Lucknow University MA Entrance Exam 2027: Syllabus, Exam Pattern, Eligibility & Preparation
Lucknow University MA Entrance Exam 2027 – Lucknow University offers M.A. in more than 30 subjects – Hindi, English, History, Political Science, Economics, Sociology, Psychology, Geography, Education, Sanskrit, Urdu and many more – with over 2,600 seats in total. Each subject has its own PGET paper based on the B.A. syllabus of that subject.
In this guide by LUUPDATE you will find the complete LU MA entrance syllabus 2027, exam pattern, eligibility, seats, fees, expected dates and a practical preparation plan. All figures are taken from the official University of Lucknow admission brochure 2026-27 and admission-office notices; the 2027-28 notification is expected in early 2027, and we will update this page as soon as it is released.
Lucknow University MA Entrance Exam 2027 – Highlights
| Exam | LU PGET 2027 – MA (all subjects) |
|---|---|
| Conducted by | University of Lucknow (Office of Admissions) |
| Exam pattern | 100 MCQs · 2 marks each · 90 minutes · generally no negative marking · graduation-level questions |
| Expected notification | March–May 2027 (form May–June, exam July 2027 – expected) |
| Seats | 2,600+ (e.g. Hindi 200, English 250, History 338) |
| Fee (2026-27 brochure) | Regular ₹4,120/sem · Self-Finance ₹9,080–40,630/sem |
| Eligibility | Graduation – 45% if subject studied, 50% if not (5% relaxation SC/ST/PwBD) |
| Duration | 4 semesters (2 years) |
About the MA (all subjects) programme at Lucknow University
The 2-year M.A. leads to UGC-NET, teaching, civil services preparation, research and specialised careers depending on the subject. Popular subjects like English, History and Political Science see the highest competition.
LU MA Entrance 2027 – Expected Dates
- Notification: March–May 2027 (expected)
- Online application: May–June 2027 on the Samarth portal (lkouniv.ac.in)
- Admit card: about a week before the exam
- Entrance exam: July 2027 (expected, based on the 2026 schedule)
- Result & counselling: July–August 2027
These are expected dates based on the previous cycle. Always confirm on the official website lkouniv.ac.in.
Eligibility, Seats & Fees
- Eligibility: Graduation – 45% if subject studied, 50% if not (5% relaxation SC/ST/PwBD)
- Seats: 2,600+ (e.g. Hindi 200, English 250, History 338)
- Fee: Regular ₹4,120/sem · Self-Finance ₹9,080–40,630/sem
- Reservation: SC 21%, ST 2%, OBC-NCL 27%, EWS 10% (SC/ST/OBC only for UP domicile), plus PwD 5%, Freedom Fighter 2% and Defence 5% horizontal.
LU MA Entrance Exam Pattern 2027
100 MCQs · 2 marks each · 90 minutes · generally no negative marking · graduation-level questions.
Lucknow University MA Entrance Syllabus 2027 (Detailed)
M.A. (Arts subjects)
Each M.A. paper is at the graduation level of that subject.
History: ancient/medieval/modern India, world history, historiography & historical methods, art & culture.
Political Science: western & Indian political thought, comparative government, Indian government & politics, international relations, public administration.
Economics: micro & macro theory, money-banking-public finance, international economics, Indian economy, statistics & econometrics basics, development economics.
Sociology: sociological theory & thinkers, Indian society & social institutions, social change, research methodology.
Geography: physical, human, economic & regional geography, India, cartography & GIS basics.
Psychology: general, social, abnormal, experimental, developmental psychology, statistics in psychology.
Hindi / English / Sanskrit / Urdu: history of literature, major authors, periods & movements, literary forms, criticism & literary theory.
Common topics (often included): general English/Hindi comprehension, current affairs, reasoning & general aptitude.
