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In the M.A. in Development and Labour Studies at JNU, you study various aspects of labour and the informal sector, including:
Women and work
Nature, capital, and labour
Development, displacement, and labour
Contemporary Indian society
Sociology of the informal sector
Classical modern social theory and labour
Occupational safety and health
Workers' movements in India
Urban politics and informality
Advanced qualitative research
Political economy of institutions
Economics of labour
Advanced quantitative techniques
Child labour in India
Labour laws in India
Economic and social rights of labour
Research methods in labour studies
Technology, innovations, and skill development
The political economy of care
Dalit and Adivasi workers in contemporary India
Women workers in the trade union movements
Manual scavenging in contemporary India
Movements of the marginalized sections in India.
These courses are spread over four semesters, with eight core courses and optional courses that can be taken outside the Centre. The programme aims to provide interdisciplinary training to do doctoral research on contemporary issues about labour and the informal sector, and to prepare students to work as professionals in these sectors.

M.A. in Development and Labour Studies at JNU is chosen for its interdisciplinary training, providing an understanding of contemporary issues in labour and informal sectors, and for its potential in academics and the job market. The course offers a holistic approach, covering economics, history, sociology, and political science, and is affiliated with the Global Labour University. It is suitable for those interested in researching and working in labour studies, and JNU provides a renowned faculty, resources, and affordable fees.

To be eligible for admission to the M.Sc. in Chemistry at JNU, a candidate should have a Bachelor's degree (with Chemistry as one of the subjects) under the 10+2+3 pattern of education with 55% marks in the aggregate (or in Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics combined), or in Chemistry Honours. Alternatively, applicants with a B.Tech. degree (or equivalent) in Chemical/Polymer/Petroleum Engineering with a CGPA of at least 6.0 out of 10.0 (or equivalent percentage) are also eligible.

M.A. in Economics (World Economy) graduates from JNU can work in various sectors such as:
* Analytics & Consulting: 52.2%
* Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI): 17.4%
* Academia: 17.4%
* Data Science: 13.0%
Some of the top recruiters include:
* Deloitte
* KPMG
* HSBC
* CRISIL
* PWC
* Genpact
* Cognizant
* TATA Capital
The highest package offered is ₹14.15 LPA, with a mean package of ₹11.4 LPA and a median package of ₹12.5 LPA.

Total Fees:
First semester 26045.00
Each of the subsequent semesters 18000.00
One-time fee to be paid at the time of admission:
1. Admission Fee (One Time) 2000
2. Alumni Fee (One Time) 1000
3. Security Deposit (Refundable: One Time) 5000
4. Chief Proctor Office Manual* 45.00
Annual fee:
1. Medical Insurance (per year) 500
2. Medical fee (per year) 9
Semester-wise fee:
1. Student Activity Fee (per semester) 2500
2. University Development Fund (per semester) 1000
3. Examination Fee (per semester) 1000
4. Registration Fee (per semester) 1000

Yes, besides the tuition fee, students need to pay additional fees for M.Sc. in Chemistry at JNU, which include:
1. Student Activity Fee
2. University Development Fund
3. Admission Fee
4. Examination Fee
5. Medical Insurance
6. Alumni Fee
7. Registration Fee
8. Security Deposit (Refundable)
9. Medical fee
10. Medical Booklet