Humanities & Social Sciences

The selection process for candidates applying to the MA programme at DPG Degree College is based on merit. Applicants are required to have completed their undergraduate degree with a minimum aggregate of 45%. Seat allocation is determined by overall academic performance and scores from the most recent qualifying examination. Shortlisted candidates must present the necessary documents for verification.

Yes, at present, the DPG Degree College (DPGDC) is open for admissions to its MA programme. According to the university's eligibility criteria, the candidates should have passed graduation before applying for admission. Therefore, the candidates should apply after the declaration of their results. For the latest information, aspirants are advised to visit the official website frequently.

Both could be a good option to take as a pre-law course, Here is why:

Philosophy emphasizes logical reasoning, argumentation and analysis, which are essential elements for legal profession. Accountancy, on the other hand can develop, strong analytical and problem solving skills particularly in quantitative analysis.  

Political Science can be considered as a pre-law course, due to it political nature that discuss about the functioning of government. It discuss about the policy making process, laws making process and its impact on society, and how both the systems interact with legal system of the government. 

Applicants who aspire to enroll at DPG Degree College for an MA need to ensure that they meet the prescribed eligibility criteria. They should have passed their bachelor's degree of three years and above with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks from a recognised college or university. Moreover, the MA is a two-year full-time course affiliated with Maharishi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak, and is UGC-approved.

The selection process for the MA programme at DPG Degree College consists of several important steps. First, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria, which require them to hold a bachelor's degree with a minimum aggregate score of 45%. Applications are submitted online through the college's official website, along with the necessary documents and the applicable application fee. Selection is based on merit, and those who are shortlisted will be invited to confirm their admission by paying the course fee.

Amity School of Communication PhD course admission is subject to fulfilment of eligibility and selection criteria. Candidates who meet the eligibility criteria have to take the subject-based written test. The shortlisted candidates are further called for the personal interview round for final selection.

Yes, DPG Degree College provides an Master of Arts (MA) programme. The two-year MA programme is offered in full-time mode. The course is available in three specialisations. The fee for the two-year programme is INR 74,000. For further details, candidates can see the following key highlights:

NOTE: The mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and, hence, is indicative.

For admission to PhD programmes of Amity School of Communication, the aspirants must meet the course-specific eligibility requirements. Candidates with a valid master's degree in Mass Communication or any subject with a minimum of five years relevant teaching or professional experience in the media can apply. Additionally, the degree course should have been passed with at least 55% aggregate. 

During form filling and admission, the relevant documents also have to be submitted. The documents are required for verification purposes. 

Candidates have to pay the prescribed fee amount to lock their seats. The components included in the course fee structure are tuition fees, hostel fees, alumni fees, and more. A few of the components, such as tuition fees are charged annual-wise or semester-wise. While security deposit is a one-time fee.

Table below mentions the Amity School of Communication PhD course fees:

NOTE: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is subject to changes and hence, is indicative.