I have cleared UGC NET EVS but I have Masters in Chemistry. So is there any way for a Ph.D. either in Chemistry or Environmental Science.

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amish jain
6 years ago
Hi throng, As you have completed the master degree and also qualified the UGC NET exam, you are eligible to apply for Ph.D. from respective university. The minimum qualification required for Ph.D. is, aster's degree and NET certification. You can apply for Ph.D. in you post graduation subject or for

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