PaRCha - JNU - All Organisations - 2002 ID-42438
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·Z: OI t t tl'e ('oml.llitte~ .:o.1~1ltuted t>y tht ·'\cddcmic C ou,cil to <'L'Ihod ,~r cl "' ":'·'~ Ill tlo,· .
'<\~{\Cla~tHH.fthe exis' ·1g MA Pohucs (11 itP specialisation in lmer nut i<m:o I ~tudic:s) "' i\11.\ :PJlitka~ SL·ience, \\il·r. specialisatwn m Internaional Studies). .
Th·:· \, .;denlie Cii'o1 !'. ) Jain. JI 1 Chain11an .
Prof l h. \ 1ukhe.; . Dean ~IS .
Prof Pt :1bhat Patt 1 ik, Dean, SSS .
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The Commi[tee d·: iberated at length in the meetings held on IO'" lkccmber, JO'" !)~er ::! 00 ~ and 7'f. January 2003. The Cornmi ttee also in vikd Chnirpcr son. eP$/Si:S, Grot p lnch3rgc 1\tA Programme, SIS to present their views: .
The SI:;, provl(led urse .:untents fhr the MA Degree in Political Science as well ns n H(\fl .
\>Jl eo.t.!fSt-titie~ a.ld tours e contents. .
The Ch, i ,>et son, { PS, ex:Jlained in detail the contents of the note prepared by h(~f~nd the ltwb,trl'~ -:0.1. A Programme SIS elucidated the contents and spirit of M \ Politics Pf\>f\fol f he respective Deans of Schools then summanst'J theu· vnrious <tandpoim~ After protra,~!ed deliberations, a consensus emerged that although thoro wii'!i .,u,t;: academicoOl'er!ao of the tw0 MA programmes, essentially th~y wew two dilli:r<Jfll.
<'nurses in oonh··nt a1d spirit. · .
fhe probl~ms of p acement of SIS MA Politics (PIS) students was discussed. II wa~ tmckrlineg that to datt: students obtaining the M .A (PIS) degree hn vc bt:cn udmi l i<·d tr. P<htioal Scit'lll:e mseHtch cfe@ree programmes all over the world and l!lllployccl "" lf'~;,'h~r$ m a huge munb"r of ui'L.versitit's in India The MA (PIS) students had CHrlict quoht11·d l!! tlw NHT/JRF examiuations tn Political Swmce. Howevc1. the UGC h:t~ F,ft'Qtnt ., 11 d· 1\ (le~m11·h. 1,. ·d i\ I \ (PI 3) stuc ents from Appeanng m the NET/JR F ex. .
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PRO!'. h. P JAlN ~-PROF. I.N, I\1{JJ<f1ER.II.
So<:\--PROF. PRAB ll i\T P,\ '1 N \IK 07 Janunry 7001 .
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PaRCha - JNU - All Organisations - 2002 ID-42438
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·-1; -.
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·Z: OI t t tl'e ('oml.llitte~ .:o.1~1ltuted t>y tht ·'\cddcmic C ou,cil to <'L'Ihod ,~r cl "' ":'·'~ Ill tlo,· .
'<\~{\Cla~tHH.fthe exis' ·1g MA Pohucs (11 itP specialisation in lmer nut i<m:o I ~tudic:s) "' i\11.\ :PJlitka~ SL·ience, \\il·r. specialisatwn m Internaional Studies). .
Th·:· \, .;denlie Cii'o1 !'. ) Jain. JI 1 Chain11an .
Prof l h. \ 1ukhe.; . Dean ~IS .
Prof Pt :1bhat Patt 1 ik, Dean, SSS .
.
The Commi[tee d·: iberated at length in the meetings held on IO'" lkccmber, JO'" !)~er ::! 00 ~ and 7'f. January 2003. The Cornmi ttee also in vikd Chnirpcr son. eP$/Si:S, Grot p lnch3rgc 1\tA Programme, SIS to present their views: .
The SI:;, provl(led urse .:untents fhr the MA Degree in Political Science as well ns n H(\fl .
\>Jl eo.t.!fSt-titie~ a.ld tours e contents. .
The Ch, i ,>et son, { PS, ex:Jlained in detail the contents of the note prepared by h(~f~nd the ltwb,trl'~ -:0.1. A Programme SIS elucidated the contents and spirit of M \ Politics Pf\>f\fol f he respective Deans of Schools then summanst'J theu· vnrious <tandpoim~ After protra,~!ed deliberations, a consensus emerged that although thoro wii'!i .,u,t;: academicoOl'er!ao of the tw0 MA programmes, essentially th~y wew two dilli:r<Jfll.
<'nurses in oonh··nt a1d spirit. · .
fhe probl~ms of p acement of SIS MA Politics (PIS) students was discussed. II wa~ tmckrlineg that to datt: students obtaining the M .A (PIS) degree hn vc bt:cn udmi l i<·d tr. P<htioal Scit'lll:e mseHtch cfe@ree programmes all over the world and l!lllployccl "" lf'~;,'h~r$ m a huge munb"r of ui'L.versitit's in India The MA (PIS) students had CHrlict quoht11·d l!! tlw NHT/JRF examiuations tn Political Swmce. Howevc1. the UGC h:t~ F,ft'Qtnt ., 11 d· 1\ (le~m11·h. 1,. ·d i\ I \ (PI 3) stuc ents from Appeanng m the NET/JR F ex. .
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PRO!'. h. P JAlN ~-PROF. I.N, I\1{JJ<f1ER.II.
So<:\--PROF. PRAB ll i\T P,\ '1 N \IK 07 Janunry 7001 .
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