MSW from mahatma gandhi central university: Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Admission, Eligibility

Motihari, Bihar

Central University

Master in Social Work [MSW]

Course Duration

2 Years

Tuition Fees

4.3 K

1 Year Fees

30.82 K

Total Fees

58.04 K

general

semester	Tuition Fees	Other Fees	Total Fees
semester 1	₹ 4300	₹ 13218	₹ 17.52 K
semester 2	₹ 4300	₹ 9000	₹ 13.3 K
semester 3	₹ 4300	₹ 9618	₹ 13.92 K
semester 4	₹ 4300	₹ 9000	₹ 13.3 K

Aspriants seeking admission to this course should meet the following criteria as mentioned by the institute.

Academic Requirement:

A minimum of 60% marks or an equivalent grade in a UG degree recognised by any statutory body approved by Government of India.
Admission shall be made on the merit of the Composite Score to be determined on the basis of score obtained in the MET and marks obtained in 10th, 10+2 and UG examination, as given below:

S.No.	Weightage of Different Components of the Composite Score
	Components	Weightage
1)	Score obtained in MET	50%
2)	Percentage of marks in 10th	10%
3)	Percentage of marks in 10+2	10%
4)	Percentage of marks in UG	30%

Entrance Exam:

They shall be required to appear in single common entrance examination i.e. Masters Entrance Test (MET).

Course Name	Master of Arts (MA) Master of Journalism and Mass Communication (MJMC)
Course Type	Full Time
Duration	2 Years
Specialization offered	MA– 10
Minimum Eligibility	Graduate
No. of seats	30
Selection	CUCET
Exam Mode	Offline

Specializations offered in MA at MGCU are as follows:

For MA, candidates should hold a bachelor’s degree in BA in the relevant stream with a minimum of 60 % marks in aggregate from any recognized University or Institute.
For MJMC, candidates should hold a bachelor’s degree in BJMC with a minimum of 60 % marks in aggregate from any recognized University or Institute.

Candidates are selected only on the basis of merit or rank secured in the CUCET.
Final selection is based on the merit list prepared by the University which gives 50 % weight age to CUCET score, 30% weight age to Graduation performance and 10 % weight age to 10+2 scores each.