Ph.D

Dear aspirant, Ph.D. Admission Process:
Ph.D. Admission is based on enrollment to several universities. Universities accept the results of either national level or university level entrance exams. Top Ph.D. entrance exams are CSIR UGC NET UGC NET IIT JAM and NPAT. If a candidate wishes to pursue Ph.D. in Engineering and Technology then they must possess a valid GATE score. As per the recent directives of the UGC, students who complete a four-year UG degree would be able to directly apply for pursuing a Ph.D. degree in their desired choice of course. Ph.D. Eligibility:
Masters degree holders are eligible for admission to doctoral programs. For some subjects, Masters in Philosophy is needed for pursuing Ph.D. The students should have at least 50-55% of marks post graduation. In some universities admission is offered on the basis of interviews. It may be supplemented with a written exam. More preference is given to candidates who have work experience in the field of research. Hope it helps.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Ph.D. Admission Process:
Ph.D. Admission is based on enrollment to several universities. Universities accept the results of either national level or university level entrance exams. Top Ph.D. entrance exams are CSIR UGC NET UGC NET IIT JAM and NPAT. If a candidate wishes to pursue Ph.D. in Engineering and Technology then they must possess a valid GATE score. As per the recent directives of the UGC, students who complete a four-year UG degree would be able to directly apply for pursuing a Ph.D. degree in their desired choice of course. Ph.D. Eligibility:
Masters degree holders are eligible for admission to doctoral programs. For some subjects, Masters in Philosophy is needed for pursuing Ph.D. The students should have at least 50-55% of marks post graduation. In some universities admission is offered on the basis of interviews. It may be supplemented with a written exam. More preference is given to candidates who have work experience in the field of research. Hope it helps.

Dear aspirant, Ph.D. is doctoral programme with the duration of 3 to 5 years that deals with a variety of research methods and specialisation and some of these specialisations include English Microbiology, Psychology and more. Graduates of this course have a wide variety of job opportunities in the world of research. Ph.D. graduates primarily work as consultants, researchers, professors, and R&D industry experts. Eligibility Criteria for Ph.D. :
The admission procedure for Ph.D. courses requires a Masters degree from a recognised University. Students should have secured a minimum of 45-50% in their exams post, which they are required to qualify for any one of the national/state level entrance exams to get admitted for Ph.D. Students should prepare their research proposal as they will have to send it to the college of their choice for the application process. The Ph.D. eligibility criteria depend on the college, and the course students are interested in applying for. Hope it helps.

You have two ways. First is just after B.Sc. You have two exams: IIT JAM and JEST Physics. You can give both exams. Happens in February every year. Than people who score top ranks in these exams are called for interview in iisc Bangalore. If you clear interview. You will get admission in integrated Ph.D. in iisc. , IISER, Hri, Niser etc. In this you do your M.Sc. And Ph.D. and than leave iisc after 6-7 years. In this you will get 16000rs per month in M.Sc. And 31000rs per month in Ph.D. Second is you do M.Sc. From somewhere else. Than you can give three exams GATE CSIR NET and JEST. Qualify any one of these with top rank. Under 100. Than you will get Interview call. And you will be selected as Ph.D. student in IIsc, IISER etc. You will get 31000rs every month. As a Physics student you can apply to many departments of iisc like
1. Physics department
2. Nanoscience department
3. Applied Physics and instrumentation
4. Materials engineering
5. Energy Science
6. Atmospheric and space sciences.

You have two ways. First is just after B.Sc. You have two exams: IIT JAM and JEST Physics. You can give both exams. Happens in February every year. Than people who score top ranks in these exams are called for interview in iisc Bangalore. If you clear interview. You will get admission in integrated Ph.D. in iisc. In this you do your M.Sc. And Ph.D. and than leave iisc after 6-7 years. In this you will get 16000rs per month in M.Sc. And 31000rs per month in Ph.D. Second is you do M.Sc. From somewhere else. Than you can give three exams GATE CSIR NET and JEST. Qualify any one of these with top rank. Under 100. Than you will get Interview call. And you will be selected as Ph.D. student in IISc. You will get 31000rs every month. As a Physics student you can apply to many departments of iisc like
1. Physics department
2. Nanoscience department
3. Applied Physics and instrumentation
4. Materials engineering
5. Energy Science
6. Atmospheric and space sciences.

Doctor of Philosophy Ph.D. in Pharmacology
Duration of the course shall be the time period from registration to submission of thesis. The minimum period of registration in respect of all the candidates who are registered for Ph.D. shall be three years. The maximum period of registration shall not exceed five years. Extension beyond the period of 5 years can be given for a maximum period of 6 months on the recommendation of Dean Committee and final approval by Dean/Director. Ph.D. Pharmacology or Doctorate in Pharmacology is a research-based doctoral course in Pharmacology for a minimum of 3 years duration, but it can be stretched up to 5 years. Progression beyond the first year requires performance at a sufficient level which determines the duration of the course. It analyses how a drug affects the biological system and the reaction of the body to the drug. For more information please visit this link
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Hope it helps.