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Vidhi Jain

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Absolutely, yes. You can opt for a PhD in Biochemical Engineering course after completing an M.Tech in the same or related field with at least 55% marks in your final PG exams and clearing relevant entrance tests. The PhD Biochemical engineering course duration will be around 3 to 6 years, depending on your research topic and institution coursework module. You need to be mentally prepared, as a doctorate degree requires a lot of dedication and hard work. 

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Rashmi Arora

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MET Institute of Management PhD course admissions are based on the SET and SET scores. Candidates applying through the GATE must first register for the GATE exams. Then appear for the GATE exams. Then, with valid scores, apply on the official website of the college. 

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Vidhi Jain

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This depends on your interests and future goals. If you are really inclined towards the research field or want to explore the professional side of academia, you will enjoy the PhD course ride as it gives you advanced-level knowledge of your chosen research area and prepares you for a fulfilling career in research and the academic domain.

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Vidhi Jain

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There is no fixed number of published research papers during the PhD course duration. Every institution has their own requirements. Generally speaking, a minimum of 2 to 3 research papers is to be published by every research scholar during the time span.

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Vidhi Jain

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PhD full form is Doctor of Philosophy. The Ph.D. coursework is compulsory for all the research scholars, as it provides fundamental knowledge about some basics of research methodology and thesis writing techniques. Every enrolled student needs to complete the same, alongside working on different research topics for which they need to submit a well-drafted thesis at the end of the course duration, backed by strong research findings.

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Vidhi Jain

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Well, the PhD degree requires you to complete some foundational coursework during the course duration, which includes the fundamentals of research methodology, literature review, workshops and seminars, and a final research thesis, leaving little to no scope for customization.

Having said that, you can customize the subjects based on your research topic. You can discuss with your allotted supervisors and choose a suitable research area based on which you will have to study the subjects apart from mandatory coursework.

Hope this cleared your doubt.

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