What is M.A. (Master of Arts)?
Full form of MA is Master of Arts. Master of Arts is a post-graduation level course which is usually of two years duration. Candidates who possess a graduation degree can only pursue an MA course.
MA is a specialised course in which aspirants are offered in-depth knowledge of the discipline they have selected. Candidates can pursue MA as a full time course or even as a part time course. MA courses are also offered by many colleges in the correspondence or distance mode.
Here we will be talking about MA courses offered in Humanities stream. Aspirants can pursue an MA course under various specialisations such as:
| Different languages (English, French, German, Hindi, Spanish, Chinese/ Mandarin, Greek, Latin) |
Economics |
| Political Science |
History |
| Sociology |
Rural Studies |
| Psychology |
Geography |
| Philosophy |
Literature |
| Social Work |
Anthropology |
| Religious Studies |
Library and Information Science |
| Archaeology |
Linguistics |
 Apart from the above-mentioned courses, many colleges also offer MA degree under various streams like Design, Hospitality, Mass Communication etc.
Skills required for M.A
Candidates who look to pursue a course in Master of Arts, need to be dedicated and focused towards the subject opted. A master’s course requires greater will power and strength as compared to a bachelor’s course as a candidate has will have to do plenty of in-depth research.
Here are some of the key skills that an aspirant should possess in order to pursue an MA course as mentioned below.
| Hard worker |
Good writer |
| Organised |
Logical |
| Fluent in language |
Confident |
| Keen observer |
Inquisitive |
| Self-motivated |
Intellectually curious  |
M.A Eligibility Criteria
Candidates applying for admission in MA course will need to fit the eligibility criteria before applying. Aspirants who are ineligible will be rejected at any time of the admission process and will not be entertained further. The following points are the eligibility criteria which is to be met by the candidate.
- Candidates should have successfully completed their Bachelor's degree (preferably arts) of a minimum 3 or 4-year duration with its equivalent (10+2+3 or 10+2+4). The bachelor's or master's degree should be from a university which is recognized by the UGC (University Grants Commission) of India.
- The candidate needs to have a minimum of 55% aggregate at graduation level. The cut-off varies from college to college.
- Before applying, candidates studying three-year degree programme will have needed to pass all subjects from the 1st to 4th semester, while applicants who pursued a four-year course, should have passed in all subjects from the 1st to 6th semester.
- Candidates need to note that if the information provided on the application is incorrect or misleading at any point of the admission process, the candidate's admission will be cancelled. Universities, institutes also reserve the right to take any legal action as deemed fit.
M.A admission process & Entrance Exams
- Candidates who wish to enroll themselves for admission in M.A courses, aspirants will have to appear and clear an entrance exam. Most universities and institutes conduct an entrance exam for M.A courses.
- In some universities, an entrance exam result can provide direct admission, some universities conduct further rounds of selection such as group discussions, personal interviews to select candidates for the final admission.
- Candidates will have to successfully clear the entrance exam conducted by the university/institute and on the basis of marks/ranks, candidates can move to the next round.
Some of the popular entrance tests conducted for M.A are as mentioned below:
M.A Course Curriculum
The subjects taught in an MA course vary as per the discipline selected by the student. Apart from this, slight variation in the syllabus can also be witnessed from one college to the other. Candidates can view the subjects that they would need to study as part of an MA course below:
| MA English |
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| Introduction to Linguistics |
Poetry III (Hopkins to Ted Hughes) |
| Poetry I (Chaucer to Blake) |
Drama III (Twentieth Century Drama) |
| Drama I (Marlowe to Wilde excluding Shakespeare) |
Literary Criticism & Theory 1 |
| Prose |
Indian Literature in English I/American Literature-II |
| Linguistics and English Language Teaching |
Fiction II |
| Poetry II (Wordsworth to Arnold) |
Literary Criticism & Theory II |
| Drama II (Shakespeare) |
Indian Literature in English II/American Literature II |
| Fiction I (Defoe to Hardy) |
Indian Literature in Translation/New Literatures in English/Women Writing |
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| History of French Literature from its Origin upto XIXth Century |
Introduction to Linguistics |
| French Novel & French Poetry (20th Century) |
Use of French |
| Introduction to Literary Analysis of Fiction and Poetry |
Linguistic Approach to Translation |
| History of France |
French Drama (20th Century) |
| Origin of Literature in French (Study of Text) |
Evolution of French Poetry and Novel as genre |
| Comparative Literature |
Study of Literary Schools or Movements |
| Didactic of French as a foreign language |
Canadian Literature |
| History of Art in France |
Introduction to Translation Studies |
| MA dissertation |
Viva-voce |
| Introduction to Francophone Literature |
Interpretative theory of translation |
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| MA German |
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| An introduction to the Study of Literature – I |
The development of Drama from Lessing to Hebel – I |
