MSW

The minimum passing score for the CUET 2024 is 300–400, and a score above 650–700 is recommended for studying at top colleges. However, passing marks vary by university, and each participating university has its own requirements. For example, the minimum passing score for Section I of the CUET is 80–90 for both A and B, and for Section II, a score of more than 120 is required. Most universities give 85% weightage to CUET marks, and the remaining 15% is calculated during the interview. You can calculate your percentile by dividing the number of candidates who scored equal to or lower than your raw score by the total number of test takers, and then multiplying the CUET result by 100. To be considered for MSW courses, students must have successfully completed their BSW in social work with a minimum grade of 50% or an equivalent from an accredited college or institution. The admission process for the MSW course will be based on an entrance exam or merit-based. Thankyou.

Graduates of the Master of Social Work programme at LPU are well-prepared to embark on diverse career paths, including roles such as social worker, counselor, community organizer, programme manager, policy analyst, and researcher. These career opportunities extend across a wide range of industries and sectors, including social services, healthcare, education, government, non-profit organizations, and consulting firms. Whether advocating for social change, providing direct services to individuals and communities, or conducting research to inform policy decisions, LPU's MSW programme empowers graduates to make a positive impact in their chosen field.

The Master of Social Work programme at LPU stands out for its rigorous training in understanding the complexities of society. It equips students with the necessary skills to address contemporary social challenges through empirical investigation tools. The eligibility criteria for this programme require candidates to have a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in their Bachelor's degree or equivalent. LPU's emphasis on critical thinking and socially meaningful research prepares students for professional careers. The programme fee per semester is set at INR 50,000, making it an affordable option for those seeking quality education in social work.