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Kunal Pratap Singh

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Doing PhD in economics from top institution like IITs and IIMs would be a great option.If you want a business and management oriented (applied economics) role go for IIM, while IITs are best suited for research in core economics and quantitative economic research.So the choice is totally dependent upon you field of interest and future goals.

Hope this would be fruitful to decide between the two.

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Abhishek Arora

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Yes, definitely You can pursue a Ph.D. in Environmental Management, Energy Policy, or Sustainability Studies  as Research opportunities exist in IITs, IIMs, TERI, and international universities.

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Charushila Alone

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Flame University in tire1 state private universities having NAAC A +  grading it's good college for PhD in environment Science as college most focused on external activities and observation and soft skills development for students domain related knowledge 

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Sunita Mehta

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Sure you can get a good college as you've cleared PhD in UGC NET exam, though the competition is high and universities pick up first the JRF candidates but don't loose hope, your chances of getting into a good college are also even. 

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Akash Kumar Gupta

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Ph.D. Pharmacy from Indrashil University can be tough because of the strict academic and research demands of the course. The applicants have to be equipped with a postgraduate degree in a related subject with a mark of at least 55% and can be required to qualify on the merit of examinations such as UGC-NET or GATE. The duration of the course is three years, with chief emphasis on pharmaceutical research at the higher level, which needs analytical and experimentation skills critically. The admission includes clearing the eligibility requirement, submitting the applications, and clearing interviews or entrance exams. The fee is INR 1.80

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Anchal Shukla

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The MIT School of Engineering & Science average package for 2021 stood at INR 5 LPA. Over 190 companies interacted with the recruitment process in 2021.

MIT ADT University B.Tech CSE programme has a decent placement rate of around 72%, with the highest package reaching 60.42 LPA and an average between 6.5 - 10 LPA.

From most of the sources. I collected this information you can direct contact to MIT ADT university.

Thankyou 

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Nishtha Shukla

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NMIMS School of Business Management offers admission to PhD course based on an admission test. The test evaluates the students on general aptitude through a GMAT style examination followed by a subject-specifc essay type written test. Candidates must score a minimum of 50% in the exam to process to the interview stage. The final selection is done based on all the selection rounds.

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Rayamkula Harish

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Admission to KVIMIS, Coimbatore, remains uncertain even with 180 marks in UGC NET, for the Ph.D. in Management. This institution kinds of require all applicants to write UGC NET for entry into this Ph.D. program.

 The cut-off for each year is dependent on the number of applicants and seats available. A score of 180 out of 300 is around 60% and will definitely be low for the threshold most times for top institutes-from 65% to about 70%-for general category students. Reserved categories might have cutoffs at pretty low levels, about 55%-60%, but borderline still.

 Also, it is going to look into the academic records of the applica

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