Developing an understanding of communities in rural, urban, regional and global contexts;

Building expertise required to work at different governmental, non-governmental, and international agencies;

Building qualitative and critical skills in core elements of community-related issues; and

Generating skills in communicating effectively with individuals, families, and communities.

The program is highly participatory and practice-oriented and the students are expected to take leadership in field related activities as well as in class discussions.

Applicants must have 10+2 or equivalent degree in any discipline from a recognized institution with minimum aggregate score of Applicants who have passed Class XI and are waiting for Class XII results can also apply for a provisional admission. However, they will have to produce the proof of having passed the exam before the commencement of the course.