How can I get admission in LPU for Ph.D in physics? Is it compulsory to pursue M.Phil before doing Ph.D?
My profile: M.Sc. Physics + B.Ed+ ongoing teaching experience.
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
5 years agoMaster's degree in the relevant discipline with 55% marks in aggregate.
5% relaxation to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer) / differently-able candidates. Note:
Applicants having relevant post graduation degree in engineering are only allowed to apply for the Ph.D. in engineering disciplines. e. g. applicants with M.Tech/ME in CSE would apply for Ph.D ( CSE), and applicants with MCA or M.Sc. (CS/IT) degree should apply for Ph.D (Computer Applications). The applicants with Masters degree in distance education or online mode are not allowed to take admission in the Ph.D. Engineering Programmes. Selection Criteria:
An applicant will be short list...more -
Eligibility criteria (qualifying exam):
Master's degree in the relevant discipline with 55% marks in aggregate.
5% relaxation to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer) / differently-able candidates.
Note:
Applicants having relevant post graduation degree in engineering are only allowed to apply for the Ph.D. in engineering disciplines. e. g. applicants with M.Tech/ME in CSE would apply for Ph.D ( CSE), and applicants with MCA or M.Sc. (CS/IT) degree should apply for Ph.D (Computer Applications). The applicants with Masters degree in distance education or online mode are not allowed to take admission in the Ph.D. Engineering Programmes. Selection Cr...more -
Dear Jyoti,
M. Hill is not compulsory. Eligibility Criteria (Qualifying Exam) is
a) Master’s degree with 55% aggregate marks in a relevant discipline or equivalent, subject to clearing LPUNEST and Interview;
b) Other conditions as prescribed in the Guidelines for Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) programmes. (5% relaxation to SC/ ST/ OBC (non-creamy layer)/ differently-able candidates).
Admission Criteria:
An applicant will be short listed for interview on the basis of his/ her score in the entrance examination LPUNEST (Ph.D). The final selection for admission in Ph.D. will be based on the performance in Entrance Test (70% weigh...more
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