1. Civil Services: Political science offers a strong foundation for UPSC and other government tests such as IAS, IPS and IFS.
2. Policy Analyst: For influential and effective public policies, the path lies with think tanks, NGOs or government departments.
3. Journalist or Political Correspondent: As a journalist or political correspondent, you can cover anything from political news and government policy changes to international news.
4. Law and Legal Advisory: Many political science graduates go on to study law and become lawyers, consultants or judicial examinees.
5. International Relations Expert: Working at global organizations, embassies and diplomatic services with responsibility for foreign affairs and global policy matters.
6. Political Campaign Manager: Strategize and manage campaigns for political parties, leaders, or elections with skills in research and public relations.
7. Academician or Researcher: After advanced studies in political science students can teach or do research in universities or special political think tanks such as the American Enterprise Institute (AEI).
8. Public Administration or NGO Sector: Engage in grassroots development, public welfare, and governance by working with NGOs or local government bodies.