| Introduction to Modern German Linguistics – I |
Poetry of classical periods |
| India in German Literature - II/German Literary Trends (Realism & Naturalism) |
The development of Drama from Hebel to Brecht -II |
| An introduction to the study of literature – II |
Training of oral interpretation skill |
| Introduction to modern German linguistics - II |
Major Elective Course |
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| MA Chinese / Mandarin |
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| Advanced Chinese |
Intensive Readings in Chinese Literature I |
| Advanced Chinese II |
Modern Literary Trends and Criticism |
| Readings in Literary Chinese I |
Readings in Sino-Indian Interaction |
| Advanced Readings in Political and Economic Documents in Chinese I |
Twentieth-Century China |
| Advanced Chinese III |
Women in Chinese Literature |
| Advanced Chinese IV |
Seminar in Modern Chinese Language, Literature and Culture |
| Readings in Literary Chinese II |
Interpretation and Methods of Teaching |
| Advanced Readings in Business and Scientific Documents in Chinese II |
Modern Chinese Literature in Translation |
| Literature of People’s Republic of China |
Intensive Readings in Chinese Literature II |
| Political and Cultural History Pre-modern China |
Intensive Readings in Chinese Literature III |
| Readings in Comparative Literature |
Advanced Study in Chinese Grammar |
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| MA Economics |
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| Microeconomic Analysis |
Economics of Growth |
| Monetary Economics |
Public Economics |
| Elementary Statistics |
Issues in the Indian Economy |
| International Trade |
Economics of Industry |
| Optional Paper-I |
Optional Paper-II |
| Theory of Pricing and Distribution |
Growth Models in Economics |
| Macroeconomic Analysis |
Indian Public Finance |
| Quantitative Methods |
Selected Problems of the Indian Economy |
| International Finance |
Economics of Agriculture |
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| MA Econometrics |
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| Basic Mathematical Methods |
Human Resource Development |
| Micro Economics - I |
Money and Finance |
| Statistics for Econometrics |
Macro Economics - II |
| Women and Economy |
Advanced Econometrics |
| Information Technology |
Growth Economics |
| Soft Skill |
Contemporary Indian Economic Issues |
| Mathematical Economics |
Financial Econometrics |
| Micro Economics - II |
Public Economics |
| Basic Econometric Methods |
Applied Econometrics |
| Macro Economics - I |
Panel Data: Theory and Application |
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| MA Political Science |
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| Modern Indian Political Thought |
Comparative Political Analysis |
| International Relations-Theory and Practice |
Western Political Thought |
| Indian Politics-Major Issues and Debates |
Seminar on Field Project |
| Contemporary Political Theory |
Dissertation-I |
| Soft Skills |
Teaching and Research Aptitude-I |
| Politics of Developing Countries |
Departmental Elective 2 |
| Contemporary Political Issues |
Departmental Elective 3 |
| Major Ideas and Issues in Public Administration |
State Politics in India |
| Research Methods in Political Science |
Dissertation-II |
| Departmental Elective 3 |
Teaching and Research Aptitude-II |
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| MA Public Administration |
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| Concepts and Ideas of Public Administration |
Comparative Local Government: Nature and Significance |
| Administrative Theories and Thinkers: Classical Era |
Comparative Administration |
| Public Personnel Administration: Theory and Practice |
Public Policy |
| Evolution and Framework of Indian Administration |
Financial Administration in India: Concepts and Structure |
| Citizen and Administration: Concepts and Issues |
Fundamentals of Computers/International Public Administration – I |
| Principles and Practices of Public Administration |
Comparative Local Government: Process and Issues |
| Administrative Theories and Thinkers: Modern Era |
Development Administration |
| Public Personnel Administration: Concepts and Issues |
Theory and Practice of Management  |
| Indian Administration: State and District Administration |
Financial Administration in India: Processes |
| Contemporary Information Technology/Administration/International Public Administration – II |
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| MA International Relations |
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| Contemporary Political Theory |
Theory and Practice of Diplomacy |
| Modern Political Thought |
Energy Politics in International Relations |
| Theory of International Relations – I |
Indian Foreign Policy: Post-Cold War Era |
| Thinkers in International Relations |
Research Dissertation – I |
| Indian Political System |
International Political Economy |
| Gender in Global Politics |
National and Global Security in Contemporary World |
| Theory of International Relations-II |
Research Methodology |
| Geopolitics in International Relations |
Research Dissertation – II |
| Comparative Political Analysis |
Electives |
| International Organizations and Global Governance |
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| MA Politics |
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| Political Theory |
Elective - I |
| Indian Government and Politics |
Elective - II |
| Public Administration |
Elective - III |
| International Relations |
Elective - IV |
| Political Theory II |
Elective - V |
| Comparative Politics, Indian Constitution |
