M.Phil (Sociology) is a Postgraduate Academic Research Degree course. The program has been developed to equip eligible candidates with the adequate skills needed in becoming professional researchers and academics. The course involves various specific components such as the core training programmer, which covers issues of social science research in general, Issues of research specific to particular disciplines or areas of interest, Research design, involving the integration of methodological, theoretical, and substantive issues, Core training program. Sociology is a specialized subject involving various diverse topics relating to humans and human society, Sociological topics such as crime, religion, family, culture, social stability, State, division of race, social class, radical change, etc. The course also provide traditional subjects of study to help candidates understand research-based sociological models and theories.

Eligibility:

• To seek after M.Phil., one needs to have a Master's degree in Sociology. Up-and-comers need to gain 55% stamps in the subject picked for M.Phil. course or an associated subject at the postgraduate level to be viewed as qualified for the course. The rate Norm may fluctuate from Institute to Institute. 
• A composed test possibly directed to evaluate the competitor's learning. The individuals who qualify in the composed test will be required to show up in a meeting. Certain establishment's waiver passageway test if the applicant has qualified in NET, SET or proportionate national level assessment.