does a Ph.d holder in engineering from IITs or IISc need to pass UGC JRF to work as a researcher in any national or international lab?
Ph.D in engineering
86 Views|Posted 2012-09-20 02:39:04
Asked by Sandip Bahadur Rai
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Answered by
2012-09-20 14:47:42
Thanx @||aru.chopra||
Dear Sandeep, There is no need to pursue UGC JRF. In fact, all the time, international universities publicize the need for research fellows. You may apply with a letter of recommendation from your IIT/IISc professor/dean/HOD. The chances of success for IIT alumni is very high
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Answered by
2012-09-20 11:55:07
No need to pass UGC JRF as per the "GUIDELINES FOR JUNIOR RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP
IN ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY."

Answered by
2012-09-20 11:16:16
Hi,
U.G.C Junior Research Fellowship will be an added advantage for a Doctorate in Engineering to gain hands on experience while doing research in any national or international level laboratories.
@||Dr.Goutam Chatterjee|| and @||Dr MohsinKhan|| are requested to assist further.
Thanks and Regard
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