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Department of Politics and Public Administration

    The Post-Graduate Department of Politics and Public Administration was established in December 1977. Since then the Department has been steadily progressing in teaching and research. At present it has been recognized by the public and public agencies for its disciplined faculty providing quality education and research incorporating new techniques and methods in Political Theory and Public Administration.  

     The Department introduced semester system in the academic year 2000-2001, and from the academic year 2002-2003 a new restructured syllabus as per the UGC guidelines has been in implementation with the emphasis on computer applications and environmental studies. The Department offers specializations in rural, tribal, and women development studies.

      The Department operates a separate Departmental Library for the benefit of the students. The alumni of this department are well placed in society, politics and administration. The Department interacts with the officials, non-officials, political leaders, members of voluntary agencies and service organizations. The Department undertakes electoral studies, socio-economic surveys and evaluative studies of government schemes and programmes etc., and thus responsive to the societal needs. The Department is equipped with computers and faculty with commitment.


Faculty Info   

Name   Designation   Qualification   Specialization
Dr. J. V. K. Pandit   Professor & Head M.A., Ph.D   1.Local Self Government
2.Administrative Theory
Dr. P. Krishna Prasad Professor M.A., M.A., Ph.D  

1.Development Administration
2.Organisational Behavior

Dr. I. Dosagiri Rao

Professor &
Special Officer

 M.A., Ph.D

1.International Relations
2.Public Policy
 3.Modern Political Analysis
Dr. A. Venkata Rao Professor M.A., Ph.D   1.Political Thought
2.Theory & Practice of Indian 3.Constitution
4.Modern Political Theory
Dr. P. Arunkumar Associate Professor M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D

1.Indian Political System
2.Human Rights
Dr.P.V.V.Subrahmanyam Assistant Professor M.A., P.G.D.P.M I.R. & L.W., M.Phil., Ph.D  

1.Personnel Administration
2.Organizational Behavior
 3.Development Administration
Dr. K. Satyanarayana Teaching Assistant

M.A.,Ph.D

 1.Public Personnel Administration
2.Rural Development Administration

Sri. M. Satyanarayana

 Teaching Associate    M.A.

1.Welfare Administration
2.Financial Administration
3.Rural Local Government

Sri. P. V. Krishna

 Teaching Associate M.A., M.Phil.

1.Rural Local Government
2.Indian Administration
3.Women studies


Programmes Offered

Courses Offered   Eligibility
1.Ph.D(Full-time) Candidates with a minimum second class (50% of Marks) in their masters degree in the relevant discipline.  Preference to those candidates with NET and SLET qualification and M.Phil degree holders
2. M.Phil (Full-time)   Candidates with a minimum second class (50% of marks ) in their masters degree in the discipline concerned.  Preference to those candidates who qualify in NET and SLET examination
3. M.A. Politics
4. M.A. Public Administration   		As per rules and regulations of Andhra University Common Entrance Test (AUCET).

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