Ph.D

I will prefer you to do LLM in criminology. Or, do MBA in law for corporate sector.

Dear,
From this year, UGC framed the guidelines in that universities can offer PhD degree only in regular or part-time mode not in Distance learning mode. So, check the UGC guidelines for the same.
And specially, your PGDM programme should be recognized by AICTE and under AIU.
So, accordingly, you need to think for PhD programme in regular or part-time as per universities guidelines and list you can find in Shiksha's website.
All the best.

Hi,
The Madras Institute of Technology offers a 3-year graduate programme in aeronautical engineering for B.Sc students, subject to their having passed maths and physics at the graduation stage. The Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore has M.Tech and Ph.D programmes in aeronautics.

Dear Vidivada,
Yes you can do fellowship and certain universities do offer doctorate.
Thanks!

Hello Raman,
Nice to know your aim. But these have to be grounded in reality. M.Sc in physics is possible only if you have B.Sc in it. Similarly, for doing Ph.D in aeronautical engineering, you need to do graduation then PG and then only registration could be done for PhD.

Indian degrees are acceptable in most of universities abroad provided Association of Indian Universities (AIU) approve it. If your PGDM is treated equivalent to MBA by AIU, then only you are eligible for higher studies in India and abroad.

Hi,
If you mean, B.Sc non-medical, then you have all the options available for you in M.Sc or Ph.D. You can choose among MBA, M.Sc in statistics, actuarial sciences, Diploma in designing, B.Ed, NET, UPSC and many more.

Hi Nazia Khan,
Industrial relations is growing concern under HRM. You should try to find something in industrial relation area. You can shift to HRD, where you can work on HR development, initiatives, strategies, etc.
All the best.

Hi,
These are the two universities that offer green chemistry programme but equally competitive to get the admission:
Centre for Green Chemistry, Monash university
Royal Australian Chemistry Institute