Interdisciplinary/Cross-Disciplinary Course |
| Approaches and Emerging Issues in International Relations |
Skill Enhancement Course |
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| MA Public Policy |
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| Law, Governance and Institution |
Political Philosophy for Public Policy |
| Statistical and Data Analysis |
Policy Action Workshop |
| Qualitative Research Methodology |
Social and Cultural Theory |
| Introduction to Public Policy Process |
Public Finance and Administration |
| Academic Writing Workshop |
Program Design and Evaluation |
| Economics for Public Policy I |
Pre Dissertation Workshop |
| Economics for Public Policy - II (Macro) |
Electives |
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| MA History |
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| Principles of History |
Contemporary World (Part-II : 1945-2003) |
| Contemporary World |
Indian National Movement (1905-1947) |
| Ecology & Environment in History |
Environmental Crisis and World Religions |
| Major currents in Historical Thought |
Research Methodology and Historical Investigation |
| Indian Nationalism (Socio-religious and other protest movements) up to1905. |
Optional Papers |
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| MA Sociology |
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| Social Anthropology |
Theories of Group Interaction |
| Methodology of Social Sciences |
Theories of Group Interaction |
| Group Processes and Dynamics |
Sociological Reviews and Viva-Voce |
| Classical Social Thinkers |
Modern Sociological Theories |
| Sociology of Environment |
Advanced Sociological Theories |
| Tribal Economy and Society |
Sociology of India |
| Social Statistics |
Continuity and Change In India |
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| MA Psychology |
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| Advanced Biological Psychology |
Minor Elective: Basic Psychological Processes |
Psychology of Adolescence  |
| Advanced Cognitive Psychology |
Applied Social Psychology |
Child and Adolescent Psychopathology |
| Advanced Research Methodology and Design |
Community Psychology |
Animal Models of Human Behavior |
| Advanced Social Psychology |
Counselling Psychology |
Cognitive Neuropsychology of Attention and Memory |
| Practical: One practical from each of the above papers |
Psychodiagnostics  |
Cross-Cultural Psychology |
| Applied Psychological Assessment |
Genetics, Environment and Behaviour |
Drug and Behaviour |
| Motivation and Emotion Advanced Biological Psychology |
Methods of Cognitive Neuropsychology |
Environmental Psychology |
| Advanced Cognitive Psychology |
Military Psychology |
Forensic Psychology |
| Advanced Research Methodology and Design |
Neuropsychology |
Human Factors |
| Advanced Social Psychology |
Organizational Behaviour |
Neuroergonomics |
| Practical: One practical from each of the above papers |
Organizational Development and Change |
Organizational Communication |
| Advanced Statistics  |
Cognitive Aging |
Positive Psychology  |
| Applied Psychological Assessment |
Psychopathology |
Psychology of Late Adulthood |
| Motivation and Emotion |
Psychopharmacology  |
Health Psychology |
| Psychology of Personality |
Psychobiology of Emotion and Health |
Rehabilitation Psychology  |
| Stress Management in organizations |
Therapeutic Techniques |
Human Resource Management |
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| MA Philosophy |
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| Classical Indian Philosophy - I |
Indian Heritage and Axiology |
| Greek and Medieval Philosophy |
Epistemology |
| Social and Political Philosophy – I |
Contemporary Indian Philosophy - I |
| Indian Culture and Ethics |
Contemporary Western Philosophy - I |
| Logic and Scientific Method |
Moral Philosophy |
| Classical Indian Philosophy – II |
Contemporary Indian Philosophy - II |
| Modern European Philosophy |
Contemporary Western Philosophy - II |
| Social and Political Philosophy - II |
Applied Ethics |
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| MA in English and Comparative Literature |
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| Poetry I |
Comparative Literature |
| Drama I |
Literary Theory I |
| Literary Criticism I |
New Literatures in English |
| Fiction I |
English Language Teaching |
| English for Specific Purposes |
Philosophy and Literature |
| Indian Literature in English |
Indian Novel in English Translation |
| Literary Criticism |
Writers of the Diaspora |
| Poetry of the Nineteenth Century |
Literary Theory II |
| Creative Writing (Inter - disciplinary) |
American Literature II |
| Twentieth Century Literature in English |
Linguistics |
| Poetry of the Nineteenth Century Science and Literature (Interdisciplinary) |
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| MA in Comparative Literature and Translation Studies |
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| Translation: Principles and Theories |
Fundamentals of Translation |
| Linguistics and Translation |
Translation: Comparative Approach and Evaluation |
| Comparative Literature: History, Principles & Methods |
Genres of Translation |
| Comparative Literature: Kannada and Tamil |
Comparative Literature: Western Classics |
| Comparative Literature: Kannada and Telugu |
Media and Translation |
| Translation: Techniques and Methods |
Translation in Kannada: Historical Survey |
| Technical Translation: Science and Humanities |
Kannada as Language of Administration |
| Comparative Literature: Indian Literature |
Comparative Poetics |
| Comparative Literature: Kannada and Hindi |
Comparative Literature: African and Caribbean |
