in Economics (and allied subjects
under the same subject code)
GRE/GMAT/GATE/UGC-NET JRF
in the following subjects:
The validity of the CAT and the other standard test scores are given in the following table. Note that the scores should be valid on the deadline for submission of the application form.
CAT | 5 years |
GRE | 5 years |
GMAT | 5 years |
GATE | 3 years |
JRF | 3 years |
SRF | 1 year |
Note: Online GMAT/GRE (take home) exam scores are not valid. Only test center based GMAT/GRE scores are valid. Candidates will be shortlisted on the basis of their performance in the CAT or the standard test in lieu of the CAT, academic background, experience, etc. IIMA may conduct online or face-to-face interviews depending upon the health advisory issued by the authorities at that time. The admission interviews are expected to be held during March-April 2025. Government of India guidelines for reservation are followed during admissions.
IIMA provides comprehensive financial assistance that covers all academic expenses including tuition, computer, library, medical insurance, placement and alumni fees, and in addition includes a monthly subsistence allowance.
The details of monthly subsistence allowance are as follows:
Slab I: For first and second years | Rs.42,000/- |
Slab II: After successful completion of Area Comprehensive Examination | Rs.45,000/- |
Slab III: After submitting the TAC approved thesis proposal | Rs.50,000/- |
Doctoral students are also eligible for the following research support (subject to IIMA’s policies):
The Doctoral Programme in Management is a full-time programme that requires significant on- campus/local living. On-campus accommodations for single students for the initial part of their tenure, and limited housing on campus for married students are available. House rent allowance of Rs. 15,000/- per month (Rs. 20,000/- per month for students with family) is paid to qualifying students who opt to stay off-campus in Ahmedabad. This option is available to students after passing their comprehensive examination and up to the end of their fifth year.
The Online Application Form and Brochure will be made available on the Institute website. Candidates may submit applications for a maximum of two doctoral specializations using the online application form. An application fee of Rs. 500/- (Rs. 250/- for reserved category candidates) can be paid through IIMA’s payment gateway. The last date for submitting the application is January 20, 2025. Please also refer to IIMA's Doctoral Programme in Management admission advertisement that appeared in leading newspapers during September-2024.
Link open for Online Application Form | September 19, 2024 |
Last date for submitting the Online Application Form | January 20, 2025 |
Interviews (Tentative) | March-April, 2025 |
For further information/clarifications, please contact: Manager, Doctoral Programme in Management Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad Vastrapur, Ahmedabad 380015 Phone: +91 (079) 7152 4640/41/39
Table 1 defines the minimum qualifications required for admission to full-time Ph. D. programmes at IIT Delhi. Please note:
These are Institute minimum requirements and any Department/Centre/School operating through their DRC/CRC/SRC can specify higher short-listing criteria than what is specified here.
This table includes most of the degrees, but each DRC/CRC/SRC is free to specify the qualifications and disciplines acceptable for admission to their programmes.
Candidates in the final year of their programmes and who expect to complete all their qualifying degree requirements before the date of registration are also eligible to apply for admissions. For short-listing purposes, their performance until the preceding semester (preceding year if their programmes are year based) would be considered but their admission would be provisional, subject to their meeting the minimum eligibility criteria after their final qualifying examination results are announced. In any case, all admissions are provisional at first and it is confirmed only after all certificates and previous records are duly checked and verified, a process which may take a few weeks into the starting semester.
Qualifying Degree | Minimum performance in qualifying degree for General/OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) category students | Qualification through national level examination requirements |
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M.Tech./M.E./M.D. or equivalent | 60% marks or 6.00 CGPA on a 10-point scale | Nil |
M.Sc./MBA/M.A./M.B.B.S. or equivalent | 60% marks or 6.00 CGPA on a 10-point scale | Qualified GATE/ CSIR/ UGC/NET/ICAR/ICMR/ DST-INSPIRE Fellowship |
B.E./B.Tech. or equivalent | 70% marks or 7.00 CGPA on a 10-point scale | Qualified GATE/CSIR/ UGC NET/ICAR/DST-INSPIRE Fellowship |
For SC/ST/PwD category candidates , the minimum performance in the qualifying degree (S. No. 1 & 2 in Table 1) is relaxed from 60% to 55% (CGPA relaxed from 6.00 to 5.50).
For SC/ST/PwD category candidates , the minimum performance in the qualifying degree (Sr. No.3 in Table 1) is relaxed from 70% to 65% (CGPA relaxed from 7.00 to 6.50).
Qualifying degree performance is computed by aggregating performance over all the semesters/years of the qualifying degree, as per the credit or weightage system approved in the institution/ board where the degree has been completed.
Requirement of qualification in GATE / National Exam is waived for the following categories of applicants:
Currently registered students in Centrally Funded Technical Institutes (CFTIs) pursuing B.Tech./B.E./ Integrated M. Tech/ Integrated M.Sc. Programmes (or any other programme of minimum four year duration, admission to which is on the basis of JEE), who have completed 6 semesters or more, and have CGPA of 8.00 or above (on a 10 point scale). Such students must obtain a CGPA of 8.00 or above at the time of graduation, and before they formally register for the Ph.D. programme (80% aggregate marks, if marks are the primary mode of evaluation);
Graduates of CFTIs (in the programmes marked under (i)) with a final graduation CGPA of more than 8.00 (80% aggregate marks, if marks are the primary mode of evaluation);
M.A or M.Sc. graduates from IITs with CGPA 8.00 or above.
