Ph.D

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Sumant Bindal, M.Sc. Agriculture (Genetics & Plant Breeding) student of Lovely Professional University, has bagged a fully-paid scholarship worth Rs. 1.3 Crores for studying Ph.D. in Plant Sciences at the prestigious Australian National University (ANU). The University has said that it is perhaps the biggest scholarship ever bagged by an agriculture student in India. Sumant had also got an opportunity to intern at the globally renowned World Vegetable Center in Taiwan which was fully funded by the Taiwan government. Sumant was one of the 15 Masters students from across the world who were chosen for this fellowship. His research would focus on how to make tomatoes completely resistant to Fusarium wilt, a plant fungus that infects tomatoes worldwide, and has reportedly caused up to 45% yield loss to tomato crop in India in the past. The School of Agriculture at LPU is one of the leading institutes for Agricultural education in India. Its programmes are geared towards helping students build research aptitude and offer ample opportunity of learning by doing through its farmlands spread across 1,000 acres. LPU is the 1st private university that got ICAR approval. Hope this helps.

The programme, which is offered by several institutions and colleges in India, aids students who want to work on anything else while receiving a Ph.D. Yes, LPU does offer a part-time Ph.D. It simply means that someone can enrol in a part-time Ph.D. programme and work at their own pace and convenience to complete their degree. When enrolling in a Part-Time Ph.D. programme, there are numerous norms and regulations that must be observed. You can locate the numerous Sets of rules that apply to different institutions and colleges on their official websites. To prepare its students for the profession, LPU's curriculum incorporates live projects, in-depth training, and internships. All students are placed-able thanks to the efforts made in this area, which also results in record placement each year. Regarding curriculum, pedagogy, placements, and exposure to industry, LPU is the finest. As I was contrasting the pedagogy and curricula of the universities providing the Ph.D. The National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE), the Council of Architecture (COA), and the Pharmacy Council of India have all recognised LPU and given it their approval (PCI). .

Hello, As of you mentioned that you will be finishing your under-graduation in 6 months, there are main areas, a B. pharmacy graduate can choose with. Pharmacy is a profession with many career options, so I suggest you that you have to choose in which field you are interested to work. So decide based on your circumstances. As of my knowledge master in public health, Masters in health informatics, Masters in regulatory are highly paid job opportunities and MBA in health administration is also a good career option. R&D and Ph.D. are time consuming and slowly growing areas but later on you might be paid well. If you 3 mores years you can also doctor of pharmacy but most of the non clinical jobs that doctor of pharmacy get are also requiting B. pharmacy graduates.

Every year, the Government of India provides over 3000 scholarships and seats to Nepali nationals through the Embassy of India in Kathmandu for study in India at the Ph.D. Masters, and Bachelors levels. There are two popular schemes to pursue a Ph.D. in India for Nepali citizens. AYUSH Scholarship Scheme:
Under this scheme, the Embassy of India provides admission to Ph.D. courses in the Ayurveda, Unani, and Homeopathic systems of medicine for study in Indian institutions. Silver Jubilee Scholarship Scheme:
Under this policy, admission is provided for Ph.D. in all streams except engineering, agriculture, medicine, and para-medical courses in Indian universities and institutions. While AYUSH is tentatively announced in May or June every year, the Silver Jubilee Scheme is announced around November and December. The Notice for scholarship schemes is advertised in local newspapers and is also uploaded on the Embassy of India's website. You can apply directly through the official website or contact the Indian Embassy.