Political science encompasses areas such as Political Theory, Comparative Politics, Political Economy, Public Administration, and International Relations. The field shares concepts and methodologies with other social sciences and aims to equip graduates with the knowledge to address societal issues like political stability and economic development. Job opportunities are diverse, spanning from Public Service to Security Agencies.

The B.Sc. (Political Science) program focuses on producing graduates with critical thinking skills and the ability to analyze power dynamics in a changing socio-political global environment. It emphasizes theoretical knowledge, analytical abilities, and understanding relationships between formal and informal institutions of the state.

The program aims to provide students with training in political science concepts, theories, and methodologies, exposing them to different specializations such as political theory and international relations. It also emphasizes problem-solving skills, understanding government institutions, intellectual stimulation, and self-reliance. The goal is to equip students to apply their knowledge to societal issues, engage in fieldwork, and contribute to socio-economic development.

Graduates of political science program would possess a range of employability skills, including political analysis abilities, research skills, knowledge of public service operations, election administration proficiency, and consultancy services for international organizations. They can also establish and manage NGOs, develop managerial skills in the private sector, and work in security services due to their strong analytical capabilities.