FMKMCC BSW FAQs
Ques. What is the field work component in BSW at FMKMCC and how is it structured?
Ans. The BSW programme at FMKMCC includes mandatory field work placements as a core component of the curriculum. Students are placed in social welfare organisations, NGOs, government welfare departments, hospitals, and community centres in and around Kodagu district. Field work is typically conducted in the second and third years and involves supervised practice in community development, counselling, and social welfare administration. Students submit field work reports and are assessed on their practical performance, which forms a significant part of their overall evaluation.
Ques. What are the career options after completing BSW from FMKMCC?
Ans. BSW graduates from FMKMCC can pursue careers as social workers, community development officers, welfare officers in government departments, NGO programme managers, counsellors, and child welfare officers. Many graduates work with Karnataka government departments like the Department of Women and Child Development, Social Welfare Department, and Health Department. Students can also pursue MSW (Master of Social Work) from reputed universities to advance their careers in social work research, policy, and senior management roles.
Ques. Is BSW from FMKMCC recognised for government jobs in Karnataka?
Ans. Yes, BSW from FMKMCC is a recognised undergraduate degree from Kodagu University, which is a state university established by the Government of Karnataka. The degree is valid for applying to government jobs in Karnataka and other states that require a BSW qualification. Many government welfare schemes and departments specifically recruit BSW graduates. Students should verify specific job requirements with the respective recruiting organisations.
Ques. What is the difference between BSW and BA Social Work? Which is better for a career in social work?
Ans. BSW (Bachelor of Social Work) is a professional degree specifically designed for social work practice, with a structured curriculum including field work placements, social work methods, and welfare administration. BA Social Work is a general arts degree with social work as a subject. BSW is generally preferred for professional social work careers and is the standard qualification required for MSW admission and government social work positions. FMKMCC offers BSW as a full-time professional programme, making it the better choice for students committed to a career in social work.
Ques. What is the total fee for BSW at FMKMCC and how does it compare to other colleges?
Ans. The total fees for BSW at FMKMCC for the entire 3-year programme is approximately Rs 55,307. While this is higher than the basic BA programmes at FMKMCC, it is still significantly lower than private social work colleges in Karnataka, which charge Rs 50,000 to Rs 1.5 lakh per year. The higher fees compared to BA programmes at FMKMCC reflect the additional costs of field work supervision, practical training, and specialised resources. SC/ST and OBC students can avail government scholarships that substantially reduce the fee burden.
Ques. What is the admission process for BSW at FMKMCC for 2026-27 and what documents are required?
Ans. For 2026-27, FMKMCC has opened online admissions under Kodagu University. Students should visit fmkmcc.edu.in or the Kodagu University portal (kuk.karnataka.gov.in) to fill the online application form. Admission is merit-based on 10+2 marks - no entrance exam is required. The application window typically closes in June, with classes starting in July. Required documents include 10th and 12th mark sheets, transfer certificate, caste certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar card, and passport-size photographs. Students from the Kodagu district are given preference in the merit list. The BSW programme has 42 seats, so early application is strongly advised.


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