M.A. French: seats, fee and entrance at each university
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6 programmes
| University | Programme | Seats | Fee as printed | Entrance | Shortlist |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
M.A. French Studies2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityFor NEP-based Graduates Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in French as the major subject, with a minimum of 50% of the total credits earned in French at the Bachelor's programme, and an aggregate of at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. For Non-NEP Graduates Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in French or studied French in all the semester/years of Bachelor of Arts degree with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA. OR ... Full details at BHU | 25 | Rs. 1,500 per semester | CUET (PG) LAQP10 | ||
M.A. French2 yearsEligibilityBachelor's degree in the language, or the language proficiency or diploma the PG prospectus lays down for the programme, with 55% marks for General and OBC and 50% for SC, ST and PwD candidates. Full details at EFLU | 20 | Rs. 4,688 in the first semester | CUET (PG) LAQP10 | ||
M.A. - French2 SemestersEligibilityB.A. of 04-year duration (NSQF Level 6) or an equivalent examination with at least 50% marks (or its equivalent grade) in aggregate having studied French either as a Major or Minor subject at the undergraduate level. Full details at AMU | 8 | Rs. 11,700 at admission | Departmental test | ||
M.A. French2 years (4 semesters)EligibilityA three-year undergraduate degree (with 120 credits) makes a student eligible to apply for any PG course. The department can add its own subject requirement. Full details at VBU | 5 | Rs. 7,575 in the first year | CUET (PG) LAQP10 | ||
M.A. FrenchEligibilityFour-year Bachelor's Honours Degree with Research/ Entrepreneurship etc. in French from the University of Delhi with at least 60% for candidates belonging to UR/OBC-NCL/EWS category and 55% for candidates belonging to SC/ST/PwBD category. Full details at DU | Not printed | Not printed | CUET (PG) | ||
M.A. in (French)2 yearsEligibility1) 03 Years Bachelors Programme (Undergraduate Degree) in. Full details at IGNOU | Not printed | Rs. 7,000 a year | Direct admission, no entrance test |
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How M.A. French seats are filled
- CUET (PG)4 programmes
- University's own entrance test1 programme
- Merit, interview or direct admission1 programme
CUET (PG) paper named for this course: LAQP10 at 3 universities. CUET PG guide, dates and syllabus
M.A. French by state
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Questions about M.A. French
How many Central Universities offer M.A. French?
6 Central Universities offer M.A. French in 2026-27: BHU, EFLU, AMU, VBU, DU and IGNOU.
How many seats does M.A. French have in Central Universities?
58 seats are printed for M.A. French at 4 Central Universities. The largest intakes are at BHU (25), EFLU (20), AMU (8) and VBU (5). 2 more universities offer the course without printing an intake.
Which entrance exam is needed for M.A. French in Central Universities?
Admission to M.A. French is through CUET (PG) (4 universities), the university's own entrance test (1 university) and merit, interview or direct admission (1 university). The CUET (PG) paper named is LAQP10 (3 universities). A university can ask for a different paper, so check the row of the one you want.
What is the fee of M.A. French in Central Universities?
Each university prints its fee on its own basis (a semester, a year, at admission or the whole programme), so the table gives every fee as printed and does not rank them. 5 of the 6 programmes here have a printed fee.
In which states can I study M.A. French at a Central University?
M.A. French is offered at Central Universities in 4 states and union territories. The most choices are in Uttar Pradesh (2), Delhi (2), Telangana (1) and West Bengal (1).
What is the eligibility for M.A. French?
Eligibility is set by each university: the qualifying degree or subjects, the minimum marks and the relaxation for reserved categories differ. Open "Eligibility" under a programme in the table for that university's rule, or the programme's page for the full text.