DHWU - Diamond Harbour Women's University District 24 Parganas Answered Questions

The course-wise placements at DHWU - Diamond Harbour Women's University is satisfactory and has a well sustainable rate of placement.In M.Sc,   the placement  rate is about 67% means 67 students out of 100 students gets placed through on campus .In B.A programs sunch as B.A in English, Bengali, etc., the placement rate is near about 60% which is good enough.In M.A programs like M.A in English, Geography,   etc. the placement rate is around 55% which is satisfactory.

The fees for M.Sc in Geography is approximately Rs.7260 (1st year ) and Rs.6200 (2nd year) in which the application fee is non-refundable and one time including the registration fee not to be paid from 2nd semester onwards. Rest, get updated with the admission brochure on the college website. Attaching the fee structure of 1st semester below -      Type                 Particulars                     AmountApplication formApplication form (Online)Rs.360 One time admission feeRs.600 Registration feeRs.100 Tution feeRs.1000 Examination FeeRs.500 Library caution deposit (refundable)Rs.500 OthersRs.1600 Total  Rs.4160

Following are the scholarships that Diamond Harbour Women's University offers:Scholarship offered by Diamond Harbour University for SVMSMScholarship SVMCMThe Kanyashree ScholarshipThe Scholarship AikyashreeThe Oasis ScholarshipScholarships available to OBC, SC, and ST applicantsGraduate-level Indira Gandhi Scholarship for PG Programs for a Single Girl ChildThe Differentially Abled Students' National Handicapped Finance and Development Corporation Scholarship

Diamond Harbour Women's University (DHWU) generally adheres to the University Grants Commission (UGC) criteria for fee refunds. Refund policies are typically determined by the timing of the withdrawal. If a student withdraws before to the start of classes a full or partial refund may be issued minus processing expenses. After classes begin, the return amount gradually lowers depending on how far into the academic semester the withdrawal occurs. It is critical to review the individual refund policy given by DHWU as it may differ for each course

To pursue an M.Sc at Diamond Harbour Women's University (DHWU), the total cost is Rs. 13,100. The M.Sc programme consists of four semesters. The expense for the first semester is Rs. 5,300, including all the necessary fees and charges. For each of the remaining three semesters, the cost is Rs. 2,600.

To pursue an M.Sc at Diamond Harbour Women's University (DHWU), the total cost is Rs. 13,100. The M.Sc programme consists of four semesters. The expense for the first semester is Rs. 5,300, including all the necessary fees and charges. For each of the remaining three semesters, the cost is Rs. 2,600.

Diamond Harbour Women's University (DHWU) focuses primarily on academics and research, and its placement services are evolving. While the university offers programs in arts, sciences, and social sciences it does not have as extensive a placement record as larger technical institutions. However, DHWU is working to improve industry collaborations and placement opportunities, particularly in the fields of education, social work, and research. Most DHWU students pursue higher education, competitive exams, or independent careers in their chosen fields. Placements are heavily reliant on individual effort, skill development, and networking. To improve your career prospects, you should prioritize internships and extracurricular opportunities.

The following are typical entrance criteria for the Master of Commerce (M.Com) programme at Diamond Harbour Women's University (DHWU):Candidates must hold a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) or a similar degree from a recognised university. Some schools may admit graduates from other disciplines who have studied relevant areas like as economics or business.Minimum Marks: Applicants must typically achieve a minimum of 50% in their undergraduate degree (this may change for reserved categories).Admission Process: Admission is usually merit-based, but there may be entrance exams or interviews depending on the university's policies for the academic year.