M.Phil Eligibility
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Ranjith Kumar LagisettyI'm a guy who is straight forward and friendly
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MA is a degree you can get by studying in two ways. One is full time or class based and one is distance learning. However, one can do MA in any domain in distance learning and they can appear for M.Phil/PhD. Since these two are also degrees you can earn by joining into those fields. Where as PhD is the highest degree qualification for a person to learn and to create knowledge in the field one will go for research.
So you are eligible for PhD after completing MA. I hope that above information will help you in one way or other. Have a good time!
So you are eligible for PhD after completing MA. I hope that above information will help you in one way or other. Have a good time!
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Chetna S
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For master's abroad you have to clear GRE and TOEFL/ IELTS and their scores matter. Bachelor's with 60% is good. If you wish to pursue something in india go for ISS Indian Statistical services. Check here for more details.
http://www.upscguide.com/upscexam/eligibility-iesiss
For master's abroad you have to clear GRE and TOEFL/ IELTS and their scores matter. Bachelor's with 60% is good. If you wish to pursue something in india go for ISS Indian Statistical services. Check here for more details.
http://www.upscguide.com/upscexam/eligibility-iesiss
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manoj ka
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Hi Mahvish,
In order to pursue M.Phil candidates needs to have Master's degree in the relevant discipline with a minimum of 60% marks (For Languages a minimum of 55% marks) or as prescribed by UGC
Please make a note that eligibility may vary from institute to institute.
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as the best, if you found this useful.
Wish You Luck!
In order to pursue M.Phil candidates needs to have Master's degree in the relevant discipline with a minimum of 60% marks (For Languages a minimum of 55% marks) or as prescribed by UGC
Please make a note that eligibility may vary from institute to institute.
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as the best, if you found this useful.
Wish You Luck!
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aru chopra
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Hi,
You can go for M.Phil through distance learning provided you have 55% marks in the subject chosen for M.Phil course or an allied subject at the postgraduate level to be considered eligible for the course.
The admission procedure and mode of selection for admission to Master of Philosophy (M.Phil) through distance learning however, may vary from one institute to another. Even some institutes specify added eligibility criteria for admitting candidates into their distance learning M.Phil program.
The most suitable option can be M.Phil in Management. A few of the Institutes offering the course through distance learning are:
Alagappa Unive
You can go for M.Phil through distance learning provided you have 55% marks in the subject chosen for M.Phil course or an allied subject at the postgraduate level to be considered eligible for the course.
The admission procedure and mode of selection for admission to Master of Philosophy (M.Phil) through distance learning however, may vary from one institute to another. Even some institutes specify added eligibility criteria for admitting candidates into their distance learning M.Phil program.
The most suitable option can be M.Phil in Management. A few of the Institutes offering the course through distance learning are:
Alagappa Unive
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