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All the best.
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To do your Ph.D., you have to contact universities yourself, the research department and their respective heads. You have to find out which universities offer research work in your area. Some of the well known universities in France for CS and IT include Paris-Saclay University, ESIEE Paris, EISTI Graduate Engineering school, EureCom-Graduate School and Research Center, etc. These schools have M.Sc. Programs also. Please check their websites for further information. Check if the language of instruction is English or not as some schools may have French mode only.
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7 years agoGuide-Level 12
The truth is there are far more students who want to study abroad than positions. So, it is not going to be easy. That is where connections help your own professors. They need to know professors in Canada, and vouch for you; that is, validate that you are a hard working student who can do research. Hope this help you.
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Guide-Level 12
After your Ph.D, you will find number of opportunities in R & D departments, Academics, besides these you can also opt for general jobs of this sector.
Followings are list of some Famous Ph.D entrance exams of India:-
CSIR UGC NET (All India Level competition, and the most reputed and best hundreds of universities except candidates through it).
SET (Conducted at state level by state government for admission into best universities of that state).
TIRF (Is a type of JRF plan, under Tata Institute of Fundamental Research).
NISER NEST Ph.D entrance Exam.
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7 years ago
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CSIR UGC NET (All India Level competition, and the most reputed and best hundreds of universities except candidates through it). SET (Conducted at the state level by the state government for admission into best universities of that state). TIRF (Is a type of JRF plan, under Tata Institute of Fundamental Research). NISER NEST Ph.D. entrance exam.
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7 years agoGuide-Level 13
2. Why do you want to do a PhD?
3. Why are you interested in this program?
4. What experience makes you a good candidate?
5. How did you develop this proposal?
6. What difficulties would you expect to encounter during this project?
7. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
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