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Smita GMCA, MBA, DISM, DCA, CPISM
Guide-Level 11
This is the eligibility criteria for M.Phil:
1) Master's degree
2) Minimum of 55% in the course chosen for M.Phil or an allied subject at PG level
3) A written test may be conducted, and if one qualifies they have to give an interview too.
4) However, when it comes to distance learning it varies.
I hope this helps.
1) Master's degree
2) Minimum of 55% in the course chosen for M.Phil or an allied subject at PG level
3) A written test may be conducted, and if one qualifies they have to give an interview too.
4) However, when it comes to distance learning it varies.
I hope this helps.
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Keshav Jha
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Hello,
First of all, you need to select the college or University you want to go in. In Master's course they conduct an entrance while in some cases. The admission are direct, so you have to get prepared for both. It doesn't matter, if you come from good place or backward you have to work hard.
All the best and give a like.
First of all, you need to select the college or University you want to go in. In Master's course they conduct an entrance while in some cases. The admission are direct, so you have to get prepared for both. It doesn't matter, if you come from good place or backward you have to work hard.
All the best and give a like.
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ritu pareek
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M.Phil gives you a glimpse of what research is, whereas, Ph.D is all about the research on a particular subject.
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