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SHRUTI TIWARI
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While not always mandatory, publishing research papers during your MPhil can enhance your academic profile and help in pursuing further studies and careers.
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SHRUTI TIWARI
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Yes, an MPhil is considered a research-oriented degree(advanced postgraduate degree) that primarily focuses on conducting independent research, though some of the programs also include a coursework component. It involves substantial research work and is not as expensive as a PhD.
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SHRUTI TIWARI
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The duration of an M.Phil program varies depending on the institution and country. It may be two years of full-time study to comply for full-time students (or five years of part-time study).
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ROHIT Rohit
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To get admission to M.Phil courses at Tamil Nadu Open University isYou should need to have master degree (MA, M.Sc, M.Com etc.)You need to get minimum 55% for admissionChoose specializations and fill admission formYou need to write admission test or entrance test to take admission If you qualify in exam you will get seatIf not you take admission through management quota
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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel
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Master of Philosophy and Master of Arts in Philosophy are two different courses. As you may already know Master of Philosophy is known as M Phil. You can pursue MPhil course after completing a post graduate course. Now this course has been discontinued. Master of Arts in Philosophy which is also known as MA Philosophy is a course that you can pursue after graduation. Master of Philosophy is a degree in Philosophy that can be pursued with any specialisation whereas Master of Arts in Philosophy in a degree in Arts with Philosophy as a specialisation.
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Charishma Thota
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To get admission to M.Phil courses at Tamil Nadu Open University isYou should need to have master degree (MA, M.Sc, M.Com etc.)You need to get minimum 55% for admissionChoose specializations and fill admission formYou need to write admission test or entrance test to take admission If you qualify in exam you will get seatIf not you take admission through management quota.
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Anjali Raj
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Yes, after completing a PGDM in Digital Marketing and Transformation, you can pursue an M.Phil in Library and Information Science. Pursuing an M.Phil. usually has no age restrictions, and your prior education need not have been in the same field as the M.Phil program. However, as some colleges may have additional needs or restrictions, it's a good idea to examine the precise admission requirements of the universities you're interested in.
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Pragati Singh
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No, it is not necessary to have an MPhil to apply for a PhD although having an MPhil makes one more competitive as they are usually already familiar with the system. Having achieved a Master’s degree is the most common prerequisite for most, though not all, PhD programs. However, there are some exceptions:1. Specific programme requirements: An MPhil might be needed for certain fields of study or for an integrated BPhil/PhD programme to be done before receiving a Ph.D.2. Individual university requirements: Some universities may have their own unique admission requirements besides, MPhil may be required.3. Research experience: Ther
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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel
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No, to be eligible for MPhil course with Political Science specialisation you should have completed MA Political Science. Though International Relations falls under the larger domain of Political Science, we cannot consider MA Political Science and MA International Relations to be same. However, there could be some state universities or private institutes which can offer you admission in MPhil course irrespective of your specialisation in MA.
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