Humanities & Social Sciences

LPU is one of the most renowned educator in the country, that's why it attracts more than 40000 students and 1000+ companies from all over the country and 70 different nationalities! The full time/part time Ph.D. programme at LPU is offered in large number of disciplines. The biggest plus points are: You don't have to put your time and effort to find the guides, there are large number of research professionals in university, you can choose among them as per availability and compatibility of your research areas. The regular class schedules are offered in different flexible options for part time students, you can choose your schedule. Your guide will help you out in every which way possible in research. They have guidelines from management for this purpose. The university doesn't want any delays and lags in the programme, so your course doesn't linger on for years. Scholarships: There are a lots of scholarships for deserving students, based on LPU NEST and many other schemes. All in all I would say, LPU with its great research faculty is the right option for part time Ph.D.

Although you have not mentioned your home state, based on previous year trends, it could be inferred that you will not be admitted to a government Ayurveda medical college under the all-India quota with 384 marks in NEET UG. This is because, because of high competition, the score-wise cutoff is usually around 450 marks for the OBC category. There is some possibility that you may get a government ayurvedic college for a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A. M. S. ) under your home state quota in the OBC category. For instance, if Uttar Pradesh is your home state, you may get admission into the Swami Kalyandev Government Ayurved College, Muzaffarnagar.