For purposes of shortlisting, the primary method of evaluation (i.e., CGPA/CPI, or aggregate percentage, whichever is appropriate) followed by the institution where candidate has obtained his/her qualifying degree will be used by IIT Delhi for determining whether the candidate meets the final shortlisting requirements.
For assistantship purposes only (and not for qualification), candidates with M.B.B.S. qualification will be considered equivalent to M. Tech., for admission to Ph.D. programme in Centre for Biomedical Engineering;
For candidates with M.A. degree in English, a 5% relaxation in marks or 0.5 relaxation in CGPA may be permitted for admission to the Ph.D. programme in Humanities and Social Sciences;
Candidates holding an MBA degree are eligible for applying to the Ph.D. programme in the Department of Management Studies.
Students related.
Eligiblity criteria for phd admission.
MSE Department invites bright candidates to pursue PhD. for eligibility criteria click here:
PhD programme has following components: Comprehensive exam, State of the art seminar, Open seminar and Oral defense. The students will be allocated their thesis guide(s) based on their research interest and department policy within first semester after entering the programme. The students are advised to complete the course work in the first year. The students will be allotted TA duty during their PhD program. The student will be provided with financial assistantship as per guidelines. After the implementation of new PGARC in 2023-2024 SEM I, the requirement of courses and other academic matters for graduation has modified. The requirements for graduation in old and new PGARC are provided below:
(A) Students with B.Tech. in Engineering or a M.Sc. degree
(B) Students with M. Tech. in Engineering
*List of PG courses can be found at: http://www.iitk.ac.in/mse/data/MSE_PG_Courses.pdf
Steps to PhD Degree
A Doctoral Monitoring Committee shall be formed for all PhD students after passing comprehensive exam and before State of Art Seminar. ( Details are in clause 11.2 of Addendum/modification of PG Manual )
PhD students are encouraged to attend as many departmental/institute seminars/lectures (not related to coursework) as possible to broaden their horizons.
Conferences: Institute funding is available to the PhD students after they finish the coursework requirement. In addition, students are encouraged to seek the financial support from various organizations such as DST, DBT, CSIR and many other bodies and trusts.
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For admission to the program, there will be a preliminary shortlisting depending upon the academic background. Candidates who satisfy the shortlisting criteria need to appear for a written test and/or an interview. The shortlisting criteria could be higher than the eligibility criteria. In addition, the department also reserves the right to set any cut off criteria for shortlisting the candidates and not to select anybody if no appropriate candidates are found.
IIT Hyderabad has a centralized online application portal for the PhD admission. Candidates are requested to visit IITH PHD Admissions for the application format and the submission link. Candidates applying for any of the PhD program are requested to submit their application through the portal. For other related information, such as last date of application, shortlist announcement, written test and interview dates, please visit https://ai.iith.ac.in/phd-admissions.html
For any query, kindly write to [email protected]
New Rules on PhD Admission in India
The University Grants Commission, UGC has implemented new regulations on PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) degrees from 7 November 2022. Known as " UGC Minimum Standards and Procedures for Award of PhD Degree Regulations 2022 ," these rules have replaced the erstwhile rules notified in 2016. The new regulation modifies the eligibility requirements, admissions process, and evaluation methodologies governing doctoral programmes in colleges and universities of the country.
With this move, India has simplified and streamlined the rules governing research programs and brought them in line with the prevalent global practices. Just so you know, these guidelines were released for feedback from stakeholders in March 2022 itself. By incorporating several feedbacks into the draft, it has finally been notified and implemented across the country since 7 November 2022.
Students and scholars pursuing, or planning to pursue, a PhD through old criteria have nothing to worry about as the new rules will have no effect on the status quo. To elaborate further, candidates pursuing or having completed MPhil will continue to remain eligible for admission to PhD programmes.
Students who have completed a 4-year undergraduate course, or completed the first year of PG after a 3-year graduation, are now eligible for direct admission to a doctorate programme. Be mindful that a minimum of 75 per cent marks in aggregate OR a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 7.5 is a must to apply for PhD programs.
What about 3-year bachelor's Degree students now studying in PG? How to calculate their marks?
In case you don't have 75 per cent aggregate marks in graduation (be it a 3 or 4 years course), pursue a one-year master's programme and score at least 55 per cent in that and you become eligible.
MPhil Program gets dropped!
The new Rules discontinue the Phil programme altogether. However, that will have no bearing on those holding or pursuing M.Phil degrees currently. So M.Phil students can now take a deep sigh of relief.
Universities and colleges will be free to admit students through the NET (National Eligibility Test)/JRF (Junior Research Fellowship) qualification route as well as entrance exams; whatever they wish!
The individual institution can holds entrance tests to admit students to PhD programs. The "entrance test shall consist of 50 per cent research methodology and 50 per cent subject-specific". Those clearing the entrance test will get admission into the course irrespective of whether they have passed the UGC NET/JRF or not.
So can we say goodbye to UGC NET?
Rules regarding entrance test for PhD admission:
The entrance Exam must consist of a Written Test (70% weightage) and a Personal Interview (30% weightage).
As per the new guidelines, PhD students may be given 4 to 6 hours per week of teaching/research assistantship for conducting tutorial or laboratory work and evaluations.
In a relief to many scholars, the mandatory requirement to publish research articles in peer-reviewed publications or present them at conferences has been done away with. The reason behind this move is mushrooming of 'paid-for' journals publishing anything and everything (read garbage) just to help students fulfil the legal requirements for getting the coveted degree.
After a part-time MBA, here comes a part-time PhD program for working professionals. Candidates, however, have to submit a "No Objection Certificate (NOC)" issued by the employers to the college. It's important to know for the college that the employer has no problem in letting the employee study for a part-time degree.
