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Is it advisable for an aspirant to opt for Political science without having any prior knowledge in the subject? What are the chances of getting a decent score? (120 plus) and what are the chances of complete disaster? (failing the subject)
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If you are intending for css 2016, never go for it without having any background, the syllabus is now lengthy. But if you are css 2017 aspirant, you can go for it without having any past studies and all you need to do is hardworking.
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Is it advisable for an aspirant to opt for Political science without having any prior knowledge in the subject? What are the chances of getting a decent score? (120 plus) and what are the chances of complete disaster? (failing the subject)
i will also suggest don't opt this subject without having its background.
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i must say that today time is changed;
go for the political science, you will explore the joy of political thoughts;
there are video lectures on political thought by yale university; these are all free just took one day and by simple notes you will cover total area of western thoughts. do it in this way. here you go.
http://oyc.yale.edu/political-science/plsc-114#sessions
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Is it advisable for an aspirant to opt for Political science without having any prior knowledge in the subject? What are the chances of getting a decent score? (120 plus) and what are the chances of complete disaster? (failing the subject)
Never ever do the same. Pol sc is already considered as low scoring and should not be opted unless one has masters degree in it.
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