| Comparative Literature: Kannada and Telugu  |
Comparative Literature: Latin American Literature |
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| MA Anthropology |
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| Introduction to Social Anthropology |
Theories of Social Structure |
| Physical Anthropology |
Applied Anthropology and Tribal Welfare |
| Archaeological Anthropology |
Indian Society |
| Quantitative Research Methods |
Anthropology of Complex Societies |
| Qualitative Research Methods |
Theories of Culture |
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| MA Social Work |
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| History and Philosophy of Social Work |
Statistics and Computer Application |
| Psychosocial Dynamics of Human Behavior |
Dynamics of Socio-Political Institutions and Organisations |
| Methods of Working with People: Micro-Approaches |
Social Policy and Planning |
| Social Welfare Administration |
Demography and Population Studies |
| Research Methodology |
Communication and Social work Practice |
| Man & Society |
Labour Problems and Labour Welfare |
| Approaches and fields of Social Work |
Dynamics of Social Development |
| Human Growth and Development |
Social Ecology and Management of Environment |
| Methods of working with People: Macro Approaches |
Counselling and Social Work Practice |
| Management of NGO’s and Disaster Relief Services |
Labour Legislation and Social work Practice |
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| MA in Social Work in Community Organization and Development Practice |
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| Foundation Course |
Rural Development and Governance |
| Philosophy of Research |
Sustainable Development and Livelihood |
| History and Perspective of Social Work |
Field Work |
| Social Case Work |
Social Policy and Planning |
| Social Group Work |
Socio-Legal Dimensions in Development Practice |
| Research Methods I |
Urbanization, Governance and Informal Work |
| Theoretical Perspectives for Community Practice |
Social Action, Advocacy and Movements |
| Elective Foundation |
Business Plan Development for Social Sector |
| Community Organization |
Program Planning and Management |
| Critical Perspectives on Social work: Introduction to Social Theories |
Disasters and Development |
| Research Methods II |
Disciplinary Elective |
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| MA Linguistics |
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| Phl. Underpinnings of Modern Linguistics |
Field Linguistics |
| Phonetics and Phonology I |
Language Universals and Language Typology |
| Morphology |
Semantics |
| Syntax I |
Computational Linguistics |
| Syntax II |
Elective Courses I, II |
| Phonology II |
Historical Linguistics |
| Cognitive Linguistics |
Sociolinguistics |
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| MA Archaeology |
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| Foundations of Social Anthropology |
Social Ecology |
| Archaeological Anthropology |
Anthropology of Peasant Societies |
| Ethnology and Comparative Ethnography |
Anthropology of Urban and Complex Societies |
| Practical – Archaeological Anthropology |
Theories of Culture and Social Structure |
| Indians Overseas |
Human Biology |
| Qualitative Methods and Research |
Economic Anthropology |
| Physical Anthropology |
Political Anthropology |
| Methodology of Anthropological Research |
Minorities, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes |
| Applied Anthropology |
Anthropology of Folklore |
| Practical – Physical Anthropology |
Project, Field work, Dissertation and Viva-Voce |
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| MA Rural Development |
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| Rural Development- Indian Context |
Communication and Extension in Rural Development |
| Rural Development Programmes |
Rural Social Development |
| Rural Development- Planning and Management |
Voluntary Action in Rural Development |
| Research Methods in Rural Development |
Land Reforms and Rural Development |
| Rural Health Care |
Entrepreneurship and Rural Development |
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| MA Rural Studies |
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| Principles and Practices of Rural Development |
Resource Economics |
| Economic Analysis for Rural Management - I |
Operations Research Techniques |
| Management Accounting and finance |
Environment & Energy management |
| Quantitative Analysis for Rural Management |
Project Management-I: Planning and Implementation of Rural Development Programmes |
| Agribusiness, Agripreneurship and Skill Development |
Rural Product Marketing |
| Rural Livelihood Systems |
Geographical Information systems for Rural Development |
| Research Methodology for Rural Studies |
Rural Development Interventions |
| Computer Applications for Rural Management |
Rural Development Programmes and policies |
| Economic Analysis for Rural Management - II |
Business Budgeting |
| Social Policy, Planning and Development |
Science and Technology for Rural Development |
| Trade Liberalization and Global Business Logistics |
Co-operative Thoughts and Collective Action |
| Risk Management & Rural Insurance |
Finance Management |
| Introduction to Bionomics |
Social Corporate Responsibilities |
| Project Management – II: Monitoring and Evaluation of Rural Development Programmes |
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MA Job Profiles
After completing an MA degree course candidates can either pursue an MPhil/ PhDÂ course or they can even consider opting for a job. However, candidates need to note that they would be offered a job after completing their MA course depending on the discipline they have studied. Some popular job profiles that candidates can pursue after completing their MA course are as mentioned below:
