Sister Nivedita University Kolkata Master of Planning [M.Plan] Urban Management: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total fee for M.Plan (Urban Planning) at Sister Nivedita University Kolkata is INR 2,50,000 for the two-year programme. Year 1 costs INR 1,44,500, which includes the one-time admission charge, and Year 2 costs INR 1,05,500. Hostel charges are billed separately. Eligible students may qualify for SNU PG merit scholarships based on graduation performance. Confirm fees at snuniv.ac.in.

Ans. Candidates who hold a B.Arch, B.Plan, or equivalent degree from a recognised university with at least 55% aggregate marks are eligible for M.Plan (Urban Planning) at Sister Nivedita University Kolkata. B.E./B.Tech Civil Engineering graduates with relevant experience may also be considered. Admission is based on CUET-PG or SNUET scores. Reserved category students are eligible under UGC and West Bengal government norms.

Ans. Admission to M.Plan (Urban Planning) at Sister Nivedita University is based on CUET-PG or SNUET scores. Candidates apply online at snuniv.ac.in, submit qualifying degree marksheets and entrance scores, and are shortlisted on merit. Selected students attend document verification at the New Town campus and complete Year 1 fee payment to confirm admission for 2026-27.

Ans. The M.Plan (Urban Planning) at Sister Nivedita University Kolkata covers urban planning theory and history, land use planning, housing policy, transport planning and traffic engineering, GIS and remote sensing, urban governance, infrastructure planning, environmental planning, real estate economics, and a planning studio project or dissertation. The two-year programme prepares graduates for professional practice and government planning roles.

Ans. M.Plan (Urban Planning) graduates from Sister Nivedita University Kolkata can pursue careers as urban planner, town planner, GIS analyst, housing policy analyst, transport planner, urban development consultant, and government planning officer. Many graduates work with municipal corporations, urban development authorities, real estate developers, and international development organisations. PhD in planning is also an option after M.Plan.