Ph.D

Nagaland University PhD admission is based on a candidate’s performance in any of the National Eligibility Test (NET).

Yes, the University offers PhD programme under 11 specialisations, including English, Law, Mathematics, Management and Physics, to name a few.

The minimum eligibility criteria to pursue PhD at MGKVP is that students must have completed their UG and PG degrees with a minimum aggregate of 55%. Those who have done an MPhil degree with 55% aggregate are, however, also eligible for admission to this course. Final admission to PhD is subject to the Research Entrance Test (RET) conducted by the MGKVP. However, students who have More details on the eligibility conditions of appearing for UGC NET, JRF, GATE and NET exams and have a valid core in the same are exempted from RET. 

Master's degree with 55% aggregate (50% aggregate for SC/ ST/ OBC (non-creamy)/ Differently Abled/ Other reserved categories) or equivalent grade 'B' in the UGC 7-point scale is the basic eligibility for PhD at IIHMR Jaipur. 

Candidate should have passed BTech with 50% aggregate or MSc in Physics or Electronics with 55% aggregate for seeking admissions to the PhD programme in Physics.

Yes, HKBK College of Engineering offers a total of eight PhD specialisations under three doctoral departments that are PhD Business Studies, PhD Basic Sciences and PhD Engineering.

Yes, HKBK College of Engineering offers a total of eight PhD specialisations under three doctoral departments that are PhD Business Studies, PhD Basic Sciences and PhD Engineering.

Amrita School of Business Bengaluru provide PhD course in various specialisations. The eligibility criteria is that candidates should have passed master's degree in Arts, Science or Management (or) a Postgraduate Diploma in Management (recognised by either the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) or the All-India Council on Technical Education (AICTE) as equivalent to an MBA), or any degree equivalent, with 60% marks.

Applications for admission to PhD programme are screened by the Committee on Postgraduate Programmes (CPGP); shortlisted candidates are then called for an entrance test conducted by the University, followed by a PI round. UGC-NET/ CSIR-NET qualified candidates are exempted from the entrance test and called directly for PI round.