M.Phil

Almost every student just like you looks for placement scenario of the college before taking admission in MPhil course. The companies visit the college campus. The packages that will offer will depend on your college’s rank and various other factors. You would have to attend several rounds of the selection process which usually includes written test, interview and HR round.I am have written the names of colleges with good placement records here: MPhil CollegesPlacement Average Salary (in INR)International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad21.95 LPAAmity University, Mumbai6.04 LAmity University, Gwalior5.91 LPAAmity6 Medical College Hospital and Research Centre3 - 4 LPABanasthali Vidyapith2.5 LPA

If you are thinking of pursuing an MPhil course then the fee structure of the college is an important criteria. You can find several colleges that offer MPhil with an affordable fee structure. You can also apply for scholarships based on socio-economic conditions and merit. Many colleges also offer concessions in fees to students who have shown exceptional performance in arenas except academics such as sports, arts etc.I have mentioned the list of some government and private colleges that provide MPhil courses in India:MPhil CollegesAverage Fees (in INR)Vikram University1,500Himachal Sundaranar University (MSUNIV)1.75 K - 40 KNational Sanskrit University1.85 KKerala University2.31 K - 6.5 KHimachal Pradesh University2.58 KPondicherry University2.9 K - 3 KCalcutta University3.4 K

The MPhil Programme has long been considered a stepping stone between master's and PhD programmes. The course assists the candidates in developing a comprehensive approach to teaching the mind of the students about the complexities of research, as well as research knowledge and skills that would be helpful in pursuing a full-scale PhD programme. MPhil programme offers job security and high pay to the graduates and they can start earning salary between INR 5 to 10 lakh.Research is a major component of MPhil programmes, offering chances to hone advanced research abilities. You'll gain information on how to plan and carry out independent research, evaluate data, and add to the corpus of knowledge already known in your profession. 

To pursue an M.Phil (Master of Philosophy), you need to have a master’s degree with a minimum mark of 55% from any recognised institution1. So, directly after class 12, you would not be eligible to pursue M.Phil.The typical path to an M.Phil is to first complete a bachelor’s degree (which usually takes 3-4 years), then a master’s degree (usually 2 years), and only then can you apply for an M.Phil program.As for your JEE Mains rank, it can be used for admission into undergraduate engineering programs in various colleges across India. After completing your undergraduate studies, you can then consider pursuing higher studies like M.Phil.