M.Phil

The MPhil course is offered in many specializations. From Psychology to English, Hindi, Economics, and so on. Hence, the books they use or need also differ.

• They generally use subject-specific books that give them a strong base at the UG and PG levels.
• They also need research methodology and statistics books for facts and figures.
• Most importantly, they read Theory, Criticism & Original Research to give their thesis an in-depth analysis.

Here are some you can consider -

• LGBRIMH M.Phil clinical Psychology Entrance test for LGBRIMH Tezpur.
• CUET-PG exam for the National Forensic Sciences University.
• The UPS Education entrance exam for UPS Education.

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MPhil Course Admission

The criteria requirements for an MPhil course admission are

• A PG degree in the relevant field.
• At least 60% marks from a UGC-approved university.
• No age restrictions.

You can also check out the official site of your desired college for more accurate information. 

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MPhil colleges in India

Your career choice will mainly be based on the subject you choose. But some common job profiles that MPhil postgraduates generally opt for are -

• Assistant Researcher
• School Teacher
• Assistant Professor
• Consultant
• Advisor
• Subject Matter Expert, etc.

Some colleges do that. It depends on college to college, and you can check the official website of your desired college for better clarity.

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MPhil Course Admission

The University Grant Commission (UGC) has discontinued the MPhil degree program as part of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020; hence, no college or university is allowed to offer the MPhil programme in India. But, interested candidates can opt for a PhD program however, it requires candidates to go through the entrance exam process.

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MPhil Course Admission

The MPhil full form is Master of Philosophy, which is a 2-year-long postgraduate research degree program, and Philosophy means the study of the general ideas about knowledge, truth, right and wrong, religion, and the nature and meaning of life. The MPhil programme in India has been discontinued by the UGC as part of the NEP 2020.

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MPhil Course

The exact difference between an MPhil and an MSc is their components. MSc is more of a classroom-based degree, including lectures, seminars, and practical work within a specific subject area of Science.
Meanwhile, MPhil is a research-based program, one level down from the PhD, but the structure is almost the same. In short, an MSc is the best fit if you're interested in regular classroom studies with in-depth knowledge in a subject, and if you're into research, go for an MPhil.
However, the UGC has discontinued the MPhil degree programme as part of the NEP 2020.

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MPhil Course