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Vidhi Jain

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In most cases, there is a usual marks relaxation of 5% if you belong to any of the reserved categories like SC/ST/OBC and have a valid certificate proof, a copy of which is to be submitted at the time of filling out the college application form and admission process. It is important to keep in mind that the criteria may change as per university guidelines.

Rest, you can check the official college websites for further information.

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The PhD admission process can easily take up to a few months because of the various steps involved in the same. Every institution abides by certain admission guidelines set by the college committee to give admission to PhD courses in India.

Some basic steps include appearing for the entrance test, filling out the college application forms, waiting for exam results and college cutoff lists, the interview process and research proposal, shortlisting, and course fee payment.

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Vidhi Jain

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If you are really keen about contributing to the world of healthcare and bringing some change in the way health problems are treated and overall patient care, you should definitely pursue a PhD in BME course as it involves advanced-level research in a particular subject area. You can enter academia or the research field after finishing your PhD degree and look forward to good earning opportunities in government research organizations and healthcare sector.

Having said that, the choice is totally yours. You should think about your interests and future plans carefully and then make a move.

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Vidhi Jain

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If you want to study a PhD in Mechanical Engineering course, it will take you around 3 to 5 years to complete the entire coursework, as it involves in-depth research on a particular topic, including field visits and project work. You need to submit a final thesis at the end of the course duration that is backed by original findings. The duration of a PhD in Mechanical Engg. will differ on the basis of the research topic chosen by the students.

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IGU Rewari application process for PhD programmes takes place online. The step-by-step online application process for is mentioned below:

Step 1: Visit the official website of Indira Gandhi University (igu.ac.in).

Step 2: Click on the 'Admissions' tab.

Step 3: Then, click on 'Apply Online' tab appearing on the top right corner. It will be redirected to the application portal (admissions.igu.ac.in).

Step 4: Register using mobile no. or email id.

Step 5: Fill in all the relevant personal and academic information.

Step 6: Upload all the required documents.

Step 7: Pay the course fee online.

Step 8: Review and submit the form to complete the appli

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Vidhi Jain

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The answer to this question cannot be said with any certainty as it depends on individual interests and career plans. If you want to get into the research and development domain or are intrigued by the thought of entering professional academia, you must go for the doctorate course, which will be worth your time and money.

Having said that, if you are planning to do it under peer pressure or parental guidance, you may find it a bit challenging because it requires a lot of passion and dedication to successfully complete the PhD degree in any discipline. So, you should indulge in some self-introspection and make a wise choice for yourself.

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Mamona Jain

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Yes, Physician Assistants can pursue higher studies such as an MSc or even a PhD. After completing their Bachelor's degree, they can opt for specialisation in fields such as healthcare management, clinical research, or medical education. Some may choose to pursue a Master's in Public Health (MPH) or a Master's in Medical Science (MSc).
A PhD, although rare for Physician Assistants, may be pursued in areas like clinical research or medical education. Higher studies can enhance career prospects, lead to leadership roles, and provide opportunities in academia or specialised healthcare fields.

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Mukul Singh

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IIT Guwahati offers a PhD in various  subjects with an annual intake varying from 9 to 35 students, differing from course to course. Admission to IIT Guwahati PhD is granted based on GATE/ CEED scores. Therefore, candidates must secure valid scores in the aforementioned exams. Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati IIT Guwahati offers these respective courses at a total tuition fees worth INR 1.7 Lakh.

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