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17th January 2015, 11:58 PM
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Am I eligible to do