Job Profile |
Description |
| Teacher |
In such a job profile one needs to prepare lectures as per the course curriculum and thereafter ensure that the environment of the classroom is conducive for learning. A Teacher also needs to mentor students on a regular basis so that they not only learn their curriculum but also become responsible individuals. |
| Administrative Officer |
In this job profile one acts as the point of contact for all company employees and provides administrative support as well as manages queries of employees. An administrative officer manages office stocks, prepares reports on expenses as well as office budget and also organises the records of the company. |
| Social Worker |
In such a job profile one needs to identify and thereafter help people cope with the problems at hand. |
| Journalist |
In such a job profile an individual is expected to work under different beats such as Politics, Sports, Crime, Education, Entertainment etc. A Journalist is expected to research, write, and present the events/ news in an honest, unbiased and ethical manner. |
| Counsellor |
In such a job profile one needs to speak to individuals who are facing personal or professional difficulties and help them overcome their problems and thereafter make appropriate changes in their life. |
MA Related FAQs
Q. I have done BA in History, can I take up MA in Psychology?
A. The candidate should have had Psychology as a minor subject in their Bachelor of Arts (BA) if they want to pursue an MA in Psychology.
Q. What is integrated MA course?
A. An integrated course is a programme which combines a Master’s programme with a Bachelor’s programme. The duration of the course is generally five years.
Q. What is the difference between MA Psychology and MA Applied Psychology? Which one is better?
A. MA Applied Psychology deals and explains the structure of Psychology and its impact on life, whereas MA Psychology studies the relation of individual functioning at various social levels. Applied Psychology has more practical research whereas MA Psychology is majorly theoretical.
Q. What career can I make after MA in Political Science?
A. After successfully pursuing your MA in Political Science, you can take up career options such as Social Media, Mass Media, Reporting, Writing, Public Relations, Campaigning, Politics, etc.
Q. Can I choose a specialisation in MA History?
A. Yes. Candidates who are opting to pursue MA History can choose between three specialisations which are offered – Ancient History, Medieval History and Modern History.
Q. Can I become a teacher after doing MA in any course?
A. No. The candidate has to do their BEd in order to take up teaching. A postgraduate course will only add value and knowledge.
Q. Do universities offer postgraduate courses in Linguistics?
A. Yes. There are various universities which offer MA in Linguistics. It is also a two-year duration.
Q. What is the eligibility criteria for MA Archaeology?
A. The candidate should have done their BA in Archaeology/History/Anthropology/Philosophy or any similar discipline from a recognised university and should have secured a minimum of 55% aggregate.
Q. What is better to choose? MA History or MA Sociology?
A. MA Sociology has a better career scope as one can work for International Organisations, Embassies, Public Relation firms, Research, Public Health and Welfare Organisation, Politics, media, etc.
Q. What is the admission procedure for MA in any course?
A. For any Master of Arts (MA) course, universities and colleges conduct entrance exams. There are very few universities that offer admission on the basis of marks secured in the qualifying examination.
Popular M.A. (Master of Arts) Colleges in India
Popular Private M.A. (Master of Arts) Colleges in India
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Courses
- M.A. in Applied PsychologyGITAM University, Visakhapatnam
- M.A. in EnglishGITAM School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Hyderabad
- M.A. in PsychologyChandigarh University
- M.A. in EnglishLPU - Lovely Professional University
- M.A. in Rural DevelopmentIGNOU - Indira Gandhi National Open University
- M.A. in LinguisticsJNU - Jawaharlal Nehru University
- M.A. in Human Resources Management and Labour RelationsTISS - Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai
- M.A. in EnglishSt. Stephen's College, University of Delhi
- M.A. in EnglishLady Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi
- M.A. in Social WorkBHU - Banaras Hindu University
Popular M.A. (Master of Arts) Specializations in India
Popular Specializations
- Public Administration
145 Colleges
- Ancient History
33 Colleges
- Clinical Psychology
28 Colleges
- Women Studies
24 Colleges
- International Relations
21 Colleges
- Public Policy
20 Colleges
- Applied Psychology
18 Colleges
- French
18 Colleges
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Hello Sonia Dhami, yes, many universities in India allow engineering graduates to seek admission in M.A. Psychology. However I would like to advise you to visit the website of the concerned University or college and download the information brochure. This will enable you to know in detail various...Hello Sonia Dhami, yes, many universities in India allow engineering graduates to seek admission in M.A. Psychology. However I would like to advise you to visit the website of the concerned University or college and download the information brochure. This will enable you to know in detail various other eligibility criteria if any. Best wishes to you.
