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Can I enroll for Ph.D in law through distance after completing Masters in business law from NLSIU, Bangalore?
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Asked by Pratheesh
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9 years ago
Yes, PhD in law through distance is possible.
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Shall I go for PhD or any other course as I have completed my MCA and also worked as BDM in an IT for 4 years?
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Asked by Amrit
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Can I pursue Ph.D in psychology after completing M.Sc in applied psychology through distance?
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Asked by Veerasankar

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9 years ago
Dear,
Yes, you are eligible because as per the eligibility criteria, one should have a Master's degree in relevant stream with a minimum of 55-60% ( percentage bar could vary from university to university).
And you have to take a test and face an interview in respect to the university admission proces
Yes, you are eligible because as per the eligibility criteria, one should have a Master's degree in relevant stream with a minimum of 55-60% ( percentage bar could vary from university to university).
And you have to take a test and face an interview in respect to the university admission proces
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9 years ago
Yes, you can go for Ph.D after completing MBA. You must have good project work in your kitty to get admission for Ph.D from any top institute. You can publish your work on national and international journals to improve your profile.
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What is the eligibility criteria for pursuing integrated M.Sc + PhD in astrophysics from Indian Institute of Astrophysics?
350 Views|2 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Varalakshmi

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9 years ago
They offer an integrated M.Tech + Ph.D program. As mentioned on their website here is the eligibility
'The Integrated M.Tech- Ph.D (Tech.) Programme will admit bright, highly motivated students with a three years B.Tech. degree (Post BSc Hons) in Optics and Optoelectronics / Radio Physics and Electro
'The Integrated M.Tech- Ph.D (Tech.) Programme will admit bright, highly motivated students with a three years B.Tech. degree (Post BSc Hons) in Optics and Optoelectronics / Radio Physics and Electro
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What is the highest salary package one can get after completing PhD in physics?
127 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Aadil

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9 years ago
Hi Aadil,
As per the National Salary Data, an Assistant Professor, Post-secondary / Higher Education who's completed PhD in physics is offered around Rs. 615,000 per annum and varies from talent to talent and posts offered.
All the best.
As per the National Salary Data, an Assistant Professor, Post-secondary / Higher Education who's completed PhD in physics is offered around Rs. 615,000 per annum and varies from talent to talent and posts offered.
All the best.
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9 years ago
If you have done PGDM from an institute whose degree is approved equivalent to MBA by AIU then you are eligible to do PhD.
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Is Eminent Institute of Management & Technology, Aurangabad an authorized centre for MBA and Ph.D?
284 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Roystone

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9 years ago
Dear Roystone Smith,
Normally in India, professional programmes are offered through UGC and AICTE. Eminent institutes are working under vocational programme. It is your discretion to do it or not. As per UGC and AICTE norms, it is not authorised.
All the best.
Normally in India, professional programmes are offered through UGC and AICTE. Eminent institutes are working under vocational programme. It is your discretion to do it or not. As per UGC and AICTE norms, it is not authorised.
All the best.
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