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Political Science and International Relations are referred as a study to identify the relationship between various factors. Social Science is referred as a study of political bodies and other powerful elements, while on the other hand, international relation is used to identify the relation between two different nations or state to identify their relationship.
Topics covered in our Political Science and IR Optional Coaching:
1. Western Political Thought: The first sub-topic of Political Science and IR Optional is “western political thought” which focuses on various social issues, injustice, and other social contracts etc. This study tries to identify the nature of western political structure through various case studies and other theories.
2. Indian Political Thought: Indian Political Thought is a study that understands Indian political structure through collective actions. This study is considered as a crucial part of political science, as it accommodates the political structures of previous politics and verifies their relevance with modern politics.
3. Indian Government and Politics: This branch of political science is used for identifying the characteristics of Indian Government and their political strategy. This concept uses various theoretical approaches to study their behavior and identify the strategical forum they are using.
4. Political Parties and Pressure Groups: Political Parties and Pressure Groups are two different concepts but have some similarities in common. These both are group of peoples have similar interest in common. But the difference is, Political Parties main purpose is to gain the power and pressure groups main purpose is to influence government. This topic teaches aspirants about political group and how they attain power or influence it.
5. Comparative Politics: Comparative politics are referred as a type of political science study which involves creating different frameworks and political structures to explain various political phenomena. This study compares two different political systems to create models or frameworks for better understanding of political systems.
6. Indias Foreign Policy: This concept highlights the strategies and principles that regulate Indias international relations with other countries. It focuses on providing a framework to understand the national security, diplomacy, and other aspects of Indias foreign policy.
7. International Institutions and Regimes: International Institutions and Regimes referred as an agreement signed by different nation. This agreement decides how countries will work together and deals with different international issues.
EG IAS classes have a team of highly experienced professionals who have been teaching Civil Services Political Science for years. With our specialized teaching program you will get detailed analysis of every topic. We focus on all of our candidates and give extra attention to them to fulfill their weaker areas. Enroll in our study program today for better learning experience.
Reviewed By : Sushil Kumar, Delhi 