Humanities & Social Sciences

Bachelor of Arts (Honours): is a three years undergraduate programme which enhances your ability to acquire advanced skills of analysis, to apply innovative solutions to complex problems and to develop original ideas. This course is basically designed to develop knowledge and skills required for a research in a specific arts area and necessary for an advanced professional career. This degree includes specialisation in some subjects and is basically based on a combination of coursework and a research project in the chosen field of study. This course is an academically demanding whose main objective is to produce graduates who will be able to weigh up evidence and arguments and make rational choices, be able to work cooperatively in a team. Students can easily apply for a higher degree I. e. Masters or Ph.D. only after successful completion of Bachelor of Arts (Hons). This degree opens up a wide range of opportunities for the students in journalism, advertising, management, marketing and administration, politics, public services, police force, teaching, psychology, etc. Bachelor of Arts (Gen): is a three year undergraduate degree course which provides a broad and flexible education with a good grounding in one particular subject. This degree provides excellent preparation for employment and acts as a foundation for a wide variety of careers. This degree is in great demand and it has become an extremely important in our society as it gives a basic understanding of the humanities and sciences and the issues that affect our society. This degree provides students with career opportunities in administration, event coordination, insurance, social services, travel and tourism, sports coordinating, etc. The main goal of this degree is to develop analytical abilities, research experience, and verbal communication skill in students. Students can get admitted to this course only after successful completion of their HSC (10+2) exam from any stream. In India, many colleges conduct entrance exam for this course. Regards.

After an HSC, you should pursue a course you feel you will be comfortable pursuing, and where your interests lie. Ph.D. would remain a distant possibility for an UG student, and you should concentrate more on your UG studies than worrying about a Ph.D. A Masters degree, or its international equivalent, is often required for entry onto a Ph.D. and this is usually the case in arts and humanities subjects. In the sciences, however, students can sometimes progress directly to a Ph.D. after their undergraduate degree. In addition to any postgraduate requirements, you will also need to demonstrate good performance during your undergraduate degree. An upper second class Bachelors degree is generally the minimum entry requirement. If your Ph.D. is not conducted in your first language, you will have to provide evidence of proficiency through a language test. Regards.