SOCIAL WORK

MSW

The Master of Social Work (MSW) is a postgraduate course that provides academic knowledge and skill-based education required to prepare students for a professional career as a Social Worker in the society, community, and country. The course provides a broad and comprehensive foundation for the general community and social work practice. The students develop humanitarian skills and help the large category of needy society. Topics include Analysis of Indian Society, Social Case Work, Dynamics of Human Behavior, Women & Child Development, Disaster Management, Gender Studies, Rural, and Urban Studies, Communication, Child and Youth Studies, Social Entrepreneurship, Basic Counselling, and Human Rights.

Skills like empathy, patience, listening, communication, emotional intelligence, teamwork, self-awareness, persuasion, discipline, hard work, creativity, and interaction are enhanced during this course.

DURATION

2 years

ACADEMIC SYSTEM

Semester System

ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS

State-specific Entrance Examinations
University-specific Entrance Examinations

ENTRANCE EXAMINATION PATTERN

Syllabus:

English Language
Numerical Ability
Logical Reasoning
General Knowledge
MCQs

CAREER AREAS

Colleges
Community Organizations
NGOs
Government Agencies
Old Age Homes
Destitute Homes
Orphanage
Corporate Care Centres
Academic Institutions

Eligibility Criteria

Minimum 50% aggregate in BSW/BA from a recognized education board
Minimum 45% aggregate in BSW/BA from a recognized education board for Reserved Category
Qualifying examinations

BSW

The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) is an undergraduate course that provides academic knowledge and skill-based education required to prepare students for a professional career as a Social Worker in the society, community, and country. The course provides a broad and comprehensive foundation for the general community and social work practice. The students develop humanitarian skills and help the large category of needy society. Topics include Analysis of Indian Society, Social Case Work, Dynamics of Human Behavior, Women & Child Development, Disaster Management, Gender Studies, Rural, and Urban Studies, Communication, Child and Youth Studies, Social Entrepreneurship, Basic Counselling, and Human Rights.