The revised regulations provide for a 5% relaxation in the entrance test for EWS students.
Scrapping the requirement of research publication will help more people complete the PhDs they start.
Candidates can apply in multiple departments subject to fulfilling the minimum eligibility requirement of respective departments., advertisement is as below-.
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Biomedical Engineering |
Research Areas:
1. Molecular Biology of Diseases 2. Image Processing/Biophysics/Biophotonics 3. Biomaterials and Biosensors 4. Biomechanics | 1. A master's degree in engineering (ME / MTech) or medicine (MD) or pharmaceutical sciences (MPharm) or veterinary science (MVSc) or dental surgery (MDS), with a minimum of 60 percent marks (6.5 grade points on a scale of 10). Or 2. A master's degree in sciences (MSc / MS) or equivalent, with a minimum of 60 percent marks (6.5 grade points on a scale of 10). A valid GATE score or qualified in UGC/CSIR/NET/INSPIRE fellowship, or equivalent. Or 3. A bachelor's degree in engineering (BE /BTech) or pharmacy (BPharm), with a minimum of 65 percent marks (7.0 grade points on a scale of 10) and a valid GATE score. A bachelor's degree from an IIT with a minimum of 8 grade points on a scale of 10 points without GATE. Or 4. A MBBS, BVSc, or BDS, with a minimum of 65 percent marks (7.0 grade points on a scale of 10). Relaxation for SC/ST candidates as per GOI rules.
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Chemical Engineering |
1. Catalysis and Reaction Engineering 2. Energy and Environment 3. Multiscale Modeling 4. Soft Matter Engineering and Complex Fluids 5. Mechanics of Granular Materials and Living Matter 6. Polymers, Nanomaterials, and Water Treatment Externally-funded Project details
| Masters degree in Chemical Engineering or in any Allied Branch of Chemical Engineering with CGPA 6.5 (or 60%). For SC and ST candidates, CGPA criteria at Bachelors degree is relaxed to 6.0 (or 55%). OR Master of Science with any specialization with CGPA 8.0 and above. A valid GATE/UGC/CSIR-NET/DST-INSPIRE (PhD) or any other national fellowship in the relevant area tenable for the year of registration. For SC and ST candidates, CGPA criteria at Masters level is relaxed to 7.5 (or 70%). PhD Direct: As per institute guidelines. Note for all modes of admission: There can be additional eligibility requirements for externally funded PhD projects (DST, SERB, ICMR, etc.) such as a GATE qualification.
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Civil Engineering |
(a) Seismic Evaluation and Retrofitting of Buildings (b) Sustainable Building Materials
(c) Fire Engineering and Design (d) Structural Stability of Corroded Members
2. Geotechnical Engineering (a)Geomaterials stabilization (b) Geoenvironmental Engineering
3. Hydraulics and Water resources Engineering (a) Numerical weather prediction/ Weather research and forecasting (b) Climate change impacts on surface water hydrology (c ) Subsurface water flow modeling (d) Soil water plant interaction
4. Environmental Engineering | Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering followed by a Master’s degree in an appropriate area with consistently good academic background.
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Computer Science and Engineering |
1. Image processing and computer vision. 2. Theory. 3. Data Science. 4. Wireless and IoT. 5. Parallel and Distributed Computing. 6. Hardware. 7. AI/ML. 8. Multimedia systems. 9. Security. |
M.Tech./M.E/M.S. (or an equivalent qualification) in computer science and engineering (or related areas) with 60% marks (or 6.5 grade point out of 10) (55% marks for SC/ST).
OR Candidates with B. Tech/B.E/MCA*/MSc* with 60% marks (or 6.5 grade point out of 10) (55% marks for SC/ST) degree in computer science and engineering or related area with a valid GATE score.
OR Candidates with B. Tech/B.E/MCA*/MSc* with 60% marks (or 6.5 grade point out of 10) (55% marks for SC/ST) degree in computer science and engineering or related area without valid GATE score but having external funding like NET JRF, DST Inspire, etc. Such candidates will not be eligible for institute fellowships.
*The candidates with MSc/MCA will be treated equivalent to B.Tech.
Note 1: Candidate with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and engineering or related field from any IIT with minimum 8.00 CGPA/CPI out of 10.0 are exempted from requirement of GATE qualification.
Note 2: Candidates who are currently studying in final year of their B.Tech/BE program should apply under Direct PhD program (as per Direct PhD norms).
