MSW

Master of Social Work, or MSW, is a two-year postgraduate programme in the social work discipline1. You must have a Bachelor of Social Work degree or an equivalent degree with at least 40–50% of your grade point average and pass the MSW entrance exam administered by colleges or national and state agencies in order to be admitted to the MSW programme. The cost of an MSW course varies by university and modality of instruction. The average cost of an MSW course is between INR 20,000 and INR 2,00,000. Here is a list of MSW institutions in India.

Yes, you can pursue a Master of Social Work (MSW) after completing a B.Sc in Geography. While MSW programs often accept students from diverse educational backgrounds, it's important to check the specific admission requirements of the universities or institutions you're interested in. Some MSW programs might have prerequisites or preferences for certain backgrounds, but having a B.Sc in Geography should not necessarily prevent you from pursuing an MSW if you meet their admission criteria.

Be sure to research the admission requirements and reach out to the admissions departments of the universities you're considering to get accurate information about their policies for admitting students with a B.Sc in Geography.