Ph.D Physics

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kanu vashisht

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What is your question? Please explain.

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Rishab Mehta

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Integrated Ph.D. is not offered in Pondicherry University.

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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant

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I don't think it's a good decision. According to my point of view, you should opt for Ph.D so that you can get better opportunities after Ph.D in research field as well you can also get good job opportunities in colleges as a professor.

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Ashish Kumar

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1. Kent State University, Kent USA
2. George Institute of Technology, Atlanta
3. Northeastern University, Alexander city
4. Yale University, New Haven
5. The University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson.

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Shweta Singh

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IISc does not offer integrated Ph.D. physics. Visit the link to know about the Ph.D. programmes offered: https://www.shiksha.com/university/indian-institute-of-science-bangalore-22350/courses/phd-bc.

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Lalit Kumar

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Elon Musk is a genius person learned computer programming at the age of 12 and after his high school he earned degree in physics and just dropped out from Ph.D. to pursue his dream career. So basically he is following the same Indian education system. But the thing is he has a goal which he has achieved so there is no difference. He will follow the same as what he had followed.

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