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Electrical Engineering | Research Areas: Research Areas (Three separate lists will be given in the areas given below): 1. Microelectronics and VLSI Design
Analog, digital, mixed-signal, RF and broadband integrated circuit design
Electronic packaging
Chemical and Biological Sensors
2-D Material-based Electronics
Semiconductor devices and reliability
Memory Devices
Spintronic devices
Project funded PhD: A Noise-Power-Area Optimised Instrumentation Amplifier for Sensing Applications (1 position)
2. Signal Processing and Communications
Signal, Image and Video Processing, computer vision, Machine learning and Deep Learning
Wireless Communication and Networks; Internet of Things; Artificial Intelligence in Communication; UAV communication systems and networks; Vehicular Communication, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Radar Systems, mmWave Communication and sensing systems
Antennas for Smart RF and millimeter-wave systems, Wireless Power Transmission
Project funded PhD: Non-contact small form-factor neonatal apnea monitoring device (1 position)
IoT System (1 Position)
iSelecT: Multifaceted comprehensive framework for Referred instance selection and segmentation in a visual data (1 Position)
Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Assistance with Video Quality Enhancement and Restoration (1 position)
Cognitive state assessment and recognition with multimodal data learning (1 position)
Insight An AI based system to decode deceptive expressions using visual and aural cues (1 Position)
Switched multibeam antenna design and Quality-aware synthesis process for wireless coverage enhancement in drone assisted smart mobility application(1 position)
3. Power Engineering
Renewable Energy integration
High Voltage Engineering; Nano-dielectrics
Smart and Micro-grids;
Power System Dynamics and Control
Power Electronics, Electric Machines and Drives
Electric Vehicle Technologies
Power System Optimization
Project funded PhD: Wide Area Monitoring of Active Distribution Using Distribution Level Synchrophasor (1 position)
| M.Tech/M.E./M.S. in Electrical / Power system Power electronics / Electric drives/ Electric vehicle technologies / Electronics/ Communications/ Computer Science/ Instrumentation / Control Engineering or equivalent or Microelectronics/Solid-state Technology/MEMS/Nano Science/Nano Technology/Material Science/Engineering Physics or equivalent, relevant to the area of research with minimum 60% of marks (OR 6.5 grade point out of 10) (55% marks OR 6.0 grade point for SC/ST). OR Candidates having B.Tech/B.E/M.Sc. qualification in Electrical / Electronics / Communications / Computer Science / Instrumentation / Control Engineering or equivalent or Microelectronics/Solid-state Technology / MEMS / Nano Science / Nano Technology / Material Science / Engineering Physics or equivalent, and having a CGPA/CPI score of 8.00 (out of 10.0) and above with valid GATE score can apply for admission to PhD programme. OR A candidate with a Bachelor's degree from any IIT and having a CGPA/CPI score of 8.00 (out of 10.0) and above can apply for admission to PhD programmes. Such candidates are exempted from the requirement of GATE qualification.
Candidates with UGC JRF NET qualification with appropriate background can also apply.
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Mechanical Engineering |
Project funded PhD: Additive Manufacturing & Machine Learning based Development of Indigenous Hydrogen Fuel Cell Stack (1 Position) Unconventional architectures for design and development of Modular Libraries(1 Position) Bone and Tissue mechanics (1 Position) High velocity projectile impact (1 Position) Development of Localized Gradient Damage based Extended-FE Model for Fatigue Analysis of Aircraft Components (1 Position) Functionally graded materials: Thermoelastic analysis along with design framework using hybrid elements and deep learning (1 Position) Machine learning-based model for optimization of PCM-metal foam composite energy storage system (1 Position) Product design in agriculture funded by AWADH (1 Position) * Candidates are required to submit statement of purpose (SoP) along with this application 1) Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering/Technology or any other Engineering discipline or a Master's degree by Research in Mechanical Engineering/Technology or any other Engineering discipline. Candidates must have obtained at least 60% marks or 6.5 CGPA out of 10 in their Master's. For admission under project fellowship GATE qualification is required as per funding agency norms. 2) Master's degree in Sciences with a valid score in GATE/UGC/ CSIR/NET/NBHM or equivalent qualification. Candidates must have obtained at least 65% marks or 7 CGPA out of 10 in their Master's. 3) Exceptional candidates having B.Tech/B.E degree with at least 65% marks or 7 CGPA out of 10 and valid GATE score can apply for PhD programmes. The candidates who are in the final year (seventh semester) of their B.Tech/BE program should apply under Direct PhD program (as per Direct PhD norms). A candidate with a Bachelor's degree from any IIT and having a CGPA score of 8.00 out of 10 and above are exempted from requirement of GATE to apply. The relaxation in eligibility and reservation for SC/ST/OBC/PwD will be as per the rules of Govt. of India. Candidates with external fellowships like UGC JRF NET/ CSIR/ NBHM/ INSPIRE/ DBT etc. with appropriate background can also apply Click here to apply. Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Research areas of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering: Research Areas: 1. High Temperature Oxidation 2. Polymer and Chemical Synthesis 3. Optical & Magnetic Materials (DFT / Characterization / Devices) 4. Process / Extractive Metallurgy (Modelling of steelmaking process / Recycling of steelmaking slag) 6. Reflective Coatings Major Research Areas for which separate merit list will be provided: * Project -1: Designing improved bond coat materials through co-doping of reactive elements (PKR) *Project 2: Simultaneous separation and sensing of hydrogen and carbon monoxide/carbon dioxide using polymer derived ceramics membranes for hydrogen purification (RMP)" *Project 3 : Reflective clear coats for glass facades to reduce interior temperatures of buildings (Nano or sol-gel based) - SBL Coatings Ltd. *Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Master's degree in relevant Engineering/Technology or a Master's degree by Research in relevant Engineering/Technology. Candidates must have obtained at least 60% marks (or 6.5 Grade Point out of 10) in their Master's. Candidates with a Bachelor's degree BE/B.Tech. (or MSc) in a relevant discipline with a minimum of 65% marks (or 7.0 Grade Point out of 10) and a valid GATE/UGC/CSIR/NET score. Click here to apply. PhD In Sciences
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PhD Admission in India 2024: Dates, Eligibility, Entrance Exams, Admission Process, Top CollegesUpdated On: August 14, 2024 10:52 pm IST | UGC NET Looking for PhD admission in India 2024? If yes, then you might be thinking about what are the PhD eligibility criteria, required entrance exams, top colleges, career scope, etc. Scroll through to find PhD admission process in India. PhD Admission 2024: Latest UpdatesApplication deadline for phd admission 2024 in top colleges, eligibility criteria for phd admission 2024, admission process for phd admission 2024, entrance exams required for phd admission 2024, top entrance exams schedule for phd admission 2024, phd admission 2024: how to apply, top universities in india for phd admission 2024, preparation tips for phd admission, job prospects after phd in india. PhD admission in India 2024 is carried out based on a national-level Research Entrance Test or University-level Entrance Exam followed by a personal interview round in which applicants must present their research proposal. As a part of the PhD eligibility criteria, candidates must also sit for entrance exams such as the UGC, CSIR NET, IIT JAM, etc. PhD admissions are available for research programmes in a variety of fields, including mass communication, management, science, law, humanities, engineering, commerce, and pharmacy. The Doctor of Philosophy, or PhD course is an advanced research degree that lasts three years if pursued full-time and six years if pursued part-time. It is necessary for applicants seeking PhD admission in India 2024 to present their findings, submit progress reports, and participate in an open defence viva voce for their thesis. UGC NET entrance test is administered by the National Test Agency (NTA) for participation in the PhD admission process in India at prominent central universities such as JNU, DU, etc. Aspirants must have scored at least 50% to 55% of aggregate marks or an equivalent CGPA in their postgraduate degree to be eligible for admission at the top PhD colleges in India 2024 .
