GGV Online MA in History FAQs
Is an Online MA in History from GGV an academically recognized degree?
Yes, a degree granted under GGV's Online MA in History is UGC-approved and for competitive exams, academic positions, and government job eligibility, is acceptable just as a regular mode degree. It is academically equivalent to a full-time campus-based postgraduate degree.
Will I be able to access online resources such as archives and journals throughout the Online MA in History course at GGV?
Yes, MA students learning online are provided with access to e-libraries, academic databases, online journals, and other research facilities offered by the university to facilitate extensive historical research. They are available 24/7 and can be accessed from anywhere with your student login.
Are virtual seminars or guest lectures conducted during the Online MA in History course at GGV?
Yes, the course is sometimes supplemented with webinars, virtual guest speakers, and online forums with scholarly historians and academics to enhance learning outside the syllabus. These sessions provide students with an overview of the latest historical research and methodology.
Are the online tests open-book or closed-book?
Exams are typically closed book and are held under stringent online proctoring. Students are observed via webcam and screen activity to ensure academic integrity during the examination process.
I never studied History in my bachelor's—is there still any possibility of joining the Online MA in History program at GGV?
Yes, you can! Although a background in History is advantageous, the program welcomes graduates from any field related to Social Sciences or Humanities. Your application will be given consideration based on your overall academic record, and no previous specialization is necessary.
