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Candidates should have undergone 10+2+3 (15) or 11+1+3 (15) pattern of study and passed qualifying examinations conducted by the respective State Board or CBSE or any other recognized Board of Education/Exam and UG Degree Exam of the UGC Recognized Universities in any one of the school subjects offered by the Directorate of School Education at the Secondary/ Higher Secondary Educational Level.
The selection of candidates will be on the basis of the marks secured in the qualifying UG/PG Degree Exam. Candidates will be called for counselling in the order of their rank. Based on the rank and rule of reservations, allotment will be made.
Yes, you can do distance B.Ed from Annamalai University.
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Career options after Political Science Honors:
1. Teaching
There is not anything better than preparing young minds for facing the world. Teaching as a very noble profession. If you become a Political Science teacher, then it is no less than a job of political researcher as you have to keep yourself updated with the happenings. Political Science has a lot to do with different ideologies so if you are a teacher and you have genuine love for the subject then you would enjoy taking classes. You may teach at school level after completing your Masters and B.Ed. Or at college level after completing your Ph.D.
2. Government Jobs
I know the competition is tough. But being a Political Science student, don't you think that you deserve government jobs as you have been taught about the functioning of government institutions well. While doing your graduation, you may fill up the form of SSC and start preparing for it.
3. UPSC Union Public Service Commission
This needs to be mentioned separately. Why? Because it is the toughest exam in the country. Around 80% students of for Political Science when they have aim for clearing UPSC. But students from all fields mechanical engineering and humanities appear for UPSC and results have shown at a large number of engineers clear UPSC.
4. Lawyer
Pursuing law after Political Science Honors is also very common. Lawyer is a good profession with high income and respect. You need to do LL.B. And then practice. While studying Political Science, you will get a lot of knowledge about Constitution and different laws which will be very helpful while you are practicing for a lawyer.
5. Social Work
If you like to help others, feel for the people who are suffering, then this is a good option for you. You may join any NGO and work for women children and even animals like stray dogs. Maybe you will not get paid that much, but at the end of the day, there will be satisfaction in your heart and if that feeling matters to you, then social work is the perfect option for you. If you are keen to do social work you can also do it along with your regular job, my taking out sometime from your daily routine. But you may use your political Science degree when dealing with anyone who is stuck in some legal problems.
6. Political Journalist
You can always pursue a course of journalism after studying Political Science, as you will have proper knowledge about politics, there are chances that you can be a good and unbiased political journalist.

The actual course is ICT- information and communication technology and I assume you are thinking the minor in CS to be computer Science. A minor is an addition to the main branch you are studying and you will have to take a couple of courses extra than general ICT students and in DA CS is Computational Science, not computer Science. I being a DA student and knowing about my friends in NITs and other reputed colleges would tell you to prefer DA over NITs because you have given a choice between computer or circuits based branches in your future which makes me guess that you are not sure between the two and when you join DA, the course is structured in a way that we have core courses based on Communication technology and coding and electronics all in one subject. You can choose the branch you want to do in your future based on your total experience. The core courses taught at DA are from Computer Science, Communications, electronics, mathematics, applied physics and humanities. Mathematics and Physics are purely taught as the basics for future computational courses.
Hope this helps.