Ravenshaw University Cuttack M.Phil Geography: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

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M.Phil Geography at Ravenshaw University Cuttack is a 2 years, Full Time Degree program offered On Campus. It offers a limited number of 7 seats.

    Find detailed Ravenshaw University Cuttack M.Phil Geography fees, eligibility, admission dates, cutoff and ranking below.

    Course HighlightsDetails
    duration2 Years (Full Time)
    course levelDoctorate (Degree)
    mode of studyOn Campus
    total fees₹ 8,600
    eligibilityPost Graduation
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    Ravenshaw University Cuttack M.Phil Geography Fees

    M.Phil Geography Fees at Ravenshaw University Cuttack covers a range of expenses, including tuition fee, course materials, and access to campus facilities.
    • The total fees for M.Phil Geography is ₹ .
    Quota:
    Fee TypeTotal Amount (INR)
    total fee₹8,600
    * Fees is refundable

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    Ravenshaw University Cuttack: 1 Answered Question

    Which courses will provide you with good placement at Ravenshaw University?

    Mithila Sengupta,BBA from Ravenshaw University, Cuttack (2017)

    If you are from a Science background then you can apply for: IST(Info Science and Telecommunication) or ITM (IT Management).

    They both have a good placement record. Reputed companies like Deloitte, Wipro, Infosys, Amazon, etc. are the regular participants in their placement program.

    The fee is around INR 40,000 for a year, which becomes around 2.5-3 lakh for 3 years. It is better to opt for these than to spend 6 lakh for a B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering in any private engineering college. Candidates opting for private colleges can go for Ravenshaw University.

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