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2. Wageningen University and Research Centre.
3. Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences.
4. UNESCO - IHE Institute for Water Education.
5. University of Applied Sciences,
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https://saec.ac.in/admission.
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As you are studying in class 11th, it is the best time to start your preparations for IISER. As IISER is one of the toughest exams, it will be better to give more time to yourself. The syllabus is same as class 11th and 12th. You can refer to NCERT for your preparation to clear your concepts and to make your fundamentals strong. Paper is based on your concepts only. You can make your important notes which will help you at the time of revision. You can solve as many as MCQs for your practice and complete mock test series to work on your strength and weakness.
Good luck.
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Hi, So, you have to be a graduate in any subject (Bachelor in Mass media or BA in Mass communication more preferred), and then you have to apply for the various institutes. Usually, there will be an entrance test conducted.
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What is MMC Course?
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Yes, candidates who have completed their 12th (science) from the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) board are generally eligible to apply for the Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISER) entrance examination. However, it's crucial to verify the specific eligibility criteria set by each IISER for their entrance exams, as requirements may vary slightly from one institution to another. Typically, eligibility is based on certain academic criteria such as minimum marks in the qualifying examination and sometimes also includes criteria related to age and nationality.
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It is indeed great to know your desire to pursue PhD. It's great. Normally speaking, one can pursue Ph.D without attending any college. Hence, I feel it is perfectly possible to do what you are thinking. Firstly, you will have to clear entrance exam for admission. Then search and get accepted by guide. Then select research topic with guidance from your guide. Register yourself with university for this subject and guide. Then, you are on your own.
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