The Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration, Political Science, and History is an interdisciplinary program designed to provide students with a deep understanding of the mechanisms that shape government policies, political dynamics, and historical contexts. This course emphasizes critical thinking, analytical skills, and practical knowledge necessary to navigate and influence the complex world of public administration, political theory, and historical research. Students will engage with a variety of theoretical frameworks and real-world case studies, preparing them for a diverse range of careers in public service, law, education, and beyond.
The BA in Public Administration, Political Science, and History provides a multidisciplinary education that prepares students for a diverse range of professional opportunities. By integrating these three fields, the program fosters critical thinking, analytical skills, and a comprehensive understanding of how historical contexts, political systems, and administrative processes intersect and influence each other. Graduates will be well-equipped to address complex societal issues, contribute to effective Administration, and bring historical insights to contemporary policy-making and public administration. This program is ideal for those aspiring to make significant impacts in the public, private, and academic sectors, leveraging their understanding of Administration, political structures, and historical contexts.
Interdisciplinary Approach: Integrates public administration, political science, and history for a comprehensive understanding of societal structures.
Experienced Faculty: Learn from seasoned professionals and academics with real-world experience.
Hands-On Learning: Opportunities for internships, field trips, and research projects.
Global Perspective: Curriculum includes global case studies and comparative politics.
Career Readiness: Focused on developing skills for various career paths in public and private sectors.
First Year | Subject Code |
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Semester I | |
English – A Course in Communication and Soft Skills | 101ENG21 |
Second Language – Telugu – Pracheena Telugu Kavithvam | 102TEL21 |
Second Language – Hindi - Prose | 102HIN21 |
Second Language – Sanskrit – Prose, Poetry & Grammar | 102SAN21 |
Life Skill Course : Human Values and Professional Ethics | 103LSA21 |
Skill Development Courses : Public Relations | 104SDE21 |
Part – II | |
Pub. Adm.: Introduction to Public Administration | 109PAD21 |
Politics : Introduction to Political Science | 107POL21 |
History : Ancient Indian History & Culture (From Indus Valley Civil. to 13 Century A.D) | 106HIS21 |
First Year | Subject Code |
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Semester II | |
English – A Course in Reading & Writing Skills | 201ENG21 |
Second Language – Telugu – Aadhunika Telugu Sahityam | 202TEL21 |
Second Language – Hindi - Prose | 202HIN21 |
Second Language – Sanskrit – Prose, Poetry & Grammar | 202SAN21 |
Life Skill Course : Indian Culture and Science | 203LSB21 |
Skill Development - Paper – 1 :Survey & Reporting | 204SDF21 |
Skill Development - Paper – 2 : Social Work | 205SDG21 |
Part – II | |
Pub. Adm.: Theories of Public Administration | 210PAD21 |
Politics -2 : Basic Organs of the Government | 208POL21 |
History -2 : Medieval Indian History & Culture (1206 A.D To 1764 A.D) | 207HIS21 |
Second year | Subject Code |
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Semester III | |
English – A Course in Conversational Skills | 301ENG21 |
Second Language – Telugu- Srujanathmaka Rachana | 302TEL21 |
Second Language – Hindi - Poetry | 302HIN21 |
Second Language – Sanskrit -Drama, Upanishad, Alankara and History of Literature | 302SAN21 |
Life Skill Course : Personality Development and Leadership | 303LSC21 |
Life Skill Course : Environmental Education | 304LSD21 |
Skill Development : Financial Markets | 305SDH21 |
Part – II | |
Pub. Adm.: Indian Administration | 310PAD21 |
Politics - 3: Indian Government and Politics | 308POL21 |
History -3 : Modern Indian History & Culture (1764- 1947 A. D) | 307HIS21 |
Second year | Subject Code |
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Semester IV | |
Pub. Adm.: Indian Administration – Emerging Issues | 409PADS21 |
Pub. Adm.: E- Administration in India | 410PAD21 |
Politics - 4 : Indian Political Process | 405POL21 |
Politics – 5 : Western Political Thought | 406POL21 |
History - 4 : History & Culture of Andhra (from 1512 to 1956 AD) | 403HIS21 |
History - 5: History Of Modern World (From 15th Cent. AD to 1945 AD) | 404HIS21 |
Third Year | Subject Code |
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Semester V | |
Skill Enhancement course | 509PAE21 |
Skill Enhancement course | 510PAE21 |
History: | |
Skill Enhancement course | 505PSE21 |
Skill Enhancement course | 506PSE21 |
Politics: | |
Skill Enhancement course | 503HSE21 |
Skill Enhancement course | 504HSE21 |
Third Year | Subject Code |
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Semester VI | |
Economics | THIRD PHASE of APPRENTICESHIP Entire 5th / 6th Semester |
Politics | |
History | |
Economics | FIRST and SECOND PHASES (2 spells) of APPRENTICESHIP Between 1st and 2nd year and between 2nd and 3rd year (two summer vacations). |
Politics | |
History |
Type of Fees* | Domestic students | Mode of payment |
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First Year (Sem1+Sem2) Fee | Rs. 4,880 | Online / DD |
Second Year (Sem3+Sem4) Fee | Rs. 5,090 | - |
Third Year (Sem5+Sem6) Fee | Rs. 7,340 | - |
Graduates of the BA (Public Administration, Political Science, History) program have various career pathways available to them. They can pursue roles in government agencies, non-profit organizations, political parties, international organizations, research institutions, and more, including those accessed through distance education courses . Specific career options include public administration, policy analysis, political consulting, diplomatic service, historical research, journalism, and advocacy.
The duration of the BA program in Public Administration, Political Science, History is 3 Years (6 Semesters)
The interested students need to meet the ODL BA (Public Administration, Political Science, History) course eligibility criteria set by the university. Get in touch for more details on the eligibility criteria: Passed 10 +2 from a recognized board.
The program stays abreast of current trends and developments in history, public administration, and politics through various means. This includes regularly updating course materials to reflect the latest research, historical events, and global events. Additionally, faculty members often bring real-world experience and expertise into the classroom, providing students with insights into contemporary issues. ODL platforms, guest lectures, workshops, and seminars may also be utilized to engage students with current affairs and emerging topics in these fields.