Doctorate

No, a cosmetologist is not a doctor in the traditional sense, like a medical doctor (MD) or someone with a doctoral degree (PhD). Cosmetologists typically do not hold a doctoral degree. Instead, they complete specialised training or education in beauty treatments, skincare, hair care, makeup application, and related services.Cosmetology is a field that involves vocational or specialised training from beauty schools, cosmetology academies, or vocational institutions. After completing the required training and obtaining a cosmetology license (which varies by region), individuals can work as cosmetologists offering beauty services in salons, and spas, or as freelance professionals.

Yes, Jindal School of Government and Public Policy offers PhD programme at doctorate level. The programme is designed in a way to promote the thinking ability of the students. The programme demands implementation of new imagination, techniques and methodology. Candidates, who have a master’s degree from a UGC approved university in BA in Economics or Bachelors in Commerce or in allied subjects, or in Engineering/ Technology with a minimum of 55% marks. Candidates with PG Diploma in Management equivalent to MBA by AICTE with 55% marks are also eligible. Candidates with professional qualification such as CA/ICWA/ CFA/ CS (both 5 year integrated or 3 years after graduation) with minimum 55% marks are also eligible. Applicants with more than 3 years of industry / teaching / practicing/ managerial / professional experience will be given preference.