Is a B.Tech Graduate eligible to apply for M.A. English? If yes, please mention the list of colleges.
Hello Megha, yes many universities allow engineering graduates to seek admission for M.A. Course in English or other languages or subjects of Humanities. But then it depends on the university. In view of this I would like to advise you to download the brochure or visit the website of the universi...Hello Megha, yes many universities allow engineering graduates to seek admission for M.A. Course in English or other languages or subjects of Humanities. But then it depends on the university. In view of this I would like to advise you to download the brochure or visit the website of the university under which you intend to do your a M.A. In English. There you will get all the required information. Best wishes to you.
Does LPU offer any courses M.A. Psychology?
If you are really passionate about pursuing the Master of Psychology, then Lovely Professional University will meet your dreams and ambitions as my relative is fully satisfied after completing his Master of Psychology. Few points told by my cousin who did her studies from LPU that will help you t...If you are really passionate about pursuing the Master of Psychology, then Lovely Professional University will meet your dreams and ambitions as my relative is fully satisfied after completing his Master of Psychology. Few points told by my cousin who did her studies from LPU that will help you to make your decision:
She told me she got some of the benefits provided by the Lovely professional university for pursuing Master of psychology are:Teaching and Research Aptitude, Research Methodology help enhance professional skills in the students. They use to visit Educational health institutes, clinics, hospitals, NGOs, rehabilitation centers, case studies provide practical exposure for understanding contemporary psychological issues. The did Dissertation work which help strengthen the research orientation in students. Students get the opportunities to interact with experts in order to gain understanding of the subject. In addition to core curricula, course offers subjects like communication and soft skills to enhance personality and employability. To Develop the understanding about theoretical developments in the areas of attention, perception, memory, language, problem solving provides the courses that focuses on the psychology of students at different levels of schools. She has discussed me that in the University one department with a name Department of Happiness is dedicated to such students to get themselves trained with the support of expertise of this field. In order to get practical exposure students are asked to interact with the general health queries of other students from mix backgrounds who need advise for their behavior towards certain situations within the campus. I hope such kind of exposure with well trained academic services that LPU provides can make better future of any psychology student, so without thinking much you can go for LPU to complete your Masters. LPU Provides the course that focuses on the how to construct the test and how to check the reliability and validity of the test. Fosters skills in using and applying Psychological Statistics. Also LPU provides the Application of various psycho therapeutic strategies to deal with behavioral problems and their intervention. Not only this there are so many benefits being provided by the Lovely Professional University, so its good to go for LPU for pursuing the Master of Psychology.
Is it relevant to opt M.A. In applied economics after B tech?
Hello Pallavi, it's very nice to hear from you that you can think of doing your OG in applied economics even after completion of your graduation in engineering. Of course it's the best you can think of. Let me assure you that there is great shortage of trained economic experts with technology as ...Hello Pallavi, it's very nice to hear from you that you can think of doing your OG in applied economics even after completion of your graduation in engineering. Of course it's the best you can think of. Let me assure you that there is great shortage of trained economic experts with technology as background. I am sure you will do great in life. Best wishes to you.
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2021-02-04 20:25:02
I have done my BA in Liberal Arts want to do Diploma in Clinical Psychology n thn go to Aboard for MA Is ur university affiliated for tht
Amity University Mumbai Campus does not have a dedicated Diploma in Clinical Psychology. Instead one can look for a Masters in Clinical Psychology by Amity Institute of Behavioural and Applied Science.
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2021-02-18 21:17:24
My graduation in computer Science so can I apply for M.A. Hindi.
Hello Parul Chaudhari, it's very nice to hear from you that you have interest in studying a purely humanities / language subject. Many universities allow graduate engineers to seek admission in M.A. But you will need to check this from your intended university from their website. Best wishes to y...Hello Parul Chaudhari, it's very nice to hear from you that you have interest in studying a purely humanities / language subject. Many universities allow graduate engineers to seek admission in M.A. But you will need to check this from your intended university from their website. Best wishes to you.