All PhD admissions for the academic year 2024 have been completed. Here is a list of important dates and events that occurred for your convenience. Here are the latest updates on PhD admission 2024:
The table below includes the top PhD colleges and their application dates for PhD admission 2024:
Students who intend to pursue PhD in India must meet the necessary PhD admission eligibility criteria required by their respective colleges. Listed below are the detailed PhD qualifications required for pursuing a PhD from India:
The need for a PhD degree in India has increased in recent times because of the increasing career prospects and the growing requirement for higher specialisation. Applicants who want a PhD admission 2024 must consider the following points concerning the admission procedure as the admission is done based on merit and/or entrance exams.
The admission procedure for both processes is described below.
PhD Admission 2024: Selection CriteriaCandidates interested in pursuing a doctorate should consider the subsequent factors during the PhD admission process in India.
The entrance exams for PhD courses conducted in India may vary university-wise. PhD admission in India is based on enrollment to several universities. Universities accept the results of either a national-level or a university-level entrance examination. The following section summarises the PhD admission 2024 entrance exam schedule. Mentioned below is the list of the top entrance exams for PhD in India:
As discussed, PhD admission 2024 is primarily based on entrance exams. Applicants can select from several PhD specialisations, including mathematics, engineering, education, and engineering. The table below shows the exam schedules for India's most competitive PhD entrance exams.
Prospective applicants can take part in the PhD admission process in India with a bachelor's as well as a master's degree. However, they must be conscious that to be eligible to register for a PhD study at any of the Indian schools, they need to meet a certain percentage requirement (or comparable CGPA). PhD admission is granted based on the interview. If required, in addition to the in-person interview, a written exam may be administered at a respective university's discretion. The following is a discussion of how students can apply for admission to their preferred PhD course.
Typically, PhD admissions in India are carried out in the spring and fall semesters. Usually, the Spring Cycle starts in January and ends in June with admissions. PhD admissions for the Autumn Session open in July and end in December. Thus, to stay informed about the admission cycle, aspirants need to keep a close eye on the important dates, and deadlines and monitor the respective official portal routinely. The following is a discussion of the top government and private universities that offer PhD admission in India 2024. List of Government Institutions Offering PhD Admission 2024PhD admission in India 2024 is now being offered by numerous Central and State Universities for the July Session. The majority of institutions use the Research Entrance Test or UGC NET/JRF results for admittance. Applicants may directly take part in an interview and showcase their research proposal if they have authentic UGC NET/JRF results. Also, a lot of universities only admit PhD hopefuls who have completed their JRF. Consequently, aspirants need to focus especially on these requirements. The following table highlights a list of the top government institutions offering PhD admission in India 2024:
List of Private Institutions Offering PhD Admission 2024Numerous private colleges provide PhD programmes in a range of subjects and provide candidates with respectable stipends. In addition to offering PhD admission to students who have passed any fellowship entry exams, the majority of these institutions also administer their own Research Entrance Tests. The following table highlights a list of the top private institutions offering PhD admission in India 2024:
Here are some preparation tips for PhD entrance exams which students can use for reference:
In today’s world, there is immense scope for candidates after they have completed their PhD. Gone are those days when the scope of PhD was limited to academia. After completing a PhD, one should track their potential and apply to jobs based on exact skills and expertise. Following are a few career options that candidates can choose after pursuing a PhD:
PhD is considered one of the most valued degrees not just in India but abroad as well. When it comes to your career graph, it can be a good qualification for the aspirants. Many colleges or universities offer this course for aspiring students, however, one should satisfy their respective PhD admission eligibility. With this, candidates will have in-depth knowledge and develop mastery over the subjects they have chosen for specialisation, which will be extremely useful for them in their careers. Stay tuned to CollegeDekho for more such updates and information. Aspirants can also check out our QnA Zone to get their queries resolved by our experts. We wish good luck to all the candidates seeking PhD admission 2024 in India! Are you feeling lost and unsure about what career path to take after completing 12th standard?Say goodbye to confusion and hello to a bright future! In most cases, a two-year Master's OR MPhil degree in the relevant field from any accredited Indian or foreign university is the minimal requirement for admission to a PhD programme. She or he must have earned a master's degree or a grade equivalent with at least 55%. The university-level PhD entrance exam or the national research entrance test is used in deciding admissions. The next step is a face-to-face interview where applicants submit their research project. A lot of India's top universities are currently accepting applications for PhDs. Yes, students can finish their PhD in two years. While a small percentage of exceptionally talented candidates can finish their PhDs in under 12 months, most applicants finish theirs in two years. The rarity and impressiveness of this cannot be overstated, but it is always possible. The secret to completing a PhD promptly is to have a solid academic background before you begin. Yes. It is every so often possible to forego your master's programme and enrol directly in doctoral courses. You can choose to forego your PG degree by enrolling in a research programme after earning your bachelor's degree. The list of the top 10 easiest PhDs to obtain includes a PhD in Humanities, a PhD in Education, a PhD in Theology, a PhD in Business Administration, a PhD in Psychology, a PhD in Literature, a PhD in Criminal Justice, a PhD in Public Policy, a PhD in History, and a PhD in Sociology. A PhD is the highest educational qualification that can