MA (Gandhian Studies)
By University Department of Gandhian Studies
- Program: Postgraduate (PG)
- Duration: 2 Year(s)
- Intake: 20

Program Outline
A two-year, four-semester PG on Gandhian Studies offers a profound journey into understanding and implementing principles of justice and equity within society. Through this program, students not only gain insights into Gandhian philosophy but also acquire crucial 21st-century skills essential for shaping a harmonious and inclusive world. Beyond theoretical knowledge, the course empowers individuals with practical ethical skills necessary for fostering universal well-being.
Participants are guided to integrate these teachings into their personal and professional lives, enabling them to become conscientious and proactive members of society. By instilling a sense of responsibility and sustainability, the curriculum equips students with the tools to navigate contemporary challenges while upholding values of inclusivity and compassion. Thus, this transformative educational experience prepares individuals to contribute meaningfully to building a holistic and equitable human society.
Fees Structure
| Particulars | Amount | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fees | ₹20000/- | Yearly |
| Application Form & MGMU-CET | ₹2000/- | One Time |
| Examination Fees | ₹5000/- | Yearly |
| Student Activity | ₹2000/- | Yearly |
| UMIS & Student Insurance | ₹3000/- | One Time |
| Caution Money Deposit | ₹5000/- | Refundable |
| Eligibility Fees | ₹5000/- | One Time |
| Alumni Association Membership fees | ₹2000/- | One Time |
Program Outcomes
Nonviolent Living Mastery
Demonstrate deep understanding of Gandhi's principles for personal and societal nonviolence.
Self-Sufficiency Skills
Develop abilities for self-reliance and sustainable living practices.
Conflict Transformation Proficiency
Apply diverse techniques for constructive conflict resolution.
Decentralization Knowledge
Understand decentralized governance and sustainable economics.
Research Excellence
Exhibit advanced research skills in peace and nonviolence studies.
Contemporary Application
Apply Gandhian principles to modern societal challenges effectively.
Communication and Advocacy
Communicate nonviolent solutions and advocate for social change adeptly.
Ethical Leadership
Lead with integrity and social responsibility, guided by Gandhian values.
Eligibility
- Any graduate from a recognized university.
- A minimum of 40% or equivalent grade in the graduate program.
Career Prospects

Academician/Professor

Social Worker/Activist

NGO/Nonprofit Manager

Policy Analyst/Advisor

Journalist/Writer

Humanitarian Worker/Volunteer
Admission Procedure
Step
1
Register on admissions.mgmu.ac.in
Step
2
Fill Application Form
Step
3
Receive entrance test link for MGMU CET (Date will reflect on Student Dashboard / Website)
Step
4
Appear for MGMU CET
Step
5
Check Merit List on Dashboard
Step
6
Verification and Submission of Documents
Step
7
Fees Payment
Step
8
Welcome to MGMU
Teaching Faculty
| Faculty Name | Designation |
|---|---|
| Prof. Dr. John Chelladurai | Professor and Head |
| Prof. Dr. Bhagwat M. Wagh | Assistant Professor |
Department Infrastructure

Gandhian Library & Reading Room
A dedicated space housing an extensive collection of literature, texts, and resources related to Mahatma Gandhi's life, philosophy, and teachings, fostering an environment for scholarly research, contemplation, and learning.