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Match the List–I with List–II and select answer from code given below: List–I List–II (Countries) (Problems)(A) Sri Lanka i. Kachativu(B) Pakistan ii. Wular Barrage(C) Nepal iii. Susta Border(D) Bangladesh iv. New Moore IslandCodes: A B C D

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Topics covered in UGC NET Political science syllabus:

1     Political Theory
2     Political Thought
3     Indian Political Thought
4     Comparative Political Analysis
5     International Relations
6     Indian Foreign Policy
7     Political Institutions in India
8     Political Processes in India
9     Public Administration
10     Governance & Public Policy in India


Match the List–I with List–II and select answer from <br />code given below: List–I List–II (Countries) (Problems)<br />(A) Sri Lanka i. Kachativu<br />(B) Pakistan ii. Wular Barrage<br />(C) Nepal iii. Susta Border<br />(D) Bangladesh iv. New Moore Island<br />Codes: A B C D






 
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