Colleges in Kolkata

Hi, it can observed that pursuing distance BA in Kolkata can be quite inexpensive as most of the colleges have an average tuition fee of less than INR 1 lakh. 

Hi, listed below are the top Distance BA colleges in Kolkata according to popularity:

Hope this helps!

Hi, there are only 6 distance BA colleges in Kolkata of which 2 colleges are owned privately and 1 college is owned by the government. Admission to majority of these colleges are done on merit basis. These colleges offer various specialisations in distance mode like English, Urdu, Criminology, Public Administration, Economics, History, Languages, Political Science, Sociology, etc. NSOU, St. Peter's College, Vaishno Devi Institute of Studies and Vidyasaathi are the top distance BA colleges in Kolkata.

Here is the current fee structure from Unitedworld Institute of Design (UID) for their Furniture and Industrial Design (B.Des. Interior & Furniture Design):

- Total tuition fees: 25,10,176 for 4 years
- Hostel: 7,20,000 for 4 years
- One-time fee: 2,000 (at admission)

So, for 4 years (tuition + hostel + one-time fee), it comes to about 32.3 Lacs (Ahmedabad campus). 

Asutosh College, Loreto College, Bhawanipur Education Society College, and St. Xavier's College are top South Kolkata colleges offering B.A. in Mass Communication offline. For online options, check Amity Online or IGNOU. Most top institutions prefer regular, on-campus classes for this course.

If you're looking for a Fashion Design degree from Netaji Subhash Open University (Kolkata), here's the catch - it doesn't offer a full bachelor's in fashion. You'll find certificate/diploma courses in tailoring and design, but that's it. If you're looking for a proper 3-year Fashion Designing UG degree, check out Netaji Subhas University (Jamshedpur), completely different place, private uni, same-sounding name. Classic confusion.

In the case of Jadavpur University B.A. (Hons.). Political Science, the selection will be in this manner whereby 50 percent weightage of your Class 12 (H.S./Equivalent) aggregate percentage marks and 50 percent weightage of your performance in the written admission test of the university. The candidate should normally have aggregate marks of 65 per cent in 10+2 with Maths and Science. The entrance test normally comprises of such aspects as essay, short notes, modules of comprehension, and MCQs, which are aimed at evaluating one on critical thinking and general awareness.