How can I become a professor of rural development?
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3 years ago
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In order to be eligible for Ph.D. Rural Development course study, the candidates need to complete their Master's degree or M.Phil in any stream along with a minimum 50% (relaxation available for reserved category candidates) aggregate marks from a recognised university. According to the UGC (Uni
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3 years ago
To become a professor in rural development, you will have to complete a PhD in the related field. You can pursue a humanities course such as a Bachelor of arts, and after graduation, you can pursue a master's (M.A. ) in rural development. You have to appear in the UCG NET exam to be eligible to teac
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2 years ago
Respected madam
UGC and Net have not provided rural development as specific subject, so one has to choose an integrated stream of it I think so kindly give some idea about this.
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3 years ago
Do PG in relevant subject and qualify UGC NET.
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