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NIMS University MSW Admission: Fees, Eligibility, Dates, Selection Criteria

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Master in Social Work [MSW]

Course Fees

Course Duration

2 Years

Tuition Fees

30 K

1 Year Fees

30 K

Total Fees

60 K

Detailed Fees

general

Year	1	2
Total Year Wise fees	₹30,000	₹30,000
Total Fees	₹30000	₹30000
Tuition fees	₹30000	₹30000

Course Information

Eligibility Criteria

The candidates must have passed Bachelor Degree in BSW from any recognized university

Course Details

The MSW application process is ongoing and the last date to apply will be notified later on the website. MSW at NIMS University is a 2-years post-graduate program and admissions are strictly based on merit of the last qualifying exam.

The eligibility criteria for pursuing MSW at NIMS University is graduation with at least 50% marks in aggregate. Candidates seeking admission can register through the official website. Check NIMS University Admission & Selection Criteria

Table of Content

NIMS University MSW Key Highlights
NIMS University MSW Eligibility Criteria
NIMS University MSW Application Process
NIMS University MSW Course Details
NIMS University MSW Syllabus
NIMS University MSW Scholarships
NIMS University MSW FAQs

NIMS University MSW: Key Highlights

NIMS follows a credit-based curriculum for the MSW program.
The total number of credits for the MSW course is 64.
NIMS University offers supervised fieldwork as a part of the social work curriculum to get students a hands-on experience in the field during its education.
The total fee for the MSW is INR 80,000. Check NIMS University Courses & Fees

NIMS University MSW: Eligibility Criteria

Below mentioned are criteria of eligibility that must be satisfied for admissions:

One must possess a Bachelor’s degree in BBA or equivalent with minimum aggregate of 50% from a recognized board
Students appearing for the final year are also eligible to apply for the course.

NIMS University MSW: Application Process

Candidate seeking admission in the master of social work course at NIMS University can fill the application form online by following the steps given below -:

Visit the official website of the University and click on the “Admission 2024”.
Now, register by providing a valid email id and a phone number.
Then select the postgraduate degree in the stream of Humanities and Social Sciences and then select the specialization as Master of Social Work.
After registration, log in using email id and password. In case the candidate doesn’t remember the password, they can also login via OTP sent on the registered mobile number.
After logging in, fill in the application form for Admission 2024 and also upload the scanned documents.
Finally, the candidate is required to pay the application fee of INR 800 via Credit Card/Debit Card or through any other source of Net banking.
Take a print out of the application form for future reference

Documents Required:

Passport size photographs
Class X marksheet
Class XII marksheet
Graduation marksheet
Category Certificate

Also Check: NIMS University Results (RELEASED): Check UG, PG, Distance Education Results Here

NIMS University MSW: Course Details

The MSW program offered by the University consists of core courses in the fields related to social work across the globe but also includes additional themes related to emerging topics of social work like globalization, Urbanization, Community planning, Social Psychology, etc.
The curriculum is divided into four parts, i.e. Theory courses, Research Based projects, Field work and Viva Voice.
The Field work visits and submission of the report is compulsory and takes place in the fourth semester of the second year.
The total number of credits for the course is 64.

NIMS University MSW: Syllabus

The main topics of the curriculum that the students will be studying for two years are enlisted below in the table -:

1st Year	2nd Year
Social Work Profession: History And Ideologies Social Science Concepts - 1 Sociology Social Science Concepts-2 Psychology Theory and Practice of Social Group Work Working With Communities Human Relations	Working with Individuals Social Science concepts-3 Political Economy Social Work Research and Statistics Contemporary Social Problems Social Policy and Planning Field Work

NIMS University MSW: Scholarships

To help the students hailing from economically weaker backgrounds, NIMS University offers various scholarships to students to give each student an equal opportunity to study and excel in the MSW program. The various scholarships offered are -:

Scholarship for Program after graduation

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL	PERCENTAGE OF SCHOLARSHIP
94% aggregate and above in Class XII and 85% in Graduation	100%
90% aggregate and above in Class XII and 80% in Graduation	75%
80% aggregate and above in Class XII and 75% in Graduation	50%
75% aggregate and above in Class XII and 70% in Graduation.	25%
70% aggregate and above in Class XII and 65% in Graduation	20%

For State/National Level Players – Students who have participated or played at state/national level and will be rewarded with 50% scholarship. However, the student must have played for a valid state and must have a national level certificate.
For Students with Disabilities - Students who have more than 40% disability are awarded with 50% scholarship. The student must submit the certificate proof at the time of admission after which the verification process would take place and after the verification the student would be offered the scholarship.
Scholarship for NIMS Alumni – NIMS students who take admission in PG program or higher studies are awarded with 50% fee concession given the condition that they should take admission in the University within a maximum gap of 2 years.
Scholarship for Defense - Students whose parents are in defense services will be awarded an additional scholarship of 10% over NIMS UNIVERSITY Common Scholarship cum Entrance Examinations.

NIMS University MSW: FAQs

Ques. Are there any reservations for the students applying to the MSW course at NIMS University?

Ans. NIMS University provides a relaxation of 5% of marks to the students belonging to the SC/ST/OBC (NCL) /PwD category.

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Average Placement	₹ 13.0 Lakhs
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NIMS University: 4 answered questions

How good is NIMS University?

Akriti Mishra

29 Jun 22

Other than some of the medical courses, the other programs offered by NIMS University Jaipur aren’t good. The quality of education isn’t good. Proper lectures aren’t scheduled regularly. The faculties usually focus on completing the syllabus fast. The teaching approach is outdated. There is less focus on practicals.

Is NIMS University good for a B.Sc in Psychology?

Sarita Varshney,

01 Nov 21

No, it is not a good university for B.Sc. in Psychology. For this course, you should apply to a central or state university which will be better than a private university.

The university is very expensive, you will know this after you get admission because there are many recurring charges which are later revealed.

Go for a government university in Jaipur or in your area where you will get proper exposure which is important for your growth and future prospects. They will also have good faculties and your education cost will be minimal.

Is NIMS University Jaipur a good institution for a B.Pharm?

Aliyah Bose,

01 Nov 21

One of my friends studied B.Pharm at NIMS University Jaipur. According to him, it is overall a good institution, but the faculties are not good enough. They are said to be uncooperative and not easy to approach. They maintain a distance from students and keep them in continuous check, probably giving you a feeling of the school.

Many students have mentioned that the fees of the college are really high and not appropriate for considering the facilities offered.

It is suggested that you go to any other college because the scope and exposure NIMS University Jaipur provides is not enough to make a mark in today’s world.