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New answer posted•7 years ago

I had M.Tech in power systems, am I eligible for Ph.D. in physics.

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Asked by Lakshmi
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7 years ago
Ph.D. in Physics: Eligibility
As a minimum criterion for eligibility, aspiring candidates need to meet the following minimum eligibility criteria:
M.Phil. Degree or M.Sc. In Physics or Material Science
A minimum aggregate score of 60% or equivalent CGPA (relaxed to 55% or equivalent CGPA for SC/ST) at

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New answer posted•7 years ago
ashutosh chauhan
7 years ago
Hey,
Yes, you are eligible for MHECT. For more information regarding admission process, visit the website.

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7 years ago
Well, choosing specialisation depends on your interest and career goals. The common requirements to study Masters in Germany are:-
1. Bachelors degree with good CGPA (3.5 or above).
2. Proof of language -In Germany, most of the universities provide Masters in the German language if you want to study i

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7 years ago
That should be your personal call. But, in the current growing world, it is always better to have something extra. Rather than pursuing PG in the same field, if you choose MBA, it will be a benefit for you. Good Luck.

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Chetna S
7 years ago
Hi,
It is very difficult to answer this, every university has different criteria, some universities may accept a lower score depending on the student profile and the same university may not accept a lower score for a different student. So, instead you can email the universities and check. See if pat

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