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How can I pursue Ph.D after completing BE in EXTC and MA in public administration?
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Asked by Shrikumar
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How can I pursue Ph.D in management? Which is the best college for the same?
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Asked by Rohan

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9 years ago
A person can pursue Ph.D in a subject in which he/she has completed Master’s program. All universities do have provision for Ph.D, you need to check their websites and explore opportunity.
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9 years ago
1. Jadavpur University.
2. University of Burdwan.
3. Madras School of Economics.
4. Department of Economics, University of Calcutta.
2. University of Burdwan.
3. Madras School of Economics.
4. Department of Economics, University of Calcutta.
New answer posted•9 years ago

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9 years ago
Ph.D. stands for Doctor of philosophy. It is the degree which is awarded to the person after he/she goes for the research work in that particular field or those who provide in the particular field.
New answer posted•9 years ago
Should I opt for a Master's degree in a foreign university or pursue Ph.D?
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Asked by Mahesh

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9 years ago
Hi Mahesh,
Since you already hold an M.Tech, doing another MS degree makes no sense at all, particularly, if you don't want to be a lecturer. Kindly, note that if you plan to pursue Ph.D. teaching or lectureship is compulsory at least for the initial stages in some countries and holding a Ph.D. mean
Since you already hold an M.Tech, doing another MS degree makes no sense at all, particularly, if you don't want to be a lecturer. Kindly, note that if you plan to pursue Ph.D. teaching or lectureship is compulsory at least for the initial stages in some countries and holding a Ph.D. mean
New answer posted•9 years ago
Can I pursue Ph.D with 51 percent marks in PG?
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Asked by Mithilesh

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9 years ago
51% is too low and for Ph.D admissions, candidates must be highly academic. You will find options in India or also look for part-time Ph.D options. If you want to go abroad you can check less competitive countries such as countries in East Europe.
New answer posted•9 years ago
Can I get good job opportunities abroad after completing Ph.D in microbiology?
138 Views|1 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Sanjay

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9 years ago
Hi,
The US, UK, Japan, Sweden, Canada, Switzerland are some of the best countries having the top universities for microbiology research which also means better opportunities. Enroll into a good university with extensive research work and industrial tie-ups, etc. for better prospects. Getting a job w
The US, UK, Japan, Sweden, Canada, Switzerland are some of the best countries having the top universities for microbiology research which also means better opportunities. Enroll into a good university with extensive research work and industrial tie-ups, etc. for better prospects. Getting a job w
New answer posted•9 years ago
Which course will be helpful for me? I want to do a course on video- editing for my PhD.
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9 years ago
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9 years ago
Hi, To pursue PhD courses you need to pass Masters / M.Phil. with minimum 55%. You need to sit for an entrance exam. Below is the list of some of the PhD entrance exams: -UGC NET exam -Symbiosis PhD Entrance Examination -AIMA PhD Entrance Exam -JNU PhD Entrance Exam -Alagappa University PhD Entrance
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Can I work as an assistant professor after completing Ph.D?
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Asked by Rupam Soni
