MA in Philosophy (MAPY)

The Master's programme in philosophy that students can do at home is not only meant to improve their career prospects, but also to train their minds for better logical thinking, mental discipline, the ability to analyse and synthesise, and critical thinking about social and political realities. Philosophy opens people's minds to the possibility of national unity, a true appreciation of others' "worldviews," a better understanding of different ways of thinking, and peaceful coexistence. It also becomes a way to change society, build a better country, and make sure that everyone has the same rights and is treated with respect.
The most important parts of the Master's programme in Philosophy are: There are 16 credits of required courses and 48 credits of optional courses. In the first year, students can choose six electives, and in the second year, they can choose six more. To finish this programme, you'll need to earn 64 credits over the course of 2 to 5 years. This show is only available in English. But a student can take the test in Hindi if they want to.