Ph.D

You can pursue PhD in Social Work after completing MA Social Work or Master of Social Work course. You can also apply for this course even if you have pursued a master's level degree in another discipline in several colleges. Make sure that you have scored more than 50% marks in master's degree. Colleges may set higher marks cut off so having a good academic record can help your secure admission in your preferred college. You can apply for the course when you are in the final year of your master's degree or after completing the course.

PhD in Social Work course is a doctorate level degree that you can pursue after completing a master's degree either in the same field or in different discipline. As you may already know that this is a research based degree and there is no fixed duration to pursue this course unlike undergraduate or postgraduate level courses. You can pursue this course in regular mode. There are a few colleges in which you can pursue PhD in Social Work course in distance mode.

The VITREE 2025 exam pattern for the January session is as follows -The exam will be conducted online.The duration of the attempt at the VITREE test is two hours.A total of 100 MCQs will be asked.For each correct answer, one mark is awarded. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers. Questions about technical, English communication skills, statistics, and probability will be asked. 

Candidates can pursue PhD in Civil Engineering by completing MTech in Civil Engineering and clearing Research Entrance Test. the following colleges offer PhD in Civil Engineering:Chandigarh UniversityVIT VelloreMNNIT AllahabadIIT KanpurNIT RourkelaIIT Hyderabad

DSNLU offers PhD in full-time and part-time for three-years. The maximum duration to complete full-time PhD is four-years. Candidates applying for part-time need to complete the course maximum by six-years. In case, if the research is not completed within the maximum period of course for reason, the Research Scholar may be permitted for re-registration for another four years or six years as the case may be for extension of time for on the recommendations of the DRC with Full-time INR 30,000 for part-time and Executive INR 50,000.

Yes, DSNLU conducts an entrance-exam to shortlist candidates for PhD programme. The test includes objective and descriptive questions to analyse the research and legal aptitude of the aspirants. The entrance-exam has Legal Research Methodology, Jurisprudence,  Constitutional Law, IPC, Law of Torts, Contracts Laws, Family Law and Transfer of Property and labor Laws.

Candidates need to pass a master’s degree in Law /LLM/ Social Sciences like MA, MCom, MBA or natural sciences like MSc, M.Tech for interdisciplinary research (from any recognised university or its equivalent with at least 55% aggregate (50% aggregate for SC/ ST/ BC/ Specially Abled and other categories) to apply for DSNLU PhD programme.

Yes, you can pursue a PhD after completing an MMS (Master of Management Studies) degree. In fact, many people do so in order to further their education and advance their careers.The specific requirements for PhD programs will vary from university to university. However, some common requirements include:A master's degree in a related fieldA strong academic recordResearch experience

Being a PhD Agriculture Scholar, you can opt for many industries in India and abroad such as Government Agriculture Departments, Forest Departments, Food Production, Educational Institutions, Research Centers, Market Research Companies, and more.

India has around 37 PhD Agriculture colleges including private and government institutions. Among them, VIT Vellore, Amity University, Lovely Professional University, Shoolini University, GB Pant University, etc., are some top options. The average course fee of these colleges is around INR 1 - 4 Lakh. These colleges offer PhD Agriculture courses under various specializations including Genetics and Plant Breeding, Agronomy, Agricultural Economics, Agri-business Management, and Food Science and Technology.