Completion of a 10+2 or equivalent, with a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 2.5 out of 4.0 or an equivalent of 50 percent marks.

Comprehensive Ethnomusicological Education: In-depth exploration of the field's various aspects.
Music Theory and Analysis: Understanding musical structures and analytical techniques.
Ethnographic Research Skills: Training in fieldwork and documenting musical traditions.
Global Music Exploration: Exposure to diverse music traditions from around the world.
Cultural Context Emphasis: Understanding the broader cultural, social, and historical context of music.
Applied Ethnomusicology Applications: Practical use of ethnomusicological knowledge in different contexts.
Practical Musical Performance: Hands-on training in musical performance relevant to ethnomusicology.

Introduction to Ethnomusicology: Overview of the field, its history, and key concepts.
Music Theory and Analysis: Study of musical structures and analytical techniques.
Ethnographic Research in Music: Training in conducting fieldwork and documenting musical traditions.
World Music: Exploration of diverse music traditions from around the world.
Cultural Context of Music: Understanding the cultural, social, and historical context of music.
Applied Ethnomusicology: Practical applications of ethnomusicological knowledge in various contexts.
Musical Performance: Practical training in musical performance within ethnomusicological contexts.