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Of course, you will get doctorate after completion of your Ph.D. You can then start using Doctorate before your name also.
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PhD in Environmental Science
PhD in Fine Arts
PhD in Future & Development Studies
PhD in General Engineering
PhD in Genetics Engineering
PhD in Geography & Geology
PhD in History
PhD in Home Science.
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A doctorate of philosophy is the highest level of educational achievement. Students who earn the distinction typically receive recognition as authorities in their respective fields. As such, obtaining a Ph.D. typically takes several years. What is a Ph.D. in Commerce? Business touches virtually every aspect of modern life. Students who pursue a degree in commerce can learn skills necessary to succeed in business. Generally, commerce graduate programs cover a range of business-related subjects, such as accounting, finance, forecasting, management, and budgeting. Students often work with an advisory to devise a unique course of
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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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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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