Ph.D

Hi, A Masters degree in Social Work is required for admitted into a doctoral programme. In some subjects, doing a Masters in Philosophy (M.Phil. ) is necessary to start Ph.D
Admission is based on an interview held typically a month prior to the beginning of the semester. Average fees for different college varies between INR 30,000 - 3,00,000/-
Thanks

Hi Rashmi,
Since you are an MBA in HR, the suggestion would be to opt for Ph.D. in Human Resource or Doctor of Philosophy in HR.
Top colleges:
Shri Jagdishprasad Jhabarmal Tibrewala University
Christ University
CMR Institute of Technology, CMR Group of Institutions. Jamia Millia Islamia.
These are a few.

Hi Nazil,
Please find the list of colleges below:
1. Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management
2. Amity University, Jaipur
3. UEI Global, Ludhiana.

Firstly, JEST is an entrance exam, so let me reframe your question, it should be - "What is the minimum percentage required to give JEST and GS (entrance exam conducted by TIFR) exams?”
Answer:
60% minimum percentage for you to be eligible to give the exam which is actually followed by an interview so definitely it is not an easy thing to get TIFR or Some university through JEST for integrated course as they demand for actual creamy and determined researchers in their institutes, And they don't take any admission on merit basis so it's better to start preparing for entrance exams.

Now interdisciplinary research in Ph.D. is allowed and it makes possible for you to pursue Ph.D. in the domains like Humanities and Social Sciences. You need to keep an eye on the opening of the admission process and application forms for Ph.D. in universities. This is the right time to see because, in the month of August and September, there shall be many universities starting the admission process for Ph.D. Along with the government. Universities, private Universities also offer Ph.D. on a large scale. There are entrance/selection tests.

Ph.D. from any university has a proper set up from the entrance exam to the final thesis submission. The fee differs a lot from university to university. There is no integrated Ph.D. as of now as per UGC in Indian authorised universities because there are separate rules & regulation which are timely updated by the university after getting approvals from UGC or other governing bodies.

Hello Dhanashri,
You have already completed your PG in engineering. This makes you eligible for seeking admission for Ph.D. But whether to go for this or go for MBA, it's your choice and you only can decide on this. Of course, I would advise you to go by what your heart and soul says. You should do what you like.
Best wishes.

Hello Vinita,
It's nice to know that you are interested in doing PhD. Almost all universities conduct entrance exam to weed out no serious students. Once you clear this entrance test, you need to look out for a guide in your subject. After this, with advise of guide, select your research topic, register by paying fees and you are on your way.

Hello Purushottam,
Each university has its own date for exam for Ph.D. These are typically conducted online these days and results are valid for 2-3 years. But by now almost all universities would have closed their registration for the same. I would have loved to help you if only you had mentioned your proposed university. But it's okay. You can get this information from the webpage of concerned university.

I don't think, Ph.D can be done through correspondence. It is very important and critical to be done through distance. You can do what most students do though i.e., take admission and go once a month to college.