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M.A. Ancient Indian History & Archaeology
- Unit 1 — Sources, Tools & Historiography of Ancient India – Archaeological & Literary Sources, Chronological Framework, Nature of History, Historians & Archaeologists
- Unit 2 — Epigraphy, Palaeography & Numismatics – Writing & Inscriptions, Important Inscriptions, Coinage & Punch-marked Coins, Dynastic & Regional Coins
- Unit 3 — Prehistory, Proto-history & Field Archaeology – Prehistoric Cultures, Proto-historic Cultures, Methods & Pottery, Select Excavations
- Unit 4 — Political History from c. 600 BCE to c. 550 CE – Rise of Magadha, The Mauryas, Post-Mauryan Dynasties, The Imperial Guptas
- Unit 5 — Political History from c. 550 CE to c. 1200 CE – Harsha & Contemporaries, Rajput Powers, Deccan & the Far South
- Unit 6 — Religious Systems of Ancient India – Early Religion, Sectarian Developments
- Unit 7 — Social & Economic Organisation – Varna, Samskaras & Women, Production, Trade & Land
- Unit 8 — Art, Architecture, Science & Technology – Stupa & Rock-cut Architecture, Temple Architecture, Knowledge Systems
M.A. Arab Culture
- Unit 1 — Pre-Islamic (Ancient) Arabia – Land & People
- Unit 2 — Prophet Muhammad & the Pious Caliphs – Life & Teachings, Khulafa-e-Rashidun
- Unit 3 — The Umayyad Caliphate – Umayyads
- Unit 4 — The Abbasid Period (Golden Age) – Abbasid Caliphate
- Unit 5 — Arabs in Spain & Africa – Al-Andalus, North Africa
- Unit 6 — Fatimid, Ayyubid & Mamluk Egypt and Syria – Egypt, Mamluk Rule
- Unit 7 — The Ottoman Caliphate – Ottomans
- Unit 8 — Arab Nationalism & Modern Arab States – Decline & Nationalism
M.A. Arabic
- Unit 1 — Arabic Grammar (Nahw & Sarf) – Elementary to Advanced
- Unit 2 — Translation & Composition – Two-way Translation, Writing Skills
- Unit 3 — Arabic Prose – Texts & Genres
- Unit 4 — Arabic Poetry – Texts & Forms
- Unit 5 — History of Arabic Literature I: Ancient & Early Islamic – Early Periods
- Unit 6 — History of Arabic Literature II: Abbasid & Modern – Later Periods
- Unit 7 — Authors, Works & Literary Appreciation – Lives & Contributions
- Unit 8 — Applied Language Skills – Usage
M.A. Criminology
- Unit 1 — Introduction to Criminology – Foundations
- Unit 2 — Theories of Crime – Theories
- Unit 3 — Types of Crime – Crime Types
- Unit 4 — Penology & Correction – Corrections
- Unit 5 — Criminal Justice System – CJS
- Unit 6 — Criminal Law – Law Basics
- Unit 7 — Victimology & Forensic Science – Victims & Forensics
- Unit 8 — Contemporary Issues – Emerging Issues
M.A. Defence Studies
- Unit 1 — Ancient & Medieval Indian Military History – Vedic to Mauryan, Gupta to Rajput, Sultanate to Mughal
- Unit 2 — Evolution of the Art of War – Modern Land Battles, Air Power, Sea Power, Global Conflicts
- Unit 3 — Problems of War & Peace – Environment & Ideologies, Security Systems
- Unit 4 — Defence Organisation & Military Science – Military Science, Armed Forces & Control, Arms & Services
M.A. Economics
- Unit 1 — Microeconomics – Demand & Production, Markets & Factor Pricing
- Unit 2 — Macroeconomics – National Income
- Unit 3 — Indian Economy – Nature of the Economy, Sectors & Policy
- Unit 4 — Public Finance – Fiscal Economics
- Unit 5 — International Economics – Trade Theory & Exchange
- Unit 6 — Money & Banking – Money & Banks
- Unit 7 — Growth, Development & Environmental Economics – Development Economics, Environment & Economy
- Unit 8 — Quantitative Methods & Economic Thought – Quantitative Tools, Schools of Thought
M.A. Education
