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priyank sharma

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Yes friend but Master degree is necessary.
Admission Eligibility
The minimum qualification for admission to the M.Phil. Programme will be at least 55% marks in the aggregate in M.Com. / MIB/ MHROD/ MFC/ MBA and other such degrees which are equivalent to the MBA degree of the University of Delhi and other Indian Universities. However, the candidates with degrees other than M.Com. / MIB/ MHROD/ MFC/ MBA would be required to furnish an equivalence certificate from the Association of Indian Universities/ Delhi University or any other competent authority. The onus of producing the relevant equivalence certificate lies on the candidate. Candid
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

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UGC acronym stands for University Grants Commission, India. It is a statutory body that was started in 1956. It was set up by the Union Government of India to ensure that the standard of the University education in India is maintained. The UGC controls the following in India:
1. Maintaining the standard of research, teaching and examination in the universities.
2. Promoting university education
3. Making regulations to maintain the minimum standard of education in the country
4. It is a link between the union government and the institutes of higher education
5. It also advises the government about the steps to be taken in order to improve
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Nitish Kumar SharmaBelieve in reality.

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Yes, you can study for that. Ph.D. is a Master degree. So, you do with your any subject in which your good.

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Alexander VicklifIm wanna pursue mba

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Yes, you definitely can Sir, if you have the will and courage to pursue Ph.D. go for it. Do well.
Best wishes.

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pranav sadotra

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No. First, you have to pursue M.A.

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Rina Tiwari

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Ph.D. is a degree through which one becomes a doctor. And, we study it on a particular topic or theme.

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Manan Verma

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Generally, all the universities require you to hold a Master's degree in order to pursue a Ph.D but there are a few exceptions by which one can join a Ph.D course right after Bachelor's degree. For the latter option, please check IIIT-D Ph.D course.

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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

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Your question falls in the Ph.D English tag as well which suggests you want to do a Ph.D in English. A Ph.D depends more on the previous qualifications. The university falls under the approved universities and the course of Ph.D has its own benefits. I wish to share this personal observation, not a common though, that a Ph.D from private universities is, most of the times, looked down upon. Ph.D gives you chances of promotion in a job. It adds to the eligibility to teach UG and PG students, especially, PG classes are given to Ph.D holders. JJT is a private university, but not questionable. Ph.D has benefits. A Ph.D from JJT doesn't hav
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priyank sharma

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Yes, you can. Not many people do that, though. I think the primary cause is that most people fail to avoid the temptation of earning big bucks after PGDM. If anyone is really determined to do a Ph.D. he/she would generally go for an FPM programme in one of the good schools. FPM is equivalent to Ph.D. If you are not sure of the long time-commitment right now, go for PGDM and then do a Ph.D. later but like I said, it gets difficult after 2 years to join a new programme because you would be older and you would likely have to leave a nice job.

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Shashank SharmaSoftware Developer ,ZS Scholar ,AIT-Pune'20

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Be mentally prepared for what you'll be going through, brush up your basic concepts coz that are most frequently asked and prepare your synopsis. Give some mock interviews as it would really be helpful. Most importantly, don't panic at that time.

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