be obtained. A PhD candidate can expect to earn PhD salary between INR 6 and INR 12 lakhs per year. Whether a PhD is required after a master's degree depends on a candidate’s interests in a particular specialisation. To be eligible to enrol in a PhD programme, candidates must hold a master's degree in good standing. A PhD course can be pursued by students in any field. A PhD programme allows you to specialise in a variety of fields. Chemistry Clinical Psychology Education Physics Electronics and Communications Engineering Educational Leadership and Administration are some of the popular doctorate level courses. A doctorate or PhD degree typically takes three years to complete. Candidates accepted into the programme have a maximum of 5 to 6 years to complete their research. However, the duration of the PhD programmes varies by institute. Yes, students can get a direct PhD admission in India after completing the UG degree in any discipline or subject of their preference. As per the University Grants Commission (UGC), candidates can apply for a PhD provided they have a four-year bachelor’s degree along with a 75% aggregate mark or its equivalent grade. Was this article helpful?Be the first to know. Get Access to Latest Updates Do you have a question? Ask us.Typical response between 24-48 hours Get personalized response Free of Cost Access to community Similar Articles
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Details SavedGuiding PhD Students and Connecting PhD Talent with Industry. Your one-stop shop for everything PhD-related. Business DirectoryLatest news detail, comprehensive guide to phd admissions in india | latest ugc guidelines for phd admission. 13 Sep 2023 Welcome to this comprehensive guide on PhD admissions in India. Here, we'll break down the ins and outs of pursuing a doctoral degree in the country. Understanding the academic landscape, especially at this advanced level, requires knowing the processes and criteria involved. These latest UGC guidelines for PhD scholars not only explain the basics of applying for a PhD program but also emphasize the importance of the Latest UGC guidelines for PhD admission, particularly focusing on the UGC guidelines for PhD in 2023. By carefully examining and summarizing the most current policies and procedures outlined in the Latest UGC guidelines for PhD scholars 2023, our goal is to provide aspiring researchers with the necessary knowledge and insights regarding UGC guidelines for PhD admission 2023 to start their academic journey confidently and with clear direction. What are the ways in which one can get PhD admissions in India? 1. National Eligibility Tests (NET) : If you qualify in national-level tests like NET by UGC or CSIR, you become eligible for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF), which can be a criterion for admission. 2. Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE): For engineering and technology fields, GATE scores are often considered for PhD admissions in IITs and other technical institutions. 3. Institutional Entrance Exams : Many universities and research institutions conduct their own entrance exams. For example, JNU, TISS, and others have their specific tests. 4. Research Entrance Test (RET) : Some universities hold their own Research Entrance Tests to admit students directly to PhD programs. 5. Interviews and Written Tests : Alongside standardized tests, universities may conduct interviews and/or written tests to evaluate a candidate's research aptitude. 6. Sponsored Candidates : If you're employed in a research organization or industry, your employer may sponsor you for a PhD. In such cases, you might need to clear the entrance exams or follow the guidelines set by the sponsoring institution. 7. Foreign Students Quota : Some universities reserve seats for foreign students. The admission process for foreign students may differ from that for Indian nationals. 8. UGC/CSIR Fellowship s: If you've qualified for UGC NET/JRF or CSIR NET/JRF, you can apply for PhD positions in institutions that accept these fellowships. 9. Industry Collaborations : Industries sometimes collaborate with academic institutions for research projects. If you're part of such a project, it might lead to a PhD admission opportunity. 10. Direct Admission (Without a Master's Degree) : In exceptional cases, candidates with a robust research background might be admitted directly to a PhD program without having completed a Master's degree. 11. Merit-Based Admission : Some universities may offer PhD admissions based solely on academic merit and previous research experience. What is the process for getting PhD admissions in India? 1. Pick Your Field of Study : First things first, choose the field you're passionate about. Make sure it aligns with your academic background and career aspirations. 2. Find Potential Advisors : Look for professors or researchers working in your area of interest. Read up on their work and get in touch to express your interest in joining their team. 3. Check Eligibility Criteria : Take a look at the university or department's eligibility requirements. Typically, you'll need a relevant postgraduate degree with a minimum percentage or grade. 4. Gather Application Documents : - CV : Put together a detailed CV highlighting your education, research experience, publications (if any), and other pertinent info. - Statement of Purpose (SOP) : Write a clear statement explaining why you're keen on a PhD, your research interests, and how they align with the department's offerings. - Research Proposal (if needed) : If required, outline your intended research topic, objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes. - Academic Transcripts and Certificates : Include copies of your academic records and degree certificates. - Letters of Recommendation : Usually, you'll need a couple of letters from professors or professionals who can vouch for your academic and research capabilities. - Standardized Test Scores (if applicable) : If relevant, provide scores from tests like NET, GATE, or any other required national or international exams. - Application Fee : If there's an application fee, be sure to pay it. 5. Submit Applications : Most universities have an online application system. Fill out the form, upload your documents, and pay any necessary fees. 6. Entrance Exam/Interview (if needed) : Some universities may conduct subject-specific tests or interviews to evaluate your research potential. 7. Shortlisting and Selection : Based on the applications, universities will shortlist candidates. If necessary, participate in interviews or written tests. 8. Admission Notification : Once the selection process is done, the university will let you know their decision. If you're accepted, you'll receive a formal offer letter. 