School of Arts

M.A. in English usually takes 1-2 years to finish, depending on whether it is a full-time or part-time program. This advanced degree focuses on helping students improve their grasp of literature, critical thinking, and advanced writing abilities. The curriculum frequently includes courses in diverse literary periods, genres, and critical perspectives, as well as possibilities for specialized study in fields such as creative writing, linguistics, and digital humanities. This degree provides career opportunities for professions in teaching, publishing, writing, editing, or advanced academic studies such as a Ph.D. Many colleges provide flexible choices, such as online or hybrid forms, to help working people.
 

M.A. in Hindi is normally a 2-year postgraduate program that focuses on Hindi language, literature, and culture. The curriculum often includes advanced Hindi grammar, classical and current Hindi literature, literary criticism, linguistics, and a history of Hindi language and literature. Students frequently study works by notable Hindi authors, experiment with different literary styles and examine the language's growth. The program may also include courses on Hindi in the media, translation studies, and comparative literature. Last year, coursework is usually supplemented with research projects or a dissertation. This degree provides career opportunities to students for professions in academics, translation, journalism, content writing, and the cultural sector, as well as additional research in Hindi studies.

M.A. in Sociology normally takes 1-2 years to complete, depending on whether it is a full-time or part-time program. This graduate program emphasizes advanced sociological theory, research methods, and data analysis. Students investigate a variety of social concerns, institutions, and phenomena, often focusing on topics such as social injustice, globalization, urban sociology, or family studies. The program typically includes core courses, electives, and a thesis or capstone project. Graduates are equipped for positions in research, social services, education, or advanced academic studies, such as a Ph.D. degree. Some programs may provide internships or fieldwork opportunities to obtain practical experience.

Master of Arts (M.A.) in Sanskrit is a 2-year postgraduate study that focuses on ancient India's classical language. The curriculum includes advanced Sanskrit grammar, literature, philosophy, and classic texts. Students study ancient Indian history and culture, as well as many genres of Sanskrit literature such as epics, poetry, and drama. The program frequently includes classes in Sanskrit linguistics, manuscriptology, and research technique. Graduates may pursue employment in academia, research, translation, or cultural preservation. Some universities have specialist programs in Vedic studies or comparative linguistics. Bachelor's degree in Sanskrit or a related discipline, and language proficiency is required for success in this demanding program.

Master of Arts (M.A.) in Economics usually lasts 1-2 years, depending on full-time or part-time enrollment. This advanced degree focuses on microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and statistical analysis. Students examine economic theory, policy analysis, and research methods. The curriculum frequently includes electives in specialist fields such as international economics, development economics, and finance economics.  Graduates are qualified for positions in government, finance, consulting, and academia. Some schools provide collaborative programs with different professions or specialize in specific economic topics. This  program provides students with analytical capabilities, critical thinking ability, and a thorough understanding of economic principles and their practical applications.

 M.A. in Odia is a postgraduate program designed to deepen students' understanding of Odia language, literature, and culture. Typically spanning 2 years, this course offers a comprehensive study of classical and modern Odia literature, including poetry, drama, prose, and linguistics. Students engage with Odia texts, analyze their historical context, and develop advanced research skills in literary criticism. The curriculum also explores the socio-cultural aspects of Odisha, incorporating regional folklore and traditions. Graduates of the M.A. in Odia can pursue careers in teaching, translation, journalism, content writing, or cultural research, contributing to the preservation and promotion of Odia language and heritage.