Policy Analyst

For 10th: Completion of 10th grade.
For 12th: Completion of 12th grade in any stream, preferably with subjects like Economics, Political Science, or Sociology.
Training: A bachelor’s degree in Public Policy, Political Science, Economics, Sociology, or related fields. Strong analytical skills, research abilities, and knowledge of policy analysis methods are essential.

No specific entrance tests for policy analyst roles. However, entrance exams for relevant undergraduate courses like BA Public Policy or BA Political Science can be beneficial.
For postgraduate studies: Entrance exams like GRE (for international programs), NET (National Eligibility Test), or specific exams for MA/MSc in Public Policy programs.

Bachelor’s Degree: BA in Public Policy, BA in Political Science, BA in Economics, BA in Sociology.
Master’s Degree: MA in Public Policy, MA in Political Science, MA in Economics, MA in Sociology, or MBA with specialization in Public Policy.
Doctorate Degree: PhD in Public Policy for advanced research and academic roles.

Government Agencies: Analyzing policy effectiveness, conducting impact assessments, and developing new policies.
Non-Profit Organizations: Researching policy issues, advocating for policy changes, and influencing public opinion.
Consulting Firms: Providing policy consulting services to businesses, governments, and international organizations.
Think Tanks: Conducting policy research, publishing reports, and influencing public policy debates.
International Organizations: Working with bodies like the UN, World Bank, or NGOs on global policy issues and development projects.
Academic Institutions: Teaching policy analysis courses, conducting policy research, and publishing academic papers.
Corporate Sector: Analyzing regulatory policies, assessing compliance risks, and influencing industry regulations.
Media and Journalism: Providing policy analysis and commentary for news outlets, think pieces, and policy-related publications.