The MA in History at Apex University provides an advanced study of historical events, cultures, and civilizations. The curriculum covers ancient, medieval, and modern history, focusing on historiography, research methods, and global history. Students engage in historical analysis, archival research, and policy studies. The program prepares graduates for careers in education, research, archaeology, and government services. With a strong emphasis on critical thinking and historical interpretation, students gain expertise in analyzing the impact of past events on modern society.
Passed in bachelor’s degree (any discipline) or equivalent. Obtained at least 50% for General,45% for SC, ST, OBC & SBC.
15000/-
2 Years (4 Semesters)
50% CUET and 50 % AUCET
Scholarship up-to 10 Lacs available for meritorious students
Semester 1 | |
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THEORY PAPER | PRACTICAL PAPER |
- Evolution of Indian Society And Thought, Part-I | - Social Outreach, Discipline & Extra Curricular Activities |
- World In 20th Century Part I (Upto World War II) | |
- Main Trends In The History of Modern World (Up To 1900 A.D.) | |
- Historical Tourism In India With Special References To Rajasthan | |
- Ancient Societies | |
- History of Political Thought |
Semester 2 | |
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THEORY PAPER | PRACTICAL PAPER |
- Evolution of Indian Society And Thought, Part II | - Social Outreach, Discipline & Extra Curricular Activities |
- World In 20th Century, Part II (After World War II) | |
- Rajasthan Through The Ages | |
- Women In Indian Society: Modern India | |
- History of Major Revolutions (1789 To 1949 A.D.) | |
- History of U.S.A. (1860 To 1950 A.D.) |
Semester 3 | |
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THEORY PAPER | PRACTICAL PAPER |
- Philosophy of History Part-I | - Social Outreach, Discipline & Extra Curricular Activities |
- History of Ancient India (From Earliest Times To C. 600 B.C.) : Sources, Interpretations And Debates | |
- History of Ancient India (From C. 600 B.C. To C. 200 B.C.) : Sources, Interpretations And Debates | |
- Political Ideas And Institutions of Ancient India Part-I | |
- Social And Legal Ideas And Institutions of Ancient India Part-I | |
- History And Culture of Ancient Rajasthan (From Earliest Times Upto 1200 A.D.), Part-I |
Semester 4 | |
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THEORY PAPER | PRACTICAL PAPER |
- Philosophy of History, Part II | - Social Outreach, Discipline & Extra Curricular Activities |
- History of Ancient India (C. 200 B.C. To C. 300 A.D.) : Sources, Interpretations And Debates | |
- History of Ancient India (C. 300 A.D To C. 750 A.D.) : Sources, Interpretations And Debates | |
- Political Ideas And Institutions of Ancient India Part-II | |
- Social And Legal Ideas And Institutions of Ancient India, Part II | |
- History And Culture of Ancient Rajasthan (From Earliest Times Upto 1200 A.D.) Part-II |
This program enhances expertise in historical research and analysis. It integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications, preparing students for careers in teaching, archival management, and public policy. The curriculum covers global and Indian history, historical methodologies, and contemporary historical debates.
The MA History program combines in-depth historical research with analytical training. Students explore historical archives, policy studies, and cultural analysis. The curriculum is designed for careers in education, research, and heritage management, ensuring a strong foundation in historical methodologies.
Historical Consultant:
Provide expertise on historical topics for films, books, or projects. Ensure accuracy and authenticity in representations of the past.
Heritage Manager:
Oversee the preservation of cultural heritage sites. Develop strategies for conservation and public engagement. Work with governments or NGOs.
Archivist:
Preserve and manage historical documents and records. Organize collections for research and public access. Work in libraries, museums, or government agencies.
History Professor:
Teach history at the university level. Conduct research and publish academic papers. Mentor students and guide their academic growth.