Ph.D

Hello Sringavani,
It's very heartening indeed that you are thinking of pursuing PhD. It's very good. Just do not worry. You can complete your PhD within stipulated time but at your convenience. Of course convenience of your guide is of vital importance also.

Hello Divya, Some institutions award PGDM instead of PG, such PGDM's are treated on par with PG and then one can do Ph.D. in management.

Himalayan University offers Ph.D programme in full-time and part-time mode only. M.Phil is not offered.

There are over 7 Ph.D. in Engineering colleges in Bangalore Offering 41 Courses. Check the list of all Ph.D. in Engineering colleges/institutes in Bangalore listed on Shiksha at the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/ph-d-colleges-Bangalore.

To take admission in a Ph.D. course, the minimum qualification required is Masters degree with minimum 55% marks. If you fulfill the same then you can apply. You will be exempted from research eligibility test (RET)if qualified UGC NET in a subject you have done PG otherwise you need to appear for an entrance examination called RET. Few universities prefer candidates who is completed M. Hill.

No, Jiwaji University does not offer Ph.D. Refer to the link to know about the courses offered: https://www.shiksha.com/university/jiwaji-university-gwalior-22128.

https://www.shiksha.com/university/tantia-university-sriganaganagar-42663/courses
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Hello Sandeep,
It's very nice to see your enthusiasm and dream of doing Ph.D. You have already won half the battle. For Ph.D, many universities have introduced an exam to accept only suitable candidates. Hence, you need to appear and pass this exam. In addition, it's always best to do research in the same University from where you did your PG. You should begin by searching the guides available and approaching them to accept you as student. You also should have some probable topics for research. That's it. Best wishes.

Hello Sateesh,
It's very nice to see your dream of pursuing Ph.D in psychology. I would advise you to start off with what you studied in M.Sc. There will be hundreds of topics in which you can do research. But first have an interaction with one of the guides. This is of vital importance. He/she will give you further resources & ideas of research topics.