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Ankit kumar

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To apply for a Social Work course at IGNOU, you need to follow these steps:Visit the official IGNOU website.Register on the portal by providing the necessary details.Select the programme you wish to apply for (e.g., MSW - Master of Social Work).Fill out the application form and submit the required documents.Pay the application fee online.Once the application is processed, attend the counseling or interview (if applicable).Wait for the official confirmation and admission offer.Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria for the specific program.Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as th
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muskan

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Hello!Yes, studying Social Work from abroad is a popular option among students. Students who are interested, can take entrance exams like IELTS, GMAT, and TOEFL to get admission to Universities outside India, depending on the exams accepted by them.Some popular universities and institutes for Social Work courses abroad have been mentioned in the table below:Social Work Institute/UniversityExams AcceptedAverage FeesHarvard UniversityIELTS,  TOEFL,  PTE,  GMAT,  GRE,  SAT,  DuolingoINR 16.76 L - 59.86 LColumbia UniversityIELTS,  TOEFL,  GMAT,  GRE,  DuolingoINR 19.95 L - 73.52 LUniversity
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muskan

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Hello!There is no minimum age limit for pursuing a PhD in Social Work. Students who have completed their UG and PG degrees, in relevant fields and wish to study social work at the doctoral level, must qualify entrance exams like CSIR NET, GATE or UGC NET to get admission to the Phd in Social Work courses.

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muskan

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A student who is interested in social work can pursue an MSW course at the Master's level. Masters in Social Work (MSW) courses can be pursued by anyone if they have completed their undergraduate. Students from all specializations, including BSc are welcome to pursue MSW courses if they qualify for the minimum undergraduate score, and entrance exam rank eligibility criteria.  

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muskan

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Hi!Yes, you can pursue BSW if you have completed your class 12th with the Science stream, you are eligible for the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) programme. Students who have completed their 12th from a recognised board with atleast 45% aggregate marks, can pursue BSW courses. Students are admitted to colleges on merit basis and on the basis of their score in entrance exams.  

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Nitesh Sinha

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MSW (Masters in Social Work) is a professional course, and it's demand is growing with ample scope and opportunities. some of the job opportunities of MSW course are:Corporate Social ResponsibilityEducationSkill DevelopmentChild WelfareWomen EmpowermentWorking in Social EnterprisePublic Health Human RightsMedical Social Work

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Epuru Dharmik Reddy

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Use these procedures to submit an application for admission to Amritapuri's Amrita Department of Social Work: Eligibility requires a bachelor's degree in any field with at least 50%. Program Based on the Internet: After paying the INR 750 application fee, complete the application on the official Amrita website. Method of Selection: Your admission will be decided by how well you do on the qualifying exam and during an interview. The shortlisted candidates' merit list will be released to the public. Confirmation: To ensure your admission after being chosen, pay the INR 55,000 course fee. For all the details and due dates, see the officia
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Anurag Shivam

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Yes, Curtin University in Australia accepts the Pearson Test of English (PTE) for admission to its Master of Social Work (Qualifying) program: Accepted English proficiency testsCurtin University accepts PTE, TOEFL, IELTS, Linguaskill, and other valid English language tests. Admission requirementsThe graduation cutoff for admission to the Master of Social Work (Qualifying) programme is 65%. Planning your pathwayCurtin University will use your English proficiency test scores to plan your pathway. If you're unsure of your English skill level, you can take a free online placement test called Password. 

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Veerraj Sen

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In the meantime, for the most accurate and up-to-date information about the cutoff for Bachelor in Social Work at Magadh Mahila College, I recommend you visiting the official website of the college or contacting the admissions office direc tly. They will provide the latest cutoff marks, as well as any other relevant details regarding the admission process.

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Pranav Kaushal

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The entrance criteria for the M.A. in Social Work program at the Delhi School of Social Work (DSSW) include: A bachelor's degree or equivalent from a recognised Indian or foreign university. A minimum aggregate of 55% marks or equivalent grade points. A B.A. (Hons.) in Social Work from a recognised Indian or foreign university with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks or equivalent grade point Eligibility for individuals having a Master's Degree from a recognised university The cut-off grades for a certain course are determined by numerous factors, including the difficulty level of the exam, the number of seats ava
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