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Mphil as part time
Dear Friends,
I am still going after the information for Mphil admission. I have some doubts relating to Mphil course as part time. Is this Part time course Valid. Does this required to attend the class at that study centre. For a working person, is it possible to go for a Part time course. Wht all should we do for its admission.... I have the same doubt in PHD too.Presently i am not thinking about PHD. But i have an interest in it. Can you guide me please.. And also how we can choose a university for our course.
I heard about Gurbarga University providing MPhil and Phd as Part time. I got this through net. But sorry to say i didnt heard about this university before. Is this univerity a valid one.. Help me Plzz
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Permalink Reply by Dr. Partha Pratim Ray on
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Most of the Indian universities allow part-time scholars for conducting PhD. According to latest guideline of UGC for PhD scholars have to undertake course work of specific duration and syllabus ( such as research methodology as an essential paper). After comple of Course Work(CU) , scholars have to passed the relevent examination. Then the question of PhD registration undera supervisor will arise. Most of the universities also conducts entrance test for selection before CU. Only M.Phil shoulds are exampted from CU. Part time scholars are not entitled for any scholarship.
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Permalink Reply by Apurba Jyoti Majumder on
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You have to attend a course work for 6 months. Rest of the it is part time..
you can easily go for it.
regarding M Phil, it is always valid. but , you will not get NET exemption.
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