9. Acceptance and Enrollment : If you get an offer, formally accept it and follow the provided instructions for enrollment. This might involve paying fees, providing more documents, and registering for courses. 10. Begin Your PhD Program : Start your PhD program according to the university's academic calendar. What are the requirements for getting PhD admissions in India? 1. Educational Background : - You should hold a postgraduate degree (Master's or equivalent) in a relevant field from a recognized university. Some institutions may have specific percentage or grade requirements. 2. Qualifying Tests (if applicable) : - If you've cleared national-level exams like NET (conducted by UGC or CSIR) or GATE, it can boost your eligibility for PhD admissions, particularly in specific technical fields. 3. Research Proposal (if asked for): - Certain universities might request a research proposal. This document outlines your planned research topic, objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes. 4. Statement of Purpose (SOP) : - You'll need to submit a well-articulated SOP explaining your research interests, academic history, and reasons for pursuing a PhD. 5. Recommendation Letters : - Typically, you'll require two to three recommendation letters from professors or professionals who can vouch for your academic prowess and research potential. 6. Standardized Test Scores (if relevant): - Depending on your field, you may need to provide scores from tests like NET, JRF, or GATE. Some departments may also have their own subject-specific tests. 7. Academic Records : - Supply copies of your academic records, including transcripts and degree certificates. 8. Work Experience (if applicable) : - Relevant work experience may be considered as an additional qualification in some cases. 9. Interview or Written Test (if needed) : - Certain universities or departments may conduct an interview or written test to gauge your research capabilities. 10. Language Proficiency : - Proficiency in the language of instruction, typically English, may be evaluated, especially for international applicants. 11. Meeting Specific Departmental Requirements : - Some departments may have extra prerequisites. For instance, they might expect candidates to have completed specific courses at the Master's level. 12. Category-based Considerations (if applicable) : - Reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC/PwD) might have specific relaxations in eligibility criteria. It's advisable to verify with the respective university. Funding opportunities for PhD programs in India: 1. Prime Minister’s Fellowship Scheme for Doctoral Research : This initiative offers a monthly stipend ranging from 70,000 to 80,000 INR for four years. It supports PhD scholars engaged in research related to science, technology, engineering, agriculture, or medicine, in collaboration with an industry partner. 2. Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) : Esteemed agencies like UGC, CSIR, ICAR, ICMR, and others award this fellowship to meritorious candidates who excel in national-level entrance exams like UGC-NET, GATE, CSIR-NET, etc. The monthly fellowship amount varies from 25,000 to 31,000 INR, depending on the subject and awarding agency. 3. Senior Research Fellowship (SRF) : This is for JRF recipients who have completed two years of dedicated research and have contributed to at least one research publication in a peer-reviewed journal. The fellowship amount ranges from 28,000 to 35,000 INR per month, depending on the field of study and the conferring agency. 4. Research Assistantship : Some universities or institutes offer this assistantship to their PhD scholars involved in teaching or research activities. The monthly stipend typically ranges from 10,000 to 20,000 INR, depending on the university and the nature of assigned responsibilities. Revised Guidelines of UGC If you hold a four-year undergraduate degree with a CGPA of at least 7.5 out of 10, you're eligible to apply for PhD programs without a master's degree. Those who have cleared the National Eligibility Test (NET) or have a Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) are exempt from the entrance test conducted by universities or colleges for PhD admission. Around 40% of the available PhD seats in each subject will be filled through the entrance test, while the remaining seats will be allocated to NET/JRF qualified candidates or those with equivalent fellowships. The entrance test comprises two papers: one on research aptitude and methodology, and another on the specific subject of research. To pass, you need to score at least 50% in each paper. If you clear the entrance test, you'll need to submit a research proposal and attend an interview with a research advisory committee. The PhD program must span a minimum of three years and a maximum of six years. In the first year, you're required to complete coursework amounting to at least 12 credits. Your PhD thesis will be assessed by at least two external examiners, one of whom must be from outside the state or country. You'll also have to defend your thesis in an open viva voce examination. New Guidelines of UGC If you have a four-year bachelor’s degree with a CGPA of at least 7.5, or a master’s degree with 55% marks, you're eligible for a PhD program. Candidates who've cleared the NET or JRF exams are exempt from the entrance test conducted by universities or colleges for PhD admission. The entrance test consists of two papers: one on research skills and methods, and another on the specific subject of research. You need to score at least 50% in each paper to qualify. Once you pass the entrance test, you'll need to submit a research proposal and attend an interview with a research advisory committee. The PhD program spans a minimum of three years and a maximum of six years. In the first year, you're required to complete coursework amounting to at least 12 credits. Your PhD thesis will be evaluated by at least two external examiners, one of whom must be from outside the state or country. You'll also have to defend your thesis in an open viva voce examination. Final Thoughts Understanding the processes and rules of UGC guidelines for PhD admission 2023 requires some careful consideration. Being familiar with the UGC guidelines for PhD scholars is crucial because they form the foundation for academic pursuits at this level. It's essential to keep up with the latest UGC guidelines for PhD scholars, especially the latest UGC guidelines for PhD admission in 2023. These guidelines provide the necessary structure to ensure a thorough and consistent approach to doctoral education. Following the latest UGC guidelines for PhD scholars in 2023 not only ensures compliance with established norms but also creates an environment conducive to top-notch research and academic achievements.
