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Radhika Verma

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Dear Mahima,
I can help with the process on how to go abroad for higher education, where and why you have to discover yourself. First of all, you need to complete Masters/M.Phil in psychology from an accredited university/college with really a good score like 8 or higher on a 10 point scale. You need to choose which country you want to go and then select a college. You are advised to select more than one college. Make sure you check the eligibility/prerequisites before applying. You will also need to take IELTS/ TOEFL exam and get the required band, minimum 6.5 (overall) and no part less than 6 (check university/college details).
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Archie Bindal

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Ph.D in Human rights is ideal for the students who want to engage with historical rights, legal, political and philosophical level and loves to explore the field of multitude of angles. It is basically a programme of 4 years of full-time studies and it is also possible to study part-time but the programme must be completed in 8 years. For Ph.D, the minimum criteria for a candidate will be Master's degree in human rights. Universities like Lund University is also a good choice.

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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

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Ph.D. Admissions are offered by Universities on the basis of entrance tests. The Percentage matters in applying and getting the final merit list made. You atr eligible to apply because most of the institutions ask for 55% as minimum.

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Amol ChopadeMBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune

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Yes, you can do Ph.D. after MBA. You can do Ph.D. after MBA related to business research.

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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com

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Yes, you can do M.Sc. In physics is good for anyone to do Ph.D. in good institute. You can do MBA and after completing your degree you can do Ph.D.

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Radhika Verma

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Yes, you can do Ph.D. Psychology from IGNOU which offers this programme via distance learning mode. For more details and to know about international centers of IGNOU, log in to www.ignou.ac.in.

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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!

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Hi Vijay, Societies everywhere are grappling with rapid transitions to digital modes of living. Even as digital tools are heralded for making life easy, they can also throw up a range of complexities that demand competence in understanding the social lives of technology and the bearing they have on our everyday life. The proliferation of the digital as a ubiquitous part of our routine has also created an urgent need for nuanced discussions that account for both social and the technical dimension of a digital society. The programme is designed to create a group of professionals who will: Contribute to the design, development and deploym
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Megha Aggarwal

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If you have published papers in good journals, you can earn very high salaries in good companies starting from 30,000 atleast/month.

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Shabana Bee

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A job as an assistant professor is often the first appointment held by someone who has recently completed a Ph.D. degree. No matter your field of expertise, if you are interested in balancing teaching and research duties in an academic environment, you may consider an assistant professorship.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello, Its indeed great to score 60%+ at PG level in psychology. Firstly congratulations for the same. Also your thought of going in for Ph.D. is indeed excellent. Please go ahead with your dream.

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