S
2021-01-17 09:29:13
I am not a graduate in psychology but wish to pursue my MA in psychology. Am I eligible in your university?
Yes, our university will provide you a Master's degree in Psychology.
My niece wants to apply for M.A. In H. R at Madras school of social work. We need guidance to prepare for the admission exam. Any training.
Minimum 6 months of serious preparation is enough to crack MSSW. You need the same preparation as needed for MBA entrance e exams. The same kind of exam preparation would be helpful in TISS MHRM, BHU MSW JAMIA M.A. HRM, AMU M.A. HRM and other similar courses. Candidates are selected based on acad...Minimum 6 months of serious preparation is enough to crack MSSW. You need the same preparation as needed for MBA entrance e exams. The same kind of exam preparation would be helpful in TISS MHRM, BHU MSW JAMIA M.A. HRM, AMU M.A. HRM and other similar courses. Candidates are selected based on academic merit, marks in entrance test and performance in Group Discussion and Personal Interview. Maximum weightage is given to graduation marks followed by Entrance exam marks and Group discussion and Personal interview. You can prepare with the help of various offline and online coaching.
I am an engineering graduate can I pursue M.A. In political Science from IGNOU?
Yes you can do the M.A. In Political Science from IGNOU after graduation in engineering. The eligibility criteria is given below. Eligibility : Bachelors degree or a higher degree in any discipline from a recognised University. Course fee : Rs 9000/.
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2020-12-13 14:13:06
Can I pursue LLB course after M.A.? Do I have to appear in CLAT for that?
As per the information available on Surendranath Law College, The 3 years LLB course is not available here. The college is offering 5-year B.A. LLB B.A. LLB (Hons.) and two years LLM programs. However, you are eligible for pursuing the LLB course from the other colleges.
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2021-01-29 08:12:51
Can engineering student's are eligible for taking the M.A. In anthropology in Akka mahadevi university bijapur?
Hello Sujatha, this woman's University in Bijapur in Karnataka offers many courses. However I could not find any course for M.A. In anthropology. But generally speaking they had mention eligibility for different M.A. Courses as having graduation in the concerned subject. But many times different ...Hello Sujatha, this woman's University in Bijapur in Karnataka offers many courses. However I could not find any course for M.A. In anthropology. But generally speaking they had mention eligibility for different M.A. Courses as having graduation in the concerned subject. But many times different universities allow engineering graduates to go in for was graduation in many of the subjects in arts. I would therefore recommend that you should bring up the register for the administrative side of the university for clarification on this issue. Best wishes to you.
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2021-01-13 23:20:48
Question paper Hindi M.A. Solve JEE.
Hello Mukesh Kumar, frankly speaking I have not understood your query. You are saying that question paper should be in Hindi to solve JEE? Where does M.A. In Hindi come into picture? I would request you to state the facts in simple English and then raise a fresh query also in a simple English. Th...Hello Mukesh Kumar, frankly speaking I have not understood your query. You are saying that question paper should be in Hindi to solve JEE? Where does M.A. In Hindi come into picture? I would request you to state the facts in simple English and then raise a fresh query also in a simple English. This will enable counselors like me and others to answer your query to the satisfaction of yourself. Best wishes to you.
Is it M.A. In HRM is equivalent to MBA in HR?
Yes, but little difference on management courses and financial part.
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2021-01-18 21:07:24
I am a B.Tech student it am I eligible for long distance course M.A. English.
Hello,Yes, there are many universities including the famous open University located in Delhi, IGNOU, that allow engineering graduates to take the course of post-graduation MA in English. You can download the brochure come application form from the website of IGNOU and fill it up. The courses norm...Hello,
Yes, there are many universities including the famous open University located in Delhi, IGNOU, that allow engineering graduates to take the course of post-graduation MA in English. You can download the brochure come application form from the website of IGNOU and fill it up. The courses normally begin twice a year. You need to upload certain documents pay the fees and you are into M.A. In English. Best wishes to you.
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2021-01-18 02:59:46
Can i do MA after Bsc
Yes you can do the M.A. History after B.Sc. Please write the college name for better response. However the eligibility criteria of LPU is given below for an idea.Eligibility criteria of LPU for M.A History : Pass in Bachelors Degree (any discipline) or equivalent. Eligibility criteria of M.A. His...Yes you can do the M.A. History after B.Sc. Please write the college name for better response. However the eligibility criteria of LPU is given below for an idea.
Eligibility criteria of LPU for M.A History : Pass in Bachelors Degree (any discipline) or equivalent.
