Ph.D

Are you talking about executive MBA or PGDM? Yes, after completing these programs, you can go for Ph.D. You need to decide from where you wish to pursue the degree and check criteria of admission.

Yes, after completing M.Tech, you can go for Ph.D. You need to have scored 55%. Admissions are based on rank in GATE/ UGC-NET/CSIR-NET/SET/ CET.

You have not mentioned your subjects of graduation and post graduation levels. If it is education, then you can do Ph.D. in education. But, if your subject is philosophy, you are bound to do your doctorate degree in philosophy only. My suggestion is that you can take educational philosophy as your doctoral programme. You can also try to find job in schools as M.Ed is a very good option to secure a job there. All the best.

Hi, Most institutes offering the course admit students based on their performance in a relevant entrance test followed by a round of Personal Interview. Admission process generally varies across institutes. Please confirm the college name in which you which you wish to apply. Regards.

Hello Elangwe,
The best is to do Ph.D from the same university as from which you have done PG. These days, all universities conduct a screening exam to select students who can register for Ph.D. Next step is to get a guide for your subject. The last step is to select research topic with the help from guide and get yourself registered.
That's all.

To know the number of seats please contact the college authorities for details: http://www.gipe.ac.in/index.php?page=contact.

You need to have a valid GATE score to apply for a Ph.D. position. The admission in Indian universities generally takes place during June-July. During this period keep visiting the websites of the institution you wish to apply for.

Hello Rinki, Aah, Shakspearen dilemma! Do not worry. Ph.D. from either private or government university has same value or sanctity. You can use it for whatever purpose you deem fit. There is no differentiation. Best wishes.

Hello Shalini,
Frankly, I am confused. Ok. It seems you have registered for PhD but not completed it. Right? See if you have registered but could not complete PhD, then after certain years it automatically gets cancelled if you do no research work and do not seek extension. But if you have obtained PhD then it remains with you lifelong. Now, yes, you indeed can show your registration but what value it is? I am afraid, it has not much value.