- Unit 1 — Philosophical Foundations of Education – Philosophy
- Unit 2 — Sociological Foundations of Education – Sociology of Education
- Unit 3 — Psychological Foundations of Education – Educational Psychology
- Unit 4 — History & Development of Education in India – Indian Education
- Unit 5 — Educational Technology & Pedagogy – Teaching-Learning
- Unit 6 — Educational Measurement & Evaluation – Measurement
- Unit 7 — Educational Management & Guidance – Management
- Unit 8 — Contemporary Issues in Education – Issues
M.A. English
- Unit 1 — Literary Forms & Terms – Poetry & Prose Forms, Drama Forms
- Unit 2 — Poetry: Renaissance to the Victorians – Elizabethan to 18th Century, Background & Poets
- Unit 3 — Drama: Elizabethan to Modern – Plays & Playwrights
- Unit 4 — Prose & Non-Fiction – Prose Writers
- Unit 5 — Fiction: Short Story & the Novel – Short Story Writers, Novelists
- Unit 6 — History of English Literature – Renaissance to 19th Century, 20th & 21st Centuries
- Unit 7 — Indian & Modern Literatures in English – Modern Poetry & Voices
- Unit 8 — Allusion & Language Studies – Greek & Biblical Allusions, Language & Sound
M.A. French
- Unit 1 — French Grammar & Structure (La Grammaire) – Nouns & Articles, Adjectives & Pronouns, Conjugation & Tenses, Sentence Construction
- Unit 2 — Vocabulary, Comprehension & Composition – Thematic Vocabulary, Compréhension écrite, Composition & Correspondence
- Unit 3 — French Phonetics & Oral Skills (Phonétique) – Sounds & Transcription, Connected Speech
- Unit 4 — Translation & Applied French – Translation & Idioms, French for Specific Purposes
- Unit 5 — French Civilisation & Culture (Civilisation française) – Geography & History, Society & Arts
- Unit 6 — History of French Literature – Medieval to Enlightenment, 19th & 20th Centuries
- Unit 7 — Literary Genres & Prescribed Texts – Forms of Literature, Literary Terms & Explication
M.A. Hindi
- Unit 1 — हिंदी साहित्य का इतिहास – आदिकाल एवं भक्तिकाल, रीतिकाल एवं आधुनिक काल
- Unit 2 — काव्य (पद्य) – प्रमुख कवि, छायावाद एवं परवर्ती
- Unit 3 — गद्य विधाएँ – उपन्यास एवं कहानी, नाटक, निबन्ध आदि
- Unit 4 — हिंदी भाषा एवं व्याकरण – हिंदी भाषा, व्याकरण-तत्त्व
- Unit 5 — काव्यशास्त्र – सिद्धान्त, पाश्चात्य चिन्तन
- Unit 6 — आलोचना एवं प्रमुख आचार्य – प्रमुख आलोचक
- Unit 7 — प्रयोजनमूलक हिंदी – राजभाषा एवं अनुवाद
M.A. History (Medieval & Modern Indian History)
- Unit 1 — Delhi Sultanate: Political Aspects (1206–1526) – Slave to Tughluq, Sayyids & Lodis
- Unit 2 — Mughal Empire: Political Aspects (1526–1739) – Babur to Aurangzeb, Marathas & Decline
- Unit 3 — Social & Economic History of Medieval India (1206–1739) – Society & Movements, Economy
- Unit 4 — Modern India (1740–1857): Political & Administrative – Conquest & Governors, Constitutional Acts
- Unit 5 — Modern India (1858–1947): Political & Administrative – Viceroys & Policy
- Unit 6 — Freedom Struggle of India (1858–1915) – Early Phase
- Unit 7 — Freedom Struggle of India (1916–1947) – Mass Movements
- Unit 8 — Social-Cultural & Economic History of Modern India – Society & Economy
M.A. Journalism & Mass Communication
- Unit 1 — Introduction to Mass Communication – Fundamentals, Communication Models, Communication Theories
- Unit 2 — Introduction to Journalism – Growth & Agencies, Profession & Bodies
- Unit 3 — Message, Audience & Social Sciences – Message & Reception, Social Science Foundations
- Unit 4 — Reporting & Editing – News & Writing, The Desk
- Unit 5 — Advertising & Public Relations – Concepts & Practice, PR & Corporate Communication
