MJC-5 : Introduction to Comparative Government and Politics
1.Comparative Politics : Meaning, Nature and Scope2. Constitutionalism : Elements and Features 3. Capitalism : Meaning, Evolution and Relevance 4. Socialism : Meaning, Growth and Development 5. Colonialism, Anti-Colonialism, Decolonisation : Meaning and Process 6. Constitution of Britain 7. Constitution of America 8. Constitution of Switzerland 9. Constitution of China 10. Comparative Study and Analysis of Institutional Development Executive 11. Institutional Structure : Legislature 12. Institutional Structure : Judiciary 13. Methods of Amendment of Major Constitution 14. Party System and Pressure Groups of Major Countries
MJC-6 : Perspectives on Public Administration
1. Public Administration : Meaning and Nature 2. Public Administration : Scope and Significance 3. Public Administration and Private Administration 4. New Public Administration 5. New Public Management 6. India and Globalisation 7. Administrative Theory : Classical or Traditional Theory 8. Scientific Management Theory 9. Human—Relation Theory 10. Bureaucratic Theory 11. Ecological Approach 12. Decision-Making Process 13. Financial Administration : Formation and Execution of Budget 14. Accounting and Auditing & Comptroller and Auditor General 15. Integrity in Administration 16. Redressal of Citizen’s Grievances 17. Ombudsman : Lokpal and Lokayukta
MJC-7 : Perspectives on International Relations and World History
1. International Relations : Meaning, Nature and Scope 2. History of International Relations : Emergence of the International State System 3. Post-Westphalian International Order 4. Idealism, Classical Realism and Neo-Realism 5. Liberalism and Neo-Liberalism 6. Marxist Approaches 7. Feminist Perspectives 8. Eurocentricism and Perspectives from Global South 9. Rise of Nazism 10. Rise of Fascism 11. World War II : Causes and Consequences 12. Cold War : Meaning,  Origin and Its Different Phases 13. Emergence of the Third World 14. Collapse of the USSR and the End of the Cold War 15. Post-Cold War Development : US Unilateralism 16. Rise of China : Challenge to US Hegemony 17. Towards a Multipolar World Order : Emergence of India, Russia and European Union as Power Centres