Madras University Courses List & Fees Structure 2025

Good morning, Madhya Pradesh has two Central Universities, both highly respected for their academic offerings and national relevance:

Dr. Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya    Sagar    1946    Oldest university in MP; strong in arts, law, and sciences

Indira Gandhi National Tribal University (IGNTU)    Amarkantak    2007    Focuses on tribal studies, inclusive education, and interdisciplinary programs

Comparison

Dr. Harisingh Gour University is ideal if you're looking for a traditional, well-established campus with strong programs in Political Science, Law, and Sciences.

IGNTU is perfect for those interested in tribal development, sociology, anthropology, and inclusive education.

Both are funded by the central government and offer UG, PG, and PhD programs with national-level recognition.

There are many government job opportunities after doing Bachelor of Design (B.Des). Pursuing this course in a government college of Rajasthan University can be a good option especially if you are looking for a job in the government sector .

Upon graduation, opportunities exist in both the private and government sectors, as well as the option to establish one's own design firm. Common roles include Fashion Designer, Graphic Designer, Interior Designer, Product Designer, and UX/UI Designer. The average starting salary for B.Des graduates in India ranges from INR 3-8 lakhs per annum, varying based on factors like specialization, skills, and location. To further enhance career prospects, Master's degrees in design (M.Des), MBA in Design Management, or PG Diploma in UX/UI can be pursued after B.Des.

Also, you can go into sectors like civil services, banking, railways, defence, and education.

Basically you have to move in the right direction according to your interests and goals.

Hope it helps!!

Hello Aspirant,

In general, the compulsory service bond for medical graduates (like 5 years rural service for Haryana) applies mainly to students admitted to government medical colleges which have mostly state quota seats. If you take admission in deemed university, you are normally taking admission under all-India quota which does not belong to the state quota, so deemed students would not normally come under state service bonds, but again rules could change so you would still need to confirm latest bond conditions in official prospectus or counselling notification of the relevant state.