- Unit 6 — New Media & Computer Application – Digital Communication, Tools & Software
- Unit 7 — Photography & Writing for Radio and TV – Photo Journalism, Broadcast Writing
- Unit 8 — Media, Society, Language & Culture – Media & Society, Language & Culture
M.A. Jyotir Vigyan
- Unit 1 — ज्योतिष का सामान्य परिचय एवं इतिहास – आधारभूत तत्त्व, विकास-क्रम
- Unit 2 — ज्योतिष के मूलभूत सिद्धान्त – ग्रहगति एवं पञ्चाङ्ग
- Unit 3 — मुहूर्तशास्त्र – संस्कार-मुहूर्त
- Unit 4 — जन्मपत्रिका निर्माण एवं भावमञ्जरी – कुण्डली एवं दशा, भाव-विचार
- Unit 5 — खगोल एवं प्राच्यगणित (लीलावती) – गोल, अंकगणित
- Unit 6 — फलित ज्योतिष – ग्रह-फल
- Unit 7 — संहिता एवं ताजक – मेदिनी एवं वर्षफल
- Unit 8 — प्रश्न एवं व्यावहारिक ज्योतिष – प्रश्न-विचार
M.A. Linguistics
- Unit 1 — Introduction to Linguistics – Language & Levels
- Unit 2 — Phonetics & Phonology – Speech Sounds, Sound Systems
- Unit 3 — Morphology – Word Structure
- Unit 4 — Syntax – Sentence Structure
- Unit 5 — Semantics – Meaning
- Unit 6 — Grammatical Traditions – Ancient Indian Grammar, Western Grammar
- Unit 7 — Historical Linguistics & Dialectology – Historical & Dialect Studies
- Unit 8 — Sociolinguistics, Applied Linguistics & Hindi – Sociolinguistics, Application
M.A. Mathematics
- Unit 1 — Differential & Integral Calculus – Differentiation, Applications, Integration & Its Applications
- Unit 2 — Algebra & Theory of Equations – Matrices, Equations & Trigonometry
- Unit 3 — Abstract Algebra – Group Theory, Rings & Fields
- Unit 4 — Real Analysis – Number System & Convergence, Continuity & Integration
- Unit 5 — Differential Equations – Ordinary Differential Equations, Partial Differential Equations
- Unit 6 — Vector Calculus & Geometry – Vector Calculus, Analytical Geometry
- Unit 7 — Mechanics – Statics, Dynamics
- Unit 8 — Complex Analysis, Numerical Methods & Statistics – Complex Analysis, Numerical Methods & Statistics
M.A. Paurohitya
- Unit 1 — पौरोहित्य एवं कर्मकाण्ड का सामान्य परिचय – परिभाषा एवं महत्त्व, प्रमुख स्रोत-ग्रंथ
- Unit 2 — संस्कार-विधि (षोडश संस्कार) – षोडश संस्कार, प्रमुख संस्कार-विधि
- Unit 3 — नित्य-नैमित्तिक पूजन एवं देव-पूजा विधि – नित्य कर्म, देव-पूजन
- Unit 4 — यज्ञ, हवन एवं अग्नि-कार्य – अग्नि-स्थापन, प्रमुख हवन
- Unit 5 — मन्त्र, स्तोत्र एवं वेद-पाठ – प्रमुख मन्त्र एवं सूक्त, संकल्प एवं स्वर
- Unit 6 — मुहूर्त एवं पञ्चाङ्ग का व्यावहारिक ज्ञान – पञ्चाङ्ग के अङ्ग, शुभ-मुहूर्त
- Unit 7 — धर्मशास्त्र, श्राद्ध एवं शान्ति-कर्म – व्रत, दान एवं श्राद्ध, शान्ति-कर्म
- Unit 8 — विवाह-संस्कार एवं प्रायोगिक पौरोहित्य – विवाह-विधि, गृह-कृत्य एवं व्यवहार
M.A. Persian
- Unit 1 — Persian Grammar (Sarf-o-Nahv) – Script & Word Classes, The Verb (Fe’l), Sentence Construction
- Unit 2 — Persian Prose (Nasr) – Prescribed Prose Texts, Composition (Insha)
- Unit 3 — Persian Poetry (Nazm) – Poetic Forms, Prescribed Poems
- Unit 4 — Prosody & Rhetoric (Aruz, Qafia o Balaghat) – Prosody, Rhetoric
- Unit 5 — History of Persian Literature – Early to Medieval, Classical Masters & Styles
- Unit 6 — Indo-Persian Literature – Poets of the Sultanate & Mughal Era, Prose & Historiography
- Unit 7 — Translation & Applied Persian – Translation Practice, Persian & the Indian Languages
M.A. Philosophy
- Unit 1 — Indian Philosophy – Nature & Heterodox Schools, Orthodox Systems
- Unit 2 — Western Philosophy – Classical Thought, Rationalists, Empiricists & Kant
- Unit 3 — Logic – Pramana & Inference, Terms, Propositions & Inference
- Unit 4 — Ethics – Dharma & Values, Moral Theories
- Unit 5 — Epistemology & Metaphysics – Self, God & Knowledge
