- A minimum of 50% in the qualifying examination; Candidate who has completed 3 year Bachelor's degree from any recognized University and has secured not less than 50% marks in aggregate in core courses
M.A. at Mount Carmel College
M.A. at Mount Carmel College is a two-year postgraduate programme. It is offered in Economics, English and Public Policy. Admission is through direct admission by the college and the college's own entrance process.
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- Level
- Postgraduate
- Field
- Economics, Humanities, Social Sciences
- Location
- Bengaluru
- Admission
- Direct / Institutional Admission, Institution-specific Admission
- Pathways
- 3
- Duration
- 2 years
- Academic cycle
- 2027–28
3 pathways
Explore M.A. pathways
M.A is offered in these specialisations here.
- 01M.A. — Economics
- 02M.A. — English
- 03M.A. — Public Policy
Who can apply
Eligibility
The process
How admission works
- 01
Check your eligibility
Read the rules above against the student’s qualifying examination.
- 02
Apply through the admission route
Direct / Institutional Admission, Institution-specific Admission.
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Questions
How long is M.A. at Mount Carmel College?
M.A. at Mount Carmel College runs for 2 years.
Who is eligible for M.A. at Mount Carmel College?
Mount Carmel College states this for M.A.: Candidate who has completed 3 year Bachelor's degree from any recognized University and has secured not less than 50% marks in aggregate in core courses.
How do you get admission to M.A. at Mount Carmel College?
Admission to M.A. at Mount Carmel College is through direct admission by the college and the college's own entrance process.





