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Gurleen Khurana
Guide-Level 14
Please refer to the link for details:
http://www.iiserpune.ac.in/admissions/phd-programme/phdadmissionphysics
http://www.iiserpune.ac.in/admissions/phd-programme/phdadmissionphysics
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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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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT
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You can opt for astrophysics. Also, the course is offered in very limited colleges. Try to find out the best. IISC campus is an option where you can get opportunities to know more about astronomy.
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rahul r
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Yes, you are eligible for Ph.D after completing your M.Tech. Please check for your eligibility from the criteria mentioned below:
Eligibility for Ph.D. in Physics:
1) M.Phil. Degree or M.Sc. In Physics or Material Science
2) A minimum aggregate score of 60% or equivalent CGPA (relaxed to 55% or equivalent CGPA for SC/ST) at the level of post-graduation
3) Qualification of any of the following national level tests in Physics in the last 2 years from applying to the course:
4) CSIR/UGC-JRF or CSIR/UGC LS with rank less than or equal to 200
5) JEST/GATE with rank less than or equal to 300. Selection is based on the shortlisted candidates perfor
Eligibility for Ph.D. in Physics:
1) M.Phil. Degree or M.Sc. In Physics or Material Science
2) A minimum aggregate score of 60% or equivalent CGPA (relaxed to 55% or equivalent CGPA for SC/ST) at the level of post-graduation
3) Qualification of any of the following national level tests in Physics in the last 2 years from applying to the course:
4) CSIR/UGC-JRF or CSIR/UGC LS with rank less than or equal to 200
5) JEST/GATE with rank less than or equal to 300. Selection is based on the shortlisted candidates perfor
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rahul r
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Eligibility for Ph.D in Nuclear Physics is as follows:
1) M.Phil degree and PG degree in a relevant discipline with minimum 55% marks or an equivalent grade from a university or from a recognized institution of higher training.
2) 5-years of work experience at a senior level in teaching/professional experience.
1) M.Phil degree and PG degree in a relevant discipline with minimum 55% marks or an equivalent grade from a university or from a recognized institution of higher training.
2) 5-years of work experience at a senior level in teaching/professional experience.
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
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You have to do your PG in the relevant subject and you have to satisfy the stipulations of the UGC. Your aptitude for research is very much needed. So, make an intensive study of the subject from the beginning.
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