- Unit 6 — Philosophy of Religion – Existence & Attributes of God
- Unit 7 — Social & Political Philosophy – State & Justice, Ideals & Theories
- Unit 8 — Applied Philosophy – Applied Streams
M.A. Political Science
- Unit 1 — Political Theory & Concepts – Concepts
- Unit 2 — Western Political Thought – Western Thinkers
- Unit 3 — Indian Political Thought – Indian Thinkers
- Unit 4 — Indian Government & Politics – Constitution
- Unit 5 — Comparative Politics & Government – Comparative Study
- Unit 6 — International Relations – IR
- Unit 7 — Public Administration – Admin Basics
- Unit 8 — Political Sociology & Contemporary Issues – Process
M.A. Population Studies
- Unit 1 — Introduction to Population Studies & Demography – Nature & Scope, Sources of Data
- Unit 2 — Theories of Population – Classical Theories, Demographic Transition
- Unit 3 — Fertility & Mortality – Fertility, Mortality
- Unit 4 — Migration & Urbanisation – Migration, Urbanisation
- Unit 5 — Population Composition & Growth – Population Composition, Growth & Projections
- Unit 6 — Population, Development & Environment – Population & Development, Population, Health & Environment
- Unit 7 — Population Policy & Research Methods – Population Policy, Research Methods
M.A. Psychology
- Unit 1 — Foundations & Schools of Psychology – Schools
- Unit 2 — Biological Bases of Behaviour – Body & Behaviour
- Unit 3 — Cognitive Processes – Mental Processes
- Unit 4 — Motivation & Emotion – Motivation & Emotion
- Unit 5 — Personality – Personality
- Unit 6 — Developmental Psychology – Lifespan
- Unit 7 — Social Psychology – Social Behaviour
- Unit 8 — Abnormal, Applied & Statistics – Disorders & Stats
M.A. Public Administration
- Unit 1 — Introduction to Public Administration – Discipline
- Unit 2 — Administrative Theories – Theories
- Unit 3 — Organisation – Organisation
- Unit 4 — Personnel Administration – Civil Services
- Unit 5 — Financial Administration – Finance
- Unit 6 — Indian Administration – Indian System
- Unit 7 — Local Self-Government – Local Bodies
- Unit 8 — Development Administration & Governance – Governance
M.A. Public Policy & Governance
- Unit 1 — State, Government & Political Concepts – Core Ideas, Democracy & Ideologies
- Unit 2 — Indian Constitution & Polity – Constitution & Rights, Institutions & Federalism
- Unit 3 — Public Administration – Nature & Theories, Administration in India
- Unit 4 — Public Policy – Concept & Models, Policy Cycle
- Unit 5 — Governance & Good Governance – Good Governance, E-Governance
- Unit 6 — Development, Welfare & Public Finance – Welfare & Planning, Public Finance
- Unit 7 — Contemporary Issues & Governance Reforms – Governance Reforms, Current Affairs
M.A. Sanskrit
- Unit 1 — Vedic Literature – Vedic Corpus
- Unit 2 — Classical Sanskrit Poetry (Kavya) – Major Poets
- Unit 3 — Sanskrit Drama (Natya) – Dramatists
- Unit 4 — Prose, Champu & Story Literature – Prose Writers
- Unit 5 — Sanskrit Grammar (Vyakarana) – Grammar
- Unit 6 — Poetics & Metrics – Sahitya-shastra
- Unit 7 — Indian Philosophy (Darshana) – Darshanas
- Unit 8 — History of Sanskrit Literature & Dharmashastra – Periods & Dharmashastra
M.A. Social Work
- Unit 1 — Introduction to Social Work – Foundations
- Unit 2 — Primary Methods of Social Work – Core Methods
- Unit 3 — Secondary Methods of Social Work – Support Methods
- Unit 4 — Human Growth & Behaviour – Psychology & Sociology
- Unit 5 — Social Problems – Social Issues
- Unit 6 — Fields of Social Work – Fields
