What is the procedure to get admission for PhD in sociology?

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Konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
After completing your Masters with minimum 55%, you need to qualify tests such as GATE/CSIR-NET/ JEST and TIFR /NEST /SLET, etc.

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9 years ago
An applicant to the Ph.D programme at the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences should meet one of the following requirements: 1) The applicant should have obtained at least 55% marks (50% marks for SC/ST) in M.A. or equivalent degree in Humanities / Social Sciences subjects, OR 2) A First

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Ankit Kumar
7 years ago
After completing your Masters with minimum 55%, you need to qualify tests such as GATE/CSIR-NET/ JEST and TIFR /NEST /SLET, etc.

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Raj shakya
7 years ago
After completing your Masters with min 55% you need to qualify tests such as GATE/CSIR-NET/ JEST and TIFR /NEST /SLET, etc. If you qualify written, then you'll be called for interview. In some university you'll be required to undergo their separate written test and interview. PhD is offered in two m

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iam ssuhana
7 years ago
After completing your Masters with min 55% you need to qualify a tests such as GATE/CSIR-NET/ JEST and TIFR /NEST /SLET etc. If you qualify written, then you ll be called for interview. In some university you ll be required to undergo their separate written test and interview. Ph.D. is offered in tw

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