Queen Mary’s College M.Phil FRM FAQs
Ques. What is the Master of Philosophy in Family Resource Management programme at Queen Mary’s College?
Ans. The Master of Philosophy in Family Resource Management at Queen Mary’s College, Chennai is a 2-year postgraduate research programme affiliated to the University of Madras, covering family economics, household resource planning, consumer behaviour, home management, human development, textiles, and family welfare research. The programme includes coursework in the first year and a dissertation in the second year, covering research methodology and a supervised original contribution to the field.
Ques. What is the total fee for M.Phil FRM at Queen Mary’s College?
Ans. The total fee for the 2-year M.Phil FRM at Queen Mary’s College is INR 3,060 (INR 1,530 per year), as per the official college fee structure for 2025-26. Queen Mary’s College is a Tamil Nadu government institution with government-regulated fees across all its programmes.
Ques. What is the eligibility for M.Phil FRM at Queen Mary’s College?
Ans. Eligibility for M.Phil FRM at Queen Mary’s College requires a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in bachelor’s and master’s degree in home science, family resource management, or a closely related subject, or a closely related field, from a recognised university, with a minimum 55% aggregate (50% for SC/ST/BC/MBC candidates). Only women candidates are eligible for this government women’s college.
Ques. What research areas are covered in M.Phil FRM at Queen Mary’s College?
Ans. The M.Phil FRM curriculum at Queen Mary’s College covers family resource management theory and household financial planning, consumer behaviour and market analysis, food and nutrition for family welfare, textile and apparel care and selection, home management and housing, child development and family relations, community nutrition education, research methodology and statistical analysis, and a research dissertation. Candidates work under a recognised research guide from the Home Science department, developing skills in research design, data collection, and scholarly writing.







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