Paper I Section A
1.(a) A History of Political thought
—Subrata Mukherjee, Susheela Ramaswamy
(b) A History of Political thought —J.P. Suda
(c) For Manu & Kautilya : Foundations of Indian Political thought
— V.R. Mehta

2.(a) Modern Political Theory —S.P. Verma
(b) Modern Political Theory —Madan Gandhi

3.(a) Political Theory —Eddy Ashirvatham
(b) Political Theory —J.C. Johri
(c) Political Theory —Ray & Bhattacharya
(d) Political Theory —O.P. Gauba

Paper I Section B
1.(a) Comparative Govt. & Politics —J.C. Johri
(b) Comparative Govt. & Politics —Ronald Chilkote

2.(a) Modern Indian Political Thinkers —V.P. Verma
(b) Foundations of Indian Political Thought —V.R. Mehta
(c) Indian Govt. and Politics —A.S. Narang
(c) Indian Govt. and Politics —J.R. Siwach
(c) Indian Govt and Politics —M.P. Singh, Himanshu Roy
(d) Politics in India —Rajani Kothari
(e) Govt. and Politics of India —W.H. Morris Jones

Paper II Section A
1.(a) Theoretical aspects of International Politics
—Mahendra Kumar
(b) Politics among Nations —Morganthu
(c) International Politics —Schuman

Paper II Section B
1.(a) International Politics —Bookhives
(b) Regular issues of Frontline & World Focus (magazine)

Section A:
‘Political Theory’, —Eddy Ashirvatham
‘Political Theory’ —O.P. Gauba
‘Political Theory’ —Amal Ray, Mohit Bhattacharya.
‘Comparative Politics’ —R. Chilkote

Section B:

Political Theory —Amal Ray & Mohit Bhattachary.

Introduction to Indian Constitution —D.D. Basu
(a) India’s Struggle for Independence —Bipan Chandra.
(b) Introduction to Indian constitution —D.D. Basu.
(c) Our Parliament —S.C. Kashyap
(d) Our Constitution —S.C. Kashyap
(e) Comparative Govt. & Politics — V.N. Khanna
(f) Comparative Govt. & Politics —K.R. Bombwal