UGC NET Paper 2 Political Science (Master Batch 2026)

UGC NET Paper 2 Political Science (Master Batch 2026)

Comprehensive NTA UGC NET Master Batch for Political Science covering full updated 2026 syllabus with unit-wise mock test series and mentorship.

2026 Target Batch
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(140 ratings) • 320+ learners enrolled

Created by Boostabrain Senior Academic Faculty & JRF Panel

Bilingual (Hindi + English)
Batch Starts: Upcoming Batch
Validity: 6 Months
Mode: Online Live
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What You Will Get In This Batch

Live & Recorded Classes

Interactive lectures with full HD recordings & multi-speed control

Daily Practice Problems (DPPs)

Unit-wise question sets with step-by-step solutions

Handwritten Notes & Mind Maps

Crisp chapter summaries for rapid last-minute revision

All India CBT Mock Tests

Real NTA test interface with percentile & ranking analysis

Direct Faculty Doubt Clearance

Daily live doubt sessions directly with subject mentors

Full Course Validity

Unrestricted video access and PDF downloads for the batch validity period

Course Description & Overview

Boostabrain Academy's flagship UGC NET Political Science Master Program provides complete conceptual clarity, unit-wise structured modules, live doubt resolution, and high-yield previous year question solvers.

Syllabus & Unit-Wise Structure

100% NTA Exam pattern aligned syllabus

10 Units Covered
  • Concepts – liberty, equality, justice, rights, democracy, power, citizenship
  • Traditions – liberalism, conservatism, socialism, Marxism, feminism, ecologism, multiculturalism, postmodernism
  • Confucius, Plato, Aristotle
  • Machiavelli, Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau
  • Hegel, Mary Wollstonecraft, J.S. Mill, Marx
  • Gramsci, Hannah Arendt, Frantz Fanon, Mao Zedong, John Rawls
  • Dharmashastra, Kautilya, Aggañña Sutta
  • Barani, Kabir
  • Pandita Ramabai, Tilak, Vivekananda, Tagore
  • Gandhi, Aurobindo, Periyar, Iqbal
  • M.N. Roy, Savarkar, Ambedkar, Nehru
  • Lohia, Jayaprakash Narayan, Deendayal Upadhyaya
  • Approaches – institutional, political culture, political economy, new institutionalism; comparative method
  • Colonialism and decolonisation; nationalism
  • State theory; democratic and non-democratic regimes
  • Constitutions and constitutionalism; democratisation
  • Electoral systems, political parties, pressure groups, social movements, civil society
  • Approaches – realism, neo-realism, liberalism, neo-liberalism, Marxism, feminism, constructivism, non-Western perspectives
  • Concepts – state, sovereignty, national interest, power, balance of power, security, deterrence
  • Conflict and peace; United Nations
  • Political economy – globalisation, global governance, Bretton Woods, WTO, North-South
  • Regional organisations – EU, AU, ASEAN, SCO
  • Contemporary challenges – terrorism, climate change, human rights, migration
  • Perspectives, continuity and change
  • Relations with USA, Russia, China, EU
  • Neighbourhood policy; Act East
  • Multilateral engagement – UN, G20, BRICS, IBSA, SCO, SAARC, BIMSTEC
  • Nuclear policy
  • Making of the Constitution; Constituent Assembly
  • Preamble, Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles
  • Union executive, Parliament and judiciary
  • Federalism and Centre-State relations
  • Constitutional and statutory bodies – ECI, CAG, Finance Commission, UPSC, NHRC, NCW, NCSC, NCST
  • Amendment and basic structure
  • State, economy and development
  • Identity politics – caste, religion, language, region
  • Social movements and civil liberties
  • Electoral process, party system, coalition politics
  • Regionalism; voting behaviour
  • Theories – classical, scientific management, human relations, Weber’s bureaucracy, rational choice
  • New Public Administration, New Public Management, New Public Service
  • Development and comparative administration
  • Public policy; good governance; accountability; e-governance
  • Governance, good governance, democratic governance
  • Accountability mechanisms – RTI, Lokpal, CVC, citizens’ charters
  • Grassroots governance – Panchayati Raj and urban local bodies
  • Planning and development – NITI Aayog
  • Public policy process; monitoring and evaluation
  • Welfare schemes; e-governance and Digital India

Frequently Asked Questions

All live classes are streamed directly inside the Boostabrain App and Web Portal. If you miss a live session, high-quality recorded backup videos with multi-speed controls will be made available within 2 hours.

Yes! You will receive downloadable unit-wise PDF study notes, handwritten mind maps, and Daily Practice Problems (DPPs) after every class.

This course comes with 6 Months full access validity from the date of enrollment.

You can ask live text/audio doubts during classes. Additionally, our faculty mentors provide daily direct doubt resolution sessions.

Yes, you can watch classes on Android mobile app, iOS app, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers.

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This course batch includes:

300+ Hours Live Interactive Classes
Handwritten Notes & Unit Mind Maps
10 CBT All India Mock Test Series
Direct 1-on-1 Faculty Doubts Clearance
Full Access Validity: 6 Months
Access on Mobile App, Tablet & Laptop

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