The MPhil course curriculum is divided into four (in some
cases two/three) semesters spread over two (in some cases 1/1.5 years) years,
with each year consisting of two semesters. The MPhil course curriculum is
divided into various parts and modules. The first two semesters of the MPhil
course subjects are devoted to theoretical courses in the respective subject,
while the third and fourth semesters of the MPhil course subjects are devoted
to thesis, dissertation and oral examination.
The subjects of the MPhil course relate to theoretical and practical concepts of the research field. The list of MPhil course subjects emphasizes the origin, development and scope of the domain subject. The subjects of MPhil courses vary depending on the specialization and the university. The MPhil subject list of each specialization is divided into four semesters.
M.Phil Syllabus Semester 1
Philosophical Foundations of the subject
Research Results Reporting, Referencing Techniques and Plagiarism
Research Methodology and Research in the subject of study
Study of origin and development of the subject
Elective subject-I
M.Phil Syllabus Semester 2
Advanced Research Methodology and Research in the Subject of Study
Analysis and Domain Study
Review of Literature
Study of relative discipline to the subject of study
M.Phil Syllabus Semester 3
Computer Applications in the domain of subject
Dissertation
Elective subject-II
M.Phil Syllabus Semester 4
Dissertation
Viva Voce Examination
Exercise /Practical work
Key Highlights on MPhil
Full Form:
Masters of Philosophy
Duration:
2 years
Eligibility:
Masters with a minimum of 55% marks from a recognized institute.
Admission Process:
Entrance Exams
Entrance Exams:
UGC NET, UGC CSIR NET, DUET, UoH EE, etc.
Average Course Fees:
INR 10,000 to INR 2,00,000
Distance Education:
Available
Job Options:
Writer, Arts administrator, Academic librarian, Advertising copywriter, Advertising account executive, Marketing executive, Information officer, etc.
Average Salary Package:
INR 5,00,000 to INR 12,00,000
Higher Studies:
PhD