Unit-I: Theoretical Framework 
(i) Meaning, Nature and Scope of Comparative Government and Politics 
(ii) Comparative Method.
Unit-II: U.K. 
(i) The British Political System - Salient Features and Conventions. 
(ii) Executive 
   (a)Monarchy:- Difference b/w King and Crown, Powers of Crown, Nominal and Real position Justification of Monarchy 
  (b)Features of Parliamentary/ Cabinet Government 
  (c)Prime Minster:- Composition, Powers, Position and Role
Legislature
   (a)House of Lords:- Composition, Powers, Criticism & Utility 
  (b)House of Commons:- Composition, Powers, Mutual relations between House of Lords and House of Commons 
(iii) Judiciary
   (a)Organisation of Courts in U.K. 
  (b)Rule of Law.
Unit-III : U.S.A. 
(i) The Constitutional framework of U.S. 
  (i) Salient features 
  (ii) Separation of Powers & Checks & Balances 
  (iii) Federal System- Meaning, Features, Tendency towards Centralisation and its future. 
(ii) Executive 
   (i)Elections of U.S. President 
   (ii)Composition, Powers & Position of U.S. President. 
Legislature/Congress 
  (i)House of Representative- Composition, Power, House of Representative is the weakest chamber 
  (ii)Senate – Composition, Powers, Most Powerful Second Chamber, Mutual relations b/w House of Representative & Senate 
Judiciary 
  (i)Supreme Court - Organisation, Composition, Powers & its Role. 
  (ii)Power of Judicial review
Unit-IV
(i) Political Parties and Interest/Pressure Groups of U.K- Nature & Role. 
(ii) Political Parties and Interest/ Pressure Groups of U.S.A. - Nature & Role.