Humanities & Social Sciences

MIT School of Education and Research offers MA in Education for two-years at the PG level. This course is equivalent to M.Ed. The only difference is that MA in Education can be done after any bachelor's degree. Aspirants need to pass B.Ed to apply for M.Ed.

There are 15 seats available in MA Education at MIT School of Education and Research. The seats are offered to candidates in MA based on their qualifying exam scores. There is no entrance test mentioned on the school's website.

MIT School of Humanities BA admission are offered to eligible students who meet the admission criteria. The college offers the seats to students through the following basis:

• Statement of Purpose + Personal Interview performance

Yes, MIT School of Humanities PhD admissions are entrance-based. The MIT University conducts an entrance test followed by interview round to shortlist students for its PhD programmes.

Both qualify you for UPSC Civil Services. BA graduates - especially those with Political Science, History, or Sociology - have a natural overlap with the UPSC syllabus and can start preparation earlier. LLB graduates also appear for UPSC but spend more years in college first. If UPSC is your primary goal, starting with BA is often more efficient.

Yes. you can do a 3-year LLB after BA at any recognised law college. You will need to clear a law entrance exam: CLAT, AILET, or state's law entrance test.

Yes, MIT School of Humanities does offer PhD programme. The course is offered in full-time mode. The college offers PhD in English. Students can check the official site to know more.

MIT School of Humanities MA admissions are given to eligible students only. The requirements are as below:

• UG degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate + SOP + PI

Yes, MIT School of Humanities does offer MA programme. It is offered in full-time mode for a duration of two years. Interested and eligible students can apply online for the programme.