Students are admitted to the M.Mus. programme on the basis of interest, aptitude and capacity for music study as indicated by their academic records, performance in the interview, and musical experience.

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.

To be eligible for applying to the M.Mus. programme, candidates should hold a Bachelor's degree of four years duration with a minimum of sixty per cent marks in aggregate.

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.