- Unit 7 — Social Policy & Legislation – Welfare Framework
- Unit 8 — Community Development & Welfare – Development Work
M.A. Sociology
- Unit 1 — Foundations of Sociology – Concepts
- Unit 2 — Sociological Thinkers – Founders
- Unit 3 — Social Institutions – Basic Institutions
- Unit 4 — Social Stratification & Change – Stratification
- Unit 5 — Indian Society – Indian Social Structure
- Unit 6 — Methods of Social Research – Methods
- Unit 7 — Social Problems & Social Control – Social Issues
- Unit 8 — Social Movements & Development – Change & Development
M.A. Statistics
- Unit 1 — Descriptive Statistics – Central Tendency & Dispersion, Correlation & Regression
- Unit 2 — Probability Theory – Probability & Random Variables, Expectation
- Unit 3 — Probability Distributions – Discrete Distributions, Continuous Distributions
- Unit 4 — Sampling Distributions & Estimation – Sampling Distributions, Theory of Estimation
- Unit 5 — Testing of Hypotheses – Hypothesis Testing, Parametric & Non-parametric Tests
- Unit 6 — Applied Statistics – Index Numbers & Time Series, Design of Experiments & Demography
- Unit 7 — Sample Surveys & Statistical Methods – Sampling Methods, Numerical & Quality Methods
M.A. Urdu
- Unit 1 — History of the Urdu Language – Zaban ki Tareekh
- Unit 2 — Urdu Poetry (Nazm & Shayari) – Asnaf-e-Sukhan
- Unit 3 — Urdu Prose (Nasr) – Asnaf-e-Nasr
- Unit 4 — Classical Poets – Classical Masters
- Unit 5 — Modern Poets – Modern Masters
- Unit 6 — Urdu Criticism (Tanqeed) – Tanqeed
- Unit 7 — Literary Movements (Adabi Tehreekein) – Tehreekein
- Unit 8 — Prosody, Rhetoric & Grammar – Aruz, Balaghat & Qawaid
M.A. Vastu Shastra
- Unit 1 — वास्तुशास्त्र का सामान्य परिचय एवं इतिहास – परिभाषा एवं महत्त्व, प्रमुख आचार्य एवं ग्रंथ
- Unit 2 — दिशाएँ एवं वास्तु के मूल सिद्धान्त – दिशाएँ एवं दिक्-स्वामी, मूल तत्त्व
- Unit 3 — वास्तु-पुरुष-मण्डल – वास्तु-पुरुष, पद-विन्यास
- Unit 4 — भूमि-परीक्षा एवं भूखण्ड-चयन – भूमि के प्रकार, भूखण्ड-चयन
- Unit 5 — गृह-निर्माण एवं भवन-वास्तु – निर्माण-आरम्भ, द्वार एवं आय-व्यय
- Unit 6 — विशेष वास्तु—मन्दिर, नगर एवं जलाशय – देवालय-वास्तु, नगर एवं जलाशय
- Unit 7 — वास्तु-दोष एवं निवारण-उपाय – प्रमुख दोष, निवारण-उपाय
- Unit 8 — आधुनिक वास्तु एवं प्रायोगिक अनुप्रयोग – आधुनिक भवन, व्यावहारिक वास्तु
M.A. Western History
- Unit 1 — Ancient Civilisations & Classical Antiquity – River-Valley & Greece, Roman Civilisation
- Unit 2 — Medieval Europe – Feudalism & Society, Church, Islam & Crusades
- Unit 3 — Renaissance, Reformation & the Rise of Modern Europe – Renaissance, Reformation & State-Building
- Unit 4 — The Age of Revolutions – Political Revolutions, The Industrial Revolution
- Unit 5 — Nineteenth-Century Europe – Restoration & Unification, Ideas & Empire
- Unit 6 — The World in the Twentieth Century – First World War & Russian Revolution, Inter-War Years & Second World War
- Unit 7 — The Contemporary World – Cold War & Decolonisation, Recent Trends
M.A. Women's & Gender Studies
- Unit 1 — Introduction to Women’s & Gender Studies – Key Concepts, The Discipline
- Unit 2 — Feminist Theories & Movements – Feminist Theories, Women’s Movements
- Unit 3 — Women in Indian Society – Historical Status, Social Reform
- Unit 4 — Gender, Work & Economy – Work & Labour, Economic Empowerment
- Unit 5 — Women, Law & Rights – Constitution & Laws, Rights & Justice
- Unit 6 — Gender, Health & Education – Health, Education
- Unit 7 — Gender, Politics & Development – Political Participation, Development & Contemporary Issues
M.A./M.Sc. Anthropology