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Table of ContentsDid you know that India produces over 20 thousand PhD holders , making it one of the top 5 countries with the most PhD holders? Sounds great right? And this number of PhD holders is only going to increase in upcoming years, with the rise in new technologies and scientific research more and more people will pursue a PhD in India. If you are also thinking about pursuing PhD degree, then read this article till the end to know all about doing PhD in India. PhD in India- Course Highlights
Why Pursue PhD in India?It is known that the purpose of a PhD is to teach individuals how to conduct research in a field. Candidates learn how to write scholarly papers and present findings, along with gaining skills like critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication. However, there are career-related reasons to choose PhD course, and these reasons are:
Types of PhD Courses in IndiaThere are different types of PhD degrees, some are based on distance and some are based on stream. Here is the list of major types of PhD in India. Common PhD Degrees
Stream-wise PhD Degrees1. science stream.
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Major PhD in India Entrance ExamsEvery university takes its entrance exam for admission and checks the qualification for a PhD of every applicant. These are the major PhD course entrance exams.
Have a read at a Comprehensive Guide to Entrance Exams after Graduation . PhD in India- Eligibility CriteriaGetting admission in PhD course is not an easy task, and if you are trying to get admission to any PhD program, check for these PhD eligibility criteria beforehand.
PhD Course Structure1. coursework. In PhD courses, students take a set have to take core courses or seminars in their field of study to build foundational knowledge. The coursework varies according to university but does includes both required and elective courses. 2. Research proposalAfter completing the core courses, students must develop a research proposal outlining the problem they plan to investigate, the research questions they aim to answer, and the methods they will use to collect and analyze data. 3. Comprehensive examsBefore beginning their research for PhD course, students need to pass certain comprehensive exams covering their field of study to demonstrate their competence in the subject matter. 4. ResearchOnce students have completed their coursework and passed their comprehensive exams, they can begin their research. This typically involves conducting experiments, collecting data, or engaging in other research activities to answer the questions outlined in their research proposal. 5. DissertationThe final requirement for a PhD course completion is the dissertation, which is a book-length document outlining the student’s research findings, conclusions, and contributions to their field of study. The dissertation has to be defended in front of a committee of faculty members and other experts in the field. Read more: Complete Guide to Writing a Research Paper 5 Step PhD Course Admission ProcessIf you are confused about how to do PhD in India then follow these seven steps for the admission process. Step 1: Find a MentorPhD students should find a supervisor willing to support them through their PhD journey. After finding a supervisor, candidates can apply offline or online. Almost all colleges and universities accept online applications now. However, if you wish, you can apply via the offline process by visiting the office of the university. Step 2: Fill Online Admission FormCandidates must complete the online PhD admission form before applying on the university or college website. All the needed qualification for PhD process in India is listed on the university’s official website and should be met. The online application is rejected if candidates fail to meet these requirements. Step 3: Submit Necessary DocumentsAfter completing the online application form, candidates must provide all necessary papers. These documents may include your passing certificate, degree, and migration certificate. Check the list of papers on the website before applying for the PhD admissions. Step 4: Pass the Entrance ExamThe college/university needs PhD entrance exam. This exam must be taken after completing the application form. Fill out the form for the entrance exam and appear for it. Step 5: Pass the InterviewUpon passing the PhD entrance exam, candidates will be invited for a doctoral academic interview. Admission is based on the academic doctoral interview and PhD entrance exam results. The institution or college decides the grades of students at each level and after passing the interview and fulfilling some other requirements you get admission. Top Colleges for PhD in India
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Plan Your Career in PhDBeing known as PhD holder is something to be proud of, not just because it’s a symbol of great knowledge but also a great future. If you want a career like this then doing PhD in India is the best choice and if you are confused about how you are going to get admission in PhD, then re-read the article. You can start your journey by researching the various fields available. Identify the specialization that aligns with your interests and career goals. Prepare thoroughly for entrance exams and interviews, and seek advice from current PhD students or professors. Once admitted, stay dedicated, and make the most of the resources and opportunities available to excel in your PhD course. Make sure you carefully explore all your professional options because your career is extremely important. Before making the right decision, look over our career advice. Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat is the duration of a phd in india. A PhD program lasts for three to six years. Candidates have a maximum of five to six years to finish the program. The course length and the time taken by students to complete their thesis may be different for different institutes. What are the eligibility criteria for a PhD in India?For admission in PhD in India, students require a Master’s degree in a relevant field. An overall grade point average of at least 55% (or equivalent) is required. In addition to this, candidates must know the language in which the course is taught and evaluated. Now, an MPhil degree is not a must for PhD admissions. How much does a PhD in India cost?The cost of a PhD course in India differs based on the kind of university people choose. However, if you take estimates, it can cost you around 80k to 2 lacs. This figure can go up or down based on whether you choose a private institute or a government one. Is it easy to get a PhD in India?Getting a PhD in India is not easy. Candidates pursuing PhDs in India must pass the entrance exams such as NET. This written exam checks if they have the relevant subject knowledge to conduct advanced research. Candidates must further clear a PhD interview exam. Candidates must clear these rounds before pursuing PhDs in their chosen areas of specialization. Become an Online ExpertTo read more related articles, click here. Got a question on this topic? Related Articles
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August 23, 2024. Quick Summary. A PhD is a postgraduate research degree in India. It's the highest academic degree in the country. The cost of a PhD course in India differs based on the kind of university people choose. However, if you take estimates, it can cost you around 80k to 2 lacs.