Arihant NTA UGC NET JRF SET Political Science Paper 2 by Gurpreet Kaur and Nandini Sharma is the most updated guide for aspirants. This edition includes 6 solved papers (September 2024 to December 2019) and covers the entire syllabus across 10 units—from political theory and Indian political thought to international relations and public policy. Featuring model papers, exam-oriented theory, and key concepts like federalism, realism, and governance, this book is essential for cracking UGC NET, JRF, and SET examinations. Boost your preparation with authentic practice and conceptual clarity.
September 2024, December 2023, October 2022, November 2021, December 2020, and December 2019—offering six years of authentic practice for NTA UGC NET.
Unit 1 separately covers Liberalism, Marxism, Anarchism, and Conservatism under classical ideologies before moving to contemporary ones like Feminism and Ecologism.
Plato, Aristotle, and Cicero are discussed under Ancient Political Thought, focusing on justice, citizenship, and ideal state concepts.
Yes, Unit 4 includes a dedicated section on colonialism and decolonisation of comparative politics, explaining postcolonial state challenges.
The book covers UN, EU, ASEAN, SAARC, and AU, examining their structure, functions, and India’s engagement with them.
Unit 6 has a full chapter on India’s relations with multipolar world and neighbourhood, covering SAARC, Look East, and China diplomacy.
Climate change, terrorism, migration, cyber security, and human rights are discussed as contemporary global challenges in Unit 5.
Unit 10 devotes an exclusive chapter to grassroots governance, covering Panchayati Raj, 73rd/74th amendments, and rural-urban local bodies.
Yes, Unit 9 on Public Administration connects scientific management, Weber’s bureaucracy, and human relations theories to Indian governance mechanisms.
Unit 8 includes a full chapter on regionalisation of Indian politics, explaining coalition politics, statehood demands, and regional parties.
September 2024, December 2023, October 2022, November 2021, December 2020, and December 2019—offering six years of authentic practice for NTA UGC NET.
Unit 1 separately covers Liberalism, Marxism, Anarchism, and Conservatism under classical ideologies before moving to contemporary ones like Feminism and Ecologism.
Plato, Aristotle, and Cicero are discussed under Ancient Political Thought, focusing on justice, citizenship, and ideal state concepts.
Yes, Unit 4 includes a dedicated section on colonialism and decolonisation of comparative politics, explaining postcolonial state challenges.
The book covers UN, EU, ASEAN, SAARC, and AU, examining their structure, functions, and India’s engagement with them.
Unit 6 has a full chapter on India’s relations with multipolar world and neighbourhood, covering SAARC, Look East, and China diplomacy.
Climate change, terrorism, migration, cyber security, and human rights are discussed as contemporary global challenges in Unit 5.
Unit 10 devotes an exclusive chapter to grassroots governance, covering Panchayati Raj, 73rd/74th amendments, and rural-urban local bodies.
Yes, Unit 9 on Public Administration connects scientific management, Weber’s bureaucracy, and human relations theories to Indian governance mechanisms.
Unit 8 includes a full chapter on regionalisation of Indian politics, explaining coalition politics, statehood demands, and regional parties.