will get video analysis of the questions mentioned below.

UGC NET JRF Question Paper Solutions 2004 to 2011

  1. UGC NET JRF December 2004.

  2. UGC NET JRF June 2005.

  3. UGC NET JRF December 2005.

  4. UGC NET JRF June 2006.

  5. UGC NET JRF December 2006.

  6. UGC NET JRF June 2007.

  7. UGC NET JRF December 2007.

  8. UGC NET JRF June 2008.

  9. UGC NET JRF December 2008.

  10. UGC NET JRF June 2009.

  11. UGC NET JRF December 2009.

  12. UGC NET JRF June 2010.

  13. UGC NET JRF December 2010.

  14. UGC NET JRF June 2011.

  15. UGC NET JRF December 2011.

 

My students have been successful in Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Entrance Examination in the last many years. PADHO TO AISE batch has been blessed with a lot of Jamia Milia Islamia toppers. Thus, apart from CUET PG, we focus equally on Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Entrance Exams. Therefore, you will also get Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Past Paper Analysis with accurate answers in the batch.

Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Entrance Previous Year Question Paper Solution & Discussion. 2016 to 2023

Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Entrance Previous Year Question Paper 2016.

Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Entrance Previous Year Question Paper 2017.

Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Entrance Previous Year Question Paper 2018.

Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Entrance Previous Year Question Paper 2019 Part-1 Question 1 to Question 60.

Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Entrance Previous Year Question Paper 2019 Part-2 Question 61 to 100.

Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Entrance Previous Year Question Paper 2020 Part-1 Question 1 to Question 60.

Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Entrance Previous Year Question Paper 2020 Part-2 Question 61 to 100

Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Entrance Previous Year Question Paper 2021.

Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Entrance Previous Year Question Paper 2022.

Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Entrance Previous Year Question Paper 2023.

Jamia Milia Islamia MA Political Science Entrance Previous Year Question Paper 2024. (Coming Soon).

You will also get Theme-Wise Mock Tests to practice.

1. Indian Political Thought: 100 Questions.

2. International Relations Mock-1: 100 Questions.

3. International Relations Mock-2: 105 Questions.

4. Public Administration: 165 Questions.

5. Comparative Politics: 100 Questions.

6. Political Theory: 120 Questions

7. Comments on the Indian Political System: 100 Questions.

8. Western Political Thought: 100 Questions.

9. Western Political Thought: 100 Questions.

10. Indian Polity: 100 Questions.

11. Indian Polity: 102 Questions.

10 Full Mocks

1. CUET PG Full Mock Test-1: 75 Questions.

2. CUET PG Full Mock Test-2: 75 Questions.

3. CUET PG Full Mock Test-3: 75 Questions.

4. CUET PG Full Mock Test-4: 100 Questions.

5. CUET PG Full Mock Test-5: 100 Questions.

6. CUET PG Full Mock Test-6: 100 Questions.

7. CUET PG Full Mock Test-7: 75 Questions

8. CUET PG Full Mock Test-8: 75 Questions

9. CUET PG Full Mock Test-9: 75 Questions

10. CUET PG Full Mock Test-10: 75 Questions