Does GS hire humanities students

Hello everyone one! I am currently doing my B.A in Pol.Sc. I have been finding finance intresting and Frankly speaking I want to land a job that pays well , in India or abroad .Comparatively since I have a bit time in hands I am open to learning any skills. I need guidance and a roadmap since I am very confused about this .

I tried searching professionals in this field on LinkedIn but most of them are from field like MBA /BBA etc have a past background in tech degree or commerce degree.

I am from a middle-class family in India and can't afford time or expensive degree like MBA or abroad ones .i honestly want to build a good career and be better financially. Please help me out 🙏 🙏 🙏 .

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u/PossibleMuch4245 — 7 days ago

Help needed 🙏

Hello everyone one! I am currently doing my B.A in Pol.Sc and have been considering Public Policy as an career option . Frankly speaking I want to land a job that pays well , in India or abroad .Comparatively since I have a bit time in hands I am open to learning any skills. I need guidance and a roadmap since I am very confused about this .

I tried searching professionals in this field on LinkedIn but most of then whether they did their degree in India or abroad are still doing internships even after their Masters . This situation scares me.

They people that do have good jobs in corporate in this field like Policy /Geopolitics related also seem have a past background in tech degree or commerce degree.

I am from a middle-class family in India and can't afford time or expensive degree like MBA or abroad ones .i honestly want to build a good career and be better financially. Please help me out 🙏 🙏 🙏 .

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u/PossibleMuch4245 — 7 days ago

Urgent help in Public policy career 🙏

Hello everyone one! I am currently doing my B.A in Pol.Sc and have been considering Public Policy as an career option . Frankly speaking I want to land a job that pays well , in India or abroad .Comparatively since I have a bit time in hands I am open to learning any skills. I need guidance and a roadmap since I am very confused about this .

I tried searching professionals in this field on LinkedIn but most of then whether they did their degree in India or abroad are still doing internships even after their Masters . This situation scares me.

They people that do have good jobs in corporate in this field like Policy /Geopolitics related also seem have a past background in tech degree or commerce degree.

I am from a middle-class family in India and can't afford time or expensive degree like MBA or abroad ones .i honestly want to build a good career and be better financially. Please help me out 🙏 🙏 🙏 .

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u/PossibleMuch4245 — 7 days ago

What Is the Real Earning Potential in Political Consulting?

I'm a BA Political Science student and I'm considering a career in political consulting.

I'd like to understand the financial reality of this field. For those working in political consulting, campaign strategy, public affairs, or related roles:

- How much do you earn?

- What was your starting salary?

- How has your compensation grown over time?

- Is this a financially stable career in the long run?

- What are the biggest misconceptions people have about earnings in this field?

I'm especially interested in honest, realistic experiences rather than ideal-case scenarios.

My qualifications:2nd sem

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u/PossibleMuch4245 — 2 months ago
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Seeking Urgent advice : feeling lost

I'm currently pursuing Political Science (Hons.) and I'm considering doing a 3-year LL.B. after graduation because I've heard corporate law pays well.

The thing is, I come from a not so well to do financial background, so expensive law schools worry me. NLUs seem costly, while DU is more affordable, but I'm not sure about the placement opportunities.

What is the reality of corporate law as a career? Is a 3-year LL.B. from DU enough to get good opportunities, or are top NLUs almost necessary? I'm honestly quite worried about making the wrong decision and would appreciate your honest advice 🙏 🙏🙏🙏

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u/PossibleMuch4245 — 2 months ago