M.A

Yes. The M.A. Sociology curriculum at LPU includes fieldwork, research projects, case studies, presentations, and practical assignments that help students connect classroom learning with real social issues. Students also learn research methods and data analysis while working on projects based on community and social development topics. This practical approach builds analytical skills and prepares students for careers in research, academics, NGOs, public policy, and social services.

An M.A. Sociology graduate from LPU can explore careers in NGOs, social welfare organizations, research institutes, CSR teams, government departments, policy organizations and community development projects. The curriculum builds research, fieldwork, data analysis and communication skills through practical exposure. These skills help graduates prepare for roles in social research, development, welfare, advocacy and public service across different sectors.

Yes. The M.A. Sociology programme at LPU includes social research methods and data analysis as important parts of the curriculum. Students learn how to design research, collect data, use qualitative and quantitative methods, and interpret findings. The course also includes field based learning, report writing, and research projects. These skills help students prepare for careers in research, academics, development organizations, policy work, and social sector roles.

Yes, students can prepare for UPSC, UGC NET and other competitive exams while pursuing M.A. Sociology at LPU. The syllabus covers important sociology concepts, social issues and research topics that are useful for these exams. With proper time management, many students can balance regular classes with self study. The curriculum also helps improve analytical thinking, writing skills and subject knowledge, which are valuable for competitive exam preparation and future career opportunities.

Candidate willing to take admission in MA (either in Communication and Journalism or in Public Relations) must fill the application form before due date. Graduates from any stream are eligible to apply both courses. The selection is done on the basis of written test. Written test has wo sections namely Language and General Knowledge. After written test, Group discussion and Personal Interview will take place. This is the whole process of admission in MA at K.P.B Hinduja College of Commerce.

A minimum of 75% attendance is mandatory for MA (Psychology) course at Loreto College. If any candidate has attendance below 60%, he or she is not permitted to sit in the exam. If the attendance is between 60-75%, then candidates can contact with the authorities and might have to pay fine of INR 100.

Curtin University is a little easy to get into due to its higher acceptance rate of around 50% than that of Monash University at 40% but it is ranked higher at #4 in Australia while Curtin University, Australia is ranked at #16. Curtin University Australia offers only 8 M.A courses for the Indian students while Monash University offers 19 M.A programs.

Curtin University is a little easy to get into due to its higher acceptance rate of around 50% than that of Monash University at 40% but it is ranked higher at #4 in Australia while Curtin University, Australia is ranked at #16. Curtin University Australia offers only 8 M.A courses for the Indian students while Monash University offers 19 M.A programs.