Eligibility criteria of M.A. History of DU : An Undergraduate Degree from Delhi University or any or other recognised University Degree other than BA (Pass/Prog./Hons.) / B.Com. (Pass/Hons.)/ B.Sc. (Gen./Hons.)/M.A./ M.Com./M.Sc. (e.g. B.Tech. MBBS etc.)
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2021-01-16 05:53:13
M.A. Mathematics in distance, is it possible.
Yes, it is very much possible. IGNOU provides it.
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2021-01-16 18:26:45
Can I do M.A. Physiology in Hindi Medium.
As far as I know it can't be pursued in Hindi.
I need previous years entrance papers of M.A. Psychology of Kurukshetra University.
You can easily download these from the official website.
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2021-01-06 22:49:34
Can I pursue M.A. In philosophy (preferably in Mumbai) what is the roadmap for being a psychologist?
Yes, you can pursue M.A. In philosophy from Mumbai. Some of the good colleges for philosophy in Mumbai are University of Mumbai, Kalina Campus, Amity University, Mumbai, Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College, KJ Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce and many more. And for being a psychologist, you need...Yes, you can pursue M.A. In philosophy from Mumbai. Some of the good colleges for philosophy in Mumbai are University of Mumbai, Kalina Campus, Amity University, Mumbai, Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College, KJ Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce and many more. And for being a psychologist, you need to have a Bachelor's degree in psychology, then a Masters degree in it, then acquire a doctoral degree in it, depending on your area of professional engagement and then you may need to complete a certain amount of supervised experience after your graduation, additional training and licensing.
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2021-01-01 21:12:14
Can anybody please tell me when eflu registration is going to come (2021) for M.A. English literature?
Admission in 2021 is still open in gandhinagar, Ahmedabad for M.A. English literature.
S
2021-01-03 00:34:31
Could we apply for the M.A. English in the year of 2021.
Yes, in some university and college in cities like Ahmed a bad and gandhinagar are still open for M.A. English for the year 2021.
M
2020-12-24 11:55:29
While doing a MBA in BHU , can I opt for MA in Public Administration (special course) in BHU simultaneously ?
Two regular degree courses can not pursue simultaneously. So avoid to do this. However one regular degree course can be pursue with distance degree course simultaneously.
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2021-01-01 12:06:45
Can I join M.A. In english with B.E degree.
As per the UGC guidelines, Two regular degree courses can not pursue together. So avoid to do this. However M.A. English from the distance learning like from IGNOU can be pursue together.
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2020-12-31 15:37:35
I did my graduation in B.Sc ( general) subjects was Maths,Statistics,Chemistry & I had 44% marks. Can I do MA in Economics from Ignou ?
For doing M.A. In economics, the candidate must have completed graduation with a degree in B.A. In economics with minimum 50% marks.
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2020-12-29 11:59:44
Iam doing M.A. In sociology now, can I join IIM for MBA after completing M.A. Will M.A. Sociology boost my chances to getting IIM?
Yes you can. Selection in IIM depend on CAT score, 10th 12th and graduation marks, achievements, and GI PI score. An M.A. Will be an added advantage. You can also explore on MSW from reputed college and IIM fellowship programme for PG passed like PGP in policy and sustainability.
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2020-12-25 12:08:55
Is an B.tech graduate eligible for this M.A Economics in Loyola College?
Online class MA in Economics
Is BBA UG is eligible for the M.A. Sociology?
The eligibility criteria may vary from college to college. Here, we have listed some of the common M.A. Sociology eligibility criteria that must be fulfilled by the candidates:The students must complete his/her graduation in any undergraduate course. The students from Humanities background will h...The eligibility criteria may vary from college to college. Here, we have listed some of the common M.A. Sociology eligibility criteria that must be fulfilled by the candidates:
The students must complete his/her graduation in any undergraduate course. The students from Humanities background will have an advantage over others. The minimum graduation percentage may vary from 45% to 50%. The percentage differs from college to college. The eligibility criteria of LPU is also given for an idea : Pass with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelors Degree (any discipline) or equivalent.
I'll be completing my graduation from amity University in b. Tech food technology in 2021, then am i eligible for MA in HRM from TISS
Yes, you can proceed with the admission process.
M
2020-12-06 19:20:36
M.A. In English course fee.
10000 for 1st and 2nd semester and 10000 for 3rd and 4th semester.
P
2020-12-13 12:56:36
Can I pursue LLB course after M.A?
Yes, you can anywhere from any University.
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2021-02-28 12:37:36
Hi my name is sonia I have done a B.Tech in ECE, and I want to do M.A. In psychology. Is it possible to do M.A. In psychology after B.Tech.
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