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Shailja Rawat

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Woxsen University PhD eligibility criteria state the conditions to be fulfilled by candidates seeking admission. The criteria for full-time and part-time PhD courses differ slightly. Check below to know the course-wise requirements:

Eligibility criteria for Full-time PhD

  • Completed a two-year master's degree/PG Diploma in the related field with a minimum of 55%, or
  • Completed a four-year UG degree programme with research in the related field with a minimum of 75%

Eligibility criteria for Part-time PhD:

  • Obtained a two-year master's degree/PG Diploma in the related field with a minimum of 55%
  • Must have work experience of minimum three yea
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Shailja Rawat

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Yes,  PhD is available at Woxsen University. This programme is offered to students with a focus on research and academia. Moreover, this programme is offered in full-time and part-time modes. Candidates seeking admission can check the below table to know more about the programme:

Particulars

Statistics

Mode

Full-time/Part-time

Duration

Full-time: Three to six years

Part-time: Four to seven years

Selection Criteria

Entrance Exam + Research Proposal + PI

Fee

INR 50,000 - INR 2.5 lakh

Note: The above information is taken from official sources. However, it is subject to change.

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Lovekush Ghunawat

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I don't know about the placement scenarios for PhD from TIFR Bombay, but for IIT Kharagpur, pursuing PhD can be a very good choice, as IIT Kharagpur has Top Research facilities. if you want to do research, you will get the best resources of the country, and also many PhD students get placed during the Campus placement cycle, so there are various Job opportunities. And, a PhD from IIT KGP is flexible than any other institute.

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Ravinder Singh

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Yes, IIT Dhanbad (ISM) does accept the UGC NET scorecard for Ph.D. admission in Psychology. A valid UGC NET score, along with a Master's degree in Psychology (like yours from Patna University), is a requirement for eligibility. Essentially, a valid UGC NET score is a prerequisite for being considered for Ph.D. admission in Psychology at IIT Dhanbad. 

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Vidhi Jain

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A doctorate degree in Automobile Engg. spans 3 to 6 years, depending on the research topic chosen by you, the institute's requirements, the amount of coursework to be completed, your research progress, and the supervisor's guidance.
If you want to get into research and development in the automobile sector and contribute something unique to the existing vehicle and engine designs, you can surely think of opting for a PhD degree, as it will be worth the time and money invested in the program.

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Mukul Pruthi

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No, PhD is not compulsory for the JK SET exam. However, PhD degree holders who did their Master's degree or post-graduation by September 19,  1991 get relaxation of 5% for appearing in JKSET exam. In this case, the date of declaration of Master's degree result is not applicable.

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Shailja Rawat

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Woxsen University offers a PhD programme in different fields with different specialisations. Check below to know all of the specialisations available:
 
Arts and Design:
  • Visual Studies
  • Fine Arts
Architecture and Planning:
  • Architecture
  • Building Science
  • Urban Planning (Participatory Governance in Cultural Heritage)
Business & Management:
  • AI & Analytics
  • Finance & Accounting
  • HR & OB
  • Marketing
  • Supply Chain & Operations Management
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Economic
  • Sustainability
Law:
  • Corporate and Commercial laws; Criminology and Victimology
 
Liberal Arts & Humanities:
 
  • International Education and Culture Studies
  • International Relations and Humanitarian Af
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Himanshi Pandey

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The JKLU PhD course structure includes three phases. The first phase is Pre-Phd Coursework which lasts 6 to 12 months. During the Pre-PhD Coursework, candidates must complete a minimum number of credits based on their qualifications:

  • MPhil/MTech – 12 credits
  • MSc, MA, MBA – 12 credits
  • BTech – 16 credits

The coursework includes a mix of lecture-based learning, laboratory research, design projects, self-study, and minor research work. It is followed by the second phase, i.e. Research Proposal (Post Coursework). Upon completing the coursework, scholars must submit a research proposal within 3 months. The proposal is evaluated by con

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