- Unit 1 — Introduction to Socio-Cultural Anthropology – Scope & Institutions, Political & Religious Life
- Unit 2 — Theoretical Principles in Socio-Cultural Anthropology – Culture & Schools
- Unit 3 — Biological Anthropology – Primates & Fossils
- Unit 4 — Human Genetics, Variation, Growth & Nutrition – Inheritance & Variation, Nutritional Anthropology
- Unit 5 — Archaeological Anthropology – Dating & Cultures
- Unit 6 — Anthropology in the Indian Context – Indian Society
- Unit 7 — Applied & Action Anthropology – Applied Fields, Disasters
- Unit 8 — Medical & Business Anthropology – Health & Disease, Consumer & Organisation
M.A./M.Sc. Geography
- Unit 1 — Fundamentals & Geographical Thought – Concepts & Approaches, Evolution of Thought
- Unit 2 — Physical Geography – Lithosphere, Atmosphere & Hydrosphere
- Unit 3 — Human Geography – People & Culture, Settlements
- Unit 4 — Economic & Regional Geography – Resources & Activities, Planning Regions
- Unit 5 — Environmental Geography & Disaster Management – Ecosystem & Management, Hazards & Response
- Unit 6 — Geography of India & the Southern Hemisphere – India’s Setting & Economy, Southern Hemisphere
- Unit 7 — Political & Urban Geography – State & Geopolitics, Urban Systems
- Unit 8 — Social Geography & Geography of Tourism – Social Space, Tourism
M.A./M.Sc. Home Science
- Unit 1 — Human Physiology – Cell to Systems, Nervous & Reproductive
- Unit 2 — Food & Nutrition – Basic Nutrition
- Unit 3 — Nutrition: A Life-Cycle Approach – Life Stages
- Unit 4 — Human Development I: The Childhood Years – Growth & Domains
- Unit 5 — Human Development II: Adolescence & Adulthood – Adolescence to Adulthood
- Unit 6 — Family Resource Management & Housing – Management & Money, Housing
- Unit 7 — Textiles & Apparel – Fibres & Fabrics, Garment Construction
- Unit 8 — Extension Education & Communication – Concepts & Methods
M.Lib.I.Sc. (Library & Information Science)
- Unit 1 — Foundations of Library & Information Science – Concepts & Laws, Development & Legislation
- Unit 2 — Library Classification – Theory of Classification, Schemes
- Unit 3 — Library Cataloguing – Theory of Cataloguing, Catalogue Codes & Standards
- Unit 4 — Reference & Information Sources and Services – Information Sources, Information Services
- Unit 5 — Library Management – Principles & Sections, Finance & Personnel
- Unit 6 — Information Technology in Libraries – Automation & Networks, Digital Libraries
- Unit 7 — Information Storage, Retrieval & Research – Information Retrieval, Research & Metrics
Master of Hospital Administration (MHA)
- Unit 1 — General Aptitude & English – Quantitative & Reasoning, English Language
- Unit 2 — General Awareness & Current Affairs – General & Scientific Awareness, Health Current Affairs
- Unit 3 — Fundamentals of Management – Functions of Management, Behaviour & Leadership
- Unit 4 — Healthcare & Hospital Systems – Healthcare Delivery, The Hospital
- Unit 5 — Hospital Operations & Support Services – Clinical & Support Services, Materials & Safety
- Unit 6 — Health Management & Economics – Planning & Quality, Economics & HR
- Unit 7 — Health Policy, Law & Ethics – Policy & Programmes, Law & Ethics
Master of Public Health (MPH)
- Unit 1 — Foundations of Public Health – Concept & Evolution, Determinants of Health
- Unit 2 — Epidemiology – Frequency & Association, Study Designs & Surveillance
- Unit 3 — Biostatistics & Research Methods – Statistical Methods, Research Methodology
- Unit 4 — Health Systems & Management – Health-Care Delivery, Management & Governance
