The Online MA at LPU offers four distinct specialisations – English, History, Political Science, and Sociology – each a two-year, 80-credit programme built for learners who want advanced humanities and social science expertise without leaving the workforce.
Each specialisation opens with foundational theory in Semester 1, builds through applied and analytical coursework, and closes with a Dissertation or Term Paper in the final semester, alongside a shared Generic Elective basket across all four tracks.
The BA programme allows learners to pursue focused academic combinations in three disciplines, providing different perspectives on language, society and political thought.
Bachelor’s degree (any discipline) (with Mathematics as a subject) / B.Tech. or B.E. or B.Sc. (Engineering) or equivalent.
Bachelor’s degree (any discipline) (with Mathematics as a subject) / B.Tech. or B.E. or B.Sc. (Engineering) or equivalent.
Sign up and pay the initial Registration Fee.
Complete the application form with the required details, upload all necessary documents, and pay the applicable programme fee.
Receive provisional student registration & access to the Learning Management System (LMS). Login credentials are shared via email.
Submitted documents are reviewed by the admissions team. Upon successful verification, admission is formally confirmed.
Yes, across all four specialisations – LPU is UGC-entitled to offer the MA through online mode.
Yes, per the UGC notification treating online and regular-mode postgraduate degrees as equal.
Yes, four semesters across two years, for any of the four specialisations.
Yes, through weekend live lectures, chat, and discussion forums.
No, admission is based on meeting the eligibility criteria – no entrance exam needed for any MA specialisation.
Engage with advanced study while developing critical analysis, research capabilities and deeper subject expertise for your academic or professional journey.