Humanities & Social Sciences

To be admitted to the MA programs at the Faculty of Behavioral and Social Sciences Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies (MRIIRS) candidates must meet the eligibility requirements which typically include a bachelors degree in a related field (such as Psychology or Sociology) with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. Admissions are merit based but some programs may require some entrance exams or interviews. Students must complete the application form on the MRIIRS website, submit documentation and pay the application fee. Scholarships may be given based on academic achievement and there are also options for lateral admission.

No, you cannot pursue an integrated MA program after completing your BA (Honours). Integrated MA programs are meant for students who begin their studies right after completing their 12th grade.These programs combine both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree into a single course, usually lasting around five years. The idea is that students complete their undergraduate and postgraduate education in one go. Since you have already finished your BA (Honours), you won’t be eligible for an integrated MA.Instead, your best option would be to apply for a regular MA program, which generally takes two years to complete. Each university or institution will have its own admission criteria, so it's important to check the specific requirements of the MA programs you are interested in.

Yes, you can pursue a PhD after completing your Master of Arts (MA). In fact, MA is typically required for PhD admission in fields like humanities, social sciences, and arts.Eligibility: You need a minimum of 55% marks in your MA. Entrance Exam: Most universities require you to pass exams like UGC NET/JRF or their own PhD entrance tests.Interview: After clearing the exam, an interview or research proposal presentation may be required. It allows you to conduct original research. It's essential for careers in academia (professor or lecturer roles). PhD holders often get better career opportunities and salaries in research, policy-making, and education.

BA course at University of Madras is a three years undergraduate course offered via its affiliated colleges and Madras University Distance Education (IDE UNOM). There are multiple specilisations available for the BA couse including BA in English, BA in Journalism, BA in Defence and Strategic Studies, BA in Economics, BA in Political Science BA in Tamil Literature, etc. Admission to the BA course is subject to a valid score in the last qualifying exam. The basic qualification required for BA admission is twelve years of school education. The BA course is available in both aided and self-financed mode. Candidates must meet the eligibility criteria to be eligible for admission.Eligibility Criteria: Class 12 or equivalent examination from a recognised Board.

IISWBM Kolkata offers MSW or Master in Social Welfare as a 2 year programme affiliated by the University of Calcutta. The programme involves summer internship and field work as a part of the curriculum and is divided in 4 semesters. One of the salient feature of the IISWBM Kolkata MSW is the dual specialisation it offers. The eligiblity criteria for a successful candidature involve a minimum aggregate received from an honours degree held by any recognised University. Candidates can seek final admission to MSW after the receiving an approval from the University of Calcutta. The IISWBM Kolkata MSW fee structure involve a tuition fees of INR 2.44 Lakh.