A: The duration of the MA History program for regular students is 2 years. Most universities follow a semester system of 4 semesters, while a few still offer it in the annual system.
A: For private candidates, the duration depends on the chosen mode. If enrolled in a composite program, the degree can be completed in 1 year. Otherwise, the duration is 2 years, similar to the regular program.
A: To apply for admission in government universities, a candidate must have at least 45% marks in the BA (Bachelor’s) examination from a recognized institution. Some universities may also require merit-based entry tests or interviews.
A: The following documents are usually required:
A: The regular program is slightly more expensive compared to the private program. However, studying as a regular student is highly recommended as it provides classroom interaction, research exposure, and stronger learning opportunities.
A: Graduates of MA History have a wide range of career opportunities. Some are directly related to the degree, while others require transferable skills learned during the program. Career options include: