What preparation is required for the interview after clearing LPU NEST for Ph.D. Programme?
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Hi there, the interview conducted at the time of admission for the Ph.D. students is basically done to have an insight of what the student intends to do during research. The student faces the interview board with an abstract and a research proposal and confirms his interest in the subject and assures that his research will be innovative. If the board finds these answers satisfactory the aspirant is given admission in Ph.D.
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After clearing LPU NEST, the candidate will be evaluated for research aptitude; innovativeness / feasibility of topic / area of research, concept clarity in the respective discipline and attitude. For the interview you need to prepare the following topics:- communication skills, fluency of speech, grammatically correct, capacity to elaborate, clarity of thought career orientation, aspirations and goals, clarity of goals, confidence, leadership and initiative general awareness.
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Hello!The Ph.D. interview is primarily done to gain insight into the student's plans for their study throughout the admissions process. The student proves his interest in the topic and guarantees that his research will be original when he stands before the interview panel with an abstract and a research proposal. If the board accepts these responses, the applicant is admitted to the Ph.D. programme.
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After qualifying LPU NEST (exempted on basis of UGC (NET/ JRF)/ CSIR (NET/ JRF)/ ICAR (JRF/ SRF) examination/ SLET (Punjab only)/ GATE/ GPAT/ ICAR (NET), Teacher Fellowship holder or passed M.Phil. Programme in Regular mode only), the applicant is evaluated through an interview for research aptitude, innovativeness and feasibility of the topic of research, concept clarity in discipline and attitude. The applicant must be clear on the intended area of research, theoretical concepts related to core discipline and basic concepts of research methodology. Exposure to some research journals and research publications of the concerned discipli...more
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Yeah, you can totally join LPU without taking LPUNEST, depending on your course and scores. For stuff like BBA, B.Com, BA, or BCA, they often give direct admission if your 12th marks are solid, say above the eligibility cutoff – no need for the test. It's super flexible that way, especially if you've cracked national exams like JEE Main, CUET, CAT, or even board toppers get waivers. LPUNEST is mostly for grabbing those sweet scholarships or specific tech/agri programs, but skipping it doesn't lock you out of LPU's awesome campus vibe, placements, and facilities. Just check your program's criteria on their site, apply online, and you'
Practising LPU NEST sample papers is extremely important in exam preparation. Sample Papers will help candidate understand the exam pattern. Practising sample papers regularly helps in time management. It helps the candidates understand the weakest topics. Candidates will also get to know the most frequently asked question types.
Yes, the LPU NET sample paper will be released separately for all streams. The sample paper will be released on the official website. The candidates can download sample paper from official website.
Candidates must visit official website, nest.lpu.in and log in by entering Email ID/ Mobile Number/ Application Number and Password and clicking on Log in. Click on LPUNEST slot booking option, available slots will be displayed on screen. Only candidates who have submitted application and fee payment can do slot booking. Select preferred centre, city, date and time for exam, and save preferences. Reservations will be made on a first come, first served basis. LPU NEST slot booking must be done at least 3 days before date of exam.
For a candidate who fails to complete Slot Booking before specified deadline, university books a slot for that candidate. Candidates must specify 5 choices of test centres in application form. LPU may book any of preferred slots for the candidate, depending on availability. In case none of the preferred slots of the candidate is available, another slot may be allotted by the university.
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