Can I pursue BA in International Relations after completing Class 12 in Science stream?

Yes, ofcourse you are eligible to take admission, you have to clear the entrance examination conducted by various colleges.

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As of now, most of the universities in India offer Masters program in International relations and there the minimum eligibility criteria is 10+2+3 from a recognised university. The universities conduct their own entrance test for admission in international relations. The best universities for International Relations are - 1) Jawahar Lal Nehru University, New Delhi - The school of international studies offers a MA in international relations. The University conducts its own entrance exam for admission in the course. Graduates in any discipline with 50% marks are eligible for applying for the course. 2) Jadavpur University, Kolkata- The department of international relations offers 2 year MA in Political Science with specialisation in International relations. 3) Delhi University - It offers a MA in Political Science with specialisation in International relations. 4) Christ University, Bengaluru- It offers a MA in International relations 5) Symbiosis Center Of International Relations

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Absolutely, you are eligible for admission in International Relations subject regardless of your stream in class 12th or graduation. International Relations are indeed a very demandable course. And due to its excessive demand, students from every stream are willing to take admission in IR. At post graduation level, the eligibility criteria is quite easy. You must have to qualify your academic pattern in 10+2+3 pattern from a recognised board. There is no minimum age requirements in this course. And entrance exam is predominately depends upon university /college. However, for doing international Relations at graduation level, you just have to qualify your 12th with excellent grades (so that you can crack the general cutoff). For doing BA in specialization in IR, my advise is to go for Jawaharlal Nehru university. Hope this helps. Best of luck.

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International relations are one of those subjects that are really hard to teach. Yet it has a hell lot importance in the present day society. Our society is greatly dependent on one another and so is our country. Even at the grass root level, every sector is dependent on the other sector in some way or the other. That is the reason that so many courses of various level are being offered in International relations, and one of them being Bachelors in international relations. Under this Bachelor level course, one is taught about the various ways of maintaining a healthy relation abiding by the various rules. Maintaining a relation might sound easy but is quite tough and the ways to simplify it is taught under this course. One needs to be 10 + 2 passed in order to be eligible for this course of Bachelor of international relations. The candidate should have English as a main language in their 10 + 2 examinations. The 10 + 2 passing certificate should be of a well recognised educational board of India.

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<p>International Relations can be called as an interdisciplinary course. This indicates that 10+2 in any stream is accepted as eligibility for admission to graduation in International Relations. This is only the technical eligibility. This is an out of the box course and I suggest only those students who have interest and passion in this and other related subjects only should seek admission in this course. As in this course whole gamut of issues and subjects related to this like politics, sociology, military studies, currency, trade deficits, economics, etc. are also taken up for studies, students should have interest in learning all these diverse subjects under one roof. However let me assure you all that it normally is a wholesome experience and would be cherished forever. To conclude I would say that, even if eligibility is only 10+2 in any stream, students should have passion for obtaining knowledge.</p>

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