Humanities & Social Sciences

Rabindranath Tagore University offers 27 specialisations under the PhD programme, including English, Physics, Zoology, and Economics, among others.

The application fee for PhD programme at Rabindranath Tagore University is Rs 2,500.

For PhD programme in Law, selection to this institute takes place based on a Written Test conducted by NMIMS followed by an interview. Candidates who’ve qualified UGC-NET (including JRF)/ UGC-CSIR NET (including JRF)/ SLET/ GATE/ MPhil are allowed to not appear for the NMIMS Written Test.

To be eligible for admission to the PhD course at JK Lakshmipat University (JKLU), candidates are required to possess a master's degree or its equivalent, with a minimum aggregate of 55%. This academic qualification is a prerequisite for candidates seeking to pursue a PhD programme at JKLU. Meeting the specified eligibility criteria is necessary for consideration and acceptance into the PhD course.

Students must have done graduation with at least 45% aggregate to apply to the MSW programme in Kaziranga University.

Yes, Kumaraguru College of Liberal Arts and Science offers a two-year PG course of MA. This course is offered in affiliation with Bharahtiar University. Students can pursue MA in only one specialisation, i.e., Political Science. During this course, students will build a deep understanding around topics like Political Science viz, international relations, geopolitics, public policy, social justice etc. 

Kumaraguru College of Liberal Arts and Science offers a three-year UG course of BA across three specialisations. These are Economics, Political Science and Tamil (CW). For admission to either of the mentioned specialisations of BA, students need to visit the official website of KCLAS and apply for the course.

Avantika University offers a part-time three years & a full-time five years PhD programme with six specialisations.

Maulana Azad College offers 11 BA (Hons) specialisations & two general BA programme specialisations. Find below the BSc specialisations along with their seat intake:

At doctoral-level, Faculty of Computer Applications MRIIRS offers PhD programme in Computer Applications. MRIIRS conducts an entrance exam (with 70% weightage in selection) for admission to PhD followed by an interview/ presentation round (with 30% weightage in selection) for final selection. The syllabus for the entrance test consists of 50% research methodology based questions in part-A and 50% subject-specific questions in part-B. Candidates with a valid score in GATE/ UGC NET/ CSIR JRF are exempted from writing the PhD entrance exam and can directly sit for the interview.