Ph.D

Here are some universities that offer part time PhD programme in sustainability

• XIMUniversity
• Amrita Vishwa vidyapeethm
• University of bath

Part time PhD programme are similar to full time programme but student spend less time researching each week student can work on weekend or evening but their reschedule will depend on what work best for them

In Chennai, several colleges offer Ph.D. programs in Life Sciences with relatively low fees. Some of the options include:

1. University of Madras: The university offers a Ph.D. in Life Sciences with fees ranging from ?95,000 to ?1,40,000, depending on the course type (full-time or part-time).

2. SRM Institute of Science and Technology: SRM offers Ph.D. programs in Life Sciences with an affordable fee structure, with annual fees typically around ?16,000.

It's advisable to check with the specific institutions for the latest fee details and any available scholarships or funding options.

Generally, a PhD in Anaesthesia requires a master's degree (MD, MS, or MSc) in Anaesthesia or a related field. A BSc Anaesthesia Hons (4 years) is typically insufficient to directly qualify for a PhD. However, you can pursue a master's programme in Anaesthesia or a related specialization, which will then make you eligible for a PhD. Admission criteria vary across universities, so it's best to check specific requirements of the institution offering the PhD program.

To get a Ph.D. after completing a B.Sc., you generally need to meet specific eligibility criteria, which can vary by institution. Many universities require a master's degree (M.Sc.) as a prerequisite, but some may offer direct Ph.D. admission to exceptional B.Sc. graduates with a strong academic background and research potential. You would typically need to clear an entrance exam such as the UGC NET or an institution-specific test. You must submit a well-prepared research proposal. 

The School of Economics and Commerce at CMR University typically conducts its entrance exam for Ph.D. admissions. However, candidates who have already qualified for certain national-level entrance exams, such as the UGC-NET (National Eligibility Test), CSIR-NET (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research), GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering), or SLET (State Level Eligibility Test), may be exempt from the university's entrance exam. These candidates may be eligible to proceed directly to the interview stage, provided they meet the other eligibility requirements. 

Birmingham City University indeed offers a PhD in Education. The course is suitable for students interested in exploring matters of education policy and practice through all age phases. Students can apply for either the full-time or part-time entry routes. The Postgraduate Certificate in Research Practice is a compulsory element of the course that enables the students to develop the competencies required for research. BCU's Centre for the Study of Practice and Culture in Education, or CSPACE, houses an energetic research community and therefore perfectly suits future educational researchers.

The PhD salary in India, often called a "stipend", varies for a JRF and an SRF. A PhD scholar in India spends the first two years as a JRF and the remaining three years as an SRF; the monthly stipends for each position are INR 37,000 and INR 42,000, respectively.  

However, after completing a PhD, a PhD salary for the PhD scholar may range from INR 4 Lacs to 15 Lacs a year (average amount).