SOCIAL WORK

Bachelor of Social Work - BSW is an undergraduate program. The course consists of 6 semesters with a duration of 3 years. Along with theory, practical work and field work is also done in this course. So that the students studying Social Work can understand the activities and other situations going on in the society and become capable of working accordingly. The course curriculum of BA Social Work course includes various subjects such as Psychology, Community Organization, Physical, Mental and Community Health etc. Whatever the student learns during the course, he can apply it in the real world after the completion of the course. Extend a helping hand to those who need it. The minimum Bachelor of Social Work eligibility is a higher secondary certificate examination (10+2) qualification with a minimum of 50% aggregate from a recognized university/ board. Admission to this course will be done on the basis of the candidate's performance in the entrance test followed by Counselling or on the basis of the candidate's performance in Class 12. The BA Social Work average annual fee in India ranges between INR 2,000 and 5,00,000, depending on the institute offering the course. Students can do job after doing Bachelor of Social Work and if they want they can apply for further MA studies. The average annual starting salary offered to BA Social Work graduates in India ranges between INR 4,00,000 and 10,00,000 depending on the candidate's expertise in the field and the institute they are pursuing the course from. BA Social Work: Entrance Exams Listed below are some of the popular BA Social Work entrance exams. 1) CUET 2) NPAT 3) CUET 4) TISS BAT 5) IPU CET 6) JNUEE BA Social Work: Top Job Positions Some of the popular professional BA Social Work jobs are listed below: • Social Worker • Special Educator • Project Manager • Teacher • Consultant • Personnel Manager • Assistant Director • Labour Welfare Officer • Senior Manager etc. BA Social Work: Top Job Areas • Counselling Centers • Disaster Management Departments • Private Clinics • Education Institutes • Human Rights Agencies etc.