- Unit 5 — Health Policy, Economics & Financing – Health Policy, Economics & Financing
- Unit 6 — Social, Behavioural & Environmental Health – Behavioural Health, Environmental Health
- Unit 7 — Diseases & Global Health – Disease Epidemiology, Global Health
Public Health (Community Medicine)
- Unit 1 — Concepts of Health & Public Health – Health & Its Determinants, Prevention & Primary Care
- Unit 2 — Epidemiology – Measures & Designs, Investigation & Screening
- Unit 3 — Biostatistics & Research Methods – Statistical Methods, Demography & Research
- Unit 4 — Communicable & Non-Communicable Diseases – Communicable Diseases, Non-Communicable Diseases
- Unit 5 — Maternal, Child & Reproductive Health – Maternal & Child Health, Nutrition
- Unit 6 — Environmental & Occupational Health – Environmental Health, Occupational Health
- Unit 7 — Health Programmes & Systems – National Health Programmes, Health Management & Global Health
M.A. Education & M.Ed
M.A. Education (entrance, graduation/B.Ed level): educational psychology (learning, motivation, intelligence, personality, development), philosophical & sociological foundations of education, pedagogy & teaching methods, curriculum, measurement & evaluation, educational technology & management, guidance & counselling.
M.Ed — official admission (Sec 4.11): a 3-hour written test of 250 marks + academic-index weightage (max 50). Written test structure: (1) Mental Ability Test — 100 marks (MCQ); (2) Subject Competence Test (MCQ) — 80 marks; (3) Subject Competence Test (Short Answer, 10 questions) — 20 marks (based on LU B.Ed syllabus); (4) Language Comprehension – Hindi — 25 marks; (5) Language Comprehension – English — 25 marks. Eligibility: B.Ed/B.A.-B.Ed/B.Sc.-B.Ed/B.El.Ed/D.El.Ed with a degree, min 50% aggregate.
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How to Prepare for the Lucknow University MA Entrance Exam 2027
- Find your exact subject paper and download its unit-wise syllabus (PDF above).
- Revise all three years of your B.A. papers in that subject – questions are spread across the full graduation syllabus.
- Make short notes of thinkers, theories, dates and definitions; most MCQs are factual.
- Practise subject-wise MCQs and previous-year questions in the last three months.
- Keep general awareness light but regular – some papers include a common section.
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- Visit the Samarth admission portal via lkouniv.ac.in and generate your LURN/registration (OTP based).
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- Pay the application fee online and take a printout.
Documents: Aadhaar, valid email and mobile number, marksheets, photo ID and caste/income/EWS certificate where applicable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the syllabus of the LU MA entrance exam 2027?
Each M.A. paper is based on the graduation (B.A.) syllabus of that subject. Unit-wise syllabus of all subjects is listed above and in the free PDF.
What is the eligibility for LU MA?
Graduation with 45% marks if you studied the subject (50% if not); 5% relaxation for SC/ST/PwBD.
How many MA seats are there at Lucknow University?
More than 2,600 seats across subjects – for example Hindi 200, English 250 and History 338 (2026-27 brochure).
What is the MA fee at Lucknow University?
Regular about ₹4,120 per semester; Self-Finance between about ₹9,080 and ₹40,630 per semester depending on the subject.
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