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Vishal Juneja
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I'm assuming that you wanted to write about JEST (Joint Entrance screening test) and the answer is Yes, you can give JEST after B.Sc. To get integrated Ph.D. in many institutes you can check that on the site of JEST also there is integrated PhD. in TIFR where you've to give their own entrance exam GS also both of these entrance exams will be followed up by an interview. So best of luck and you actually should have potential to pursue for an integrated course.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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As you are already a Post Graduate in the form of MBA, you need to go for NET to do Ph.D. But if you want to have two things-
1. Priority in getting Admission in Ph.D. then NET qualified Candidature will help a lot.
2. If you want to have a Job in Higher Education after Ph.D. then NET is the way. UGC NET is the basic requirement to apply for a job as Assistant Professor. You can join Ph.D. first and keep the NET Preparation on.
1. Priority in getting Admission in Ph.D. then NET qualified Candidature will help a lot.
2. If you want to have a Job in Higher Education after Ph.D. then NET is the way. UGC NET is the basic requirement to apply for a job as Assistant Professor. You can join Ph.D. first and keep the NET Preparation on.
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Vishal Juneja
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You can apply for jobs in as you can also give their exams after B.Sc if you're that good. Also, you can apply for NET only if your one year Masters degree you received from any foreign institute is equivalent to a two year programme under any Indian UGC approved institutes. So, just check is that one year programme actually equivalent or not. If it is, then congratulations, you're eligible.
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kajal soniPursuing FRM part 1 from edupristine
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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Hi,
Doing Ph.D in any stream is a very tough decision because this requires a lot of patience, consistency, time and money also. However, it depends upon own caliber and interest and if you think you can. Now, coming to the point, in my opinion, you have already taken the PG in manufacturing engineering. So, now, the time is to apply your knowledge/ qualifications in real market. For this, you have to search a suitable jobs first because finding a suitable job in today's competitive market is also a big challenge. For this, you may start your preparation for Civil services, IES Banking, Railways and government PSUs etc. Ph.D can also b
Doing Ph.D in any stream is a very tough decision because this requires a lot of patience, consistency, time and money also. However, it depends upon own caliber and interest and if you think you can. Now, coming to the point, in my opinion, you have already taken the PG in manufacturing engineering. So, now, the time is to apply your knowledge/ qualifications in real market. For this, you have to search a suitable jobs first because finding a suitable job in today's competitive market is also a big challenge. For this, you may start your preparation for Civil services, IES Banking, Railways and government PSUs etc. Ph.D can also b
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Gurleen Khurana
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A Bachelor's degree is required for all Ph.D. programme applications and a master's degree may be required for some Ph.D. programs. Take the GRE. GRE (Graduate Record Examination) scores are required for admittance into Ph.D. programs in the US, so you will need to take the GRE before you can apply.
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ravi mahawarStudent
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There are various universities which offer you to pursue PhD programme. The eligibility criteria varies in all the universities. You can appear in UGC NET Exam for pursuing PhD in India's top colleges. It's not compulsory that to appear in NET exam. There are also other exams through which you can get admission in PhD. You must have 55% aggregate marks to appear in NET examination.
Know more about UGC NET from here - https://www.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-exam
So, start preparing for the entrance exams, because without qualifying these tests, you will not be eligible to pursue Ph.D.
I hope it helps!
Know more about UGC NET from here - https://www.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-exam
So, start preparing for the entrance exams, because without qualifying these tests, you will not be eligible to pursue Ph.D.
I hope it helps!
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Anjali TaRead to Lead
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Hello,
The first point is that your interest. If you like to do research in analytical chemistry than you can do Ph.D in it. You can apply for the fellowship to pursue Ph.D.
The first point is that your interest. If you like to do research in analytical chemistry than you can do Ph.D in it. You can apply for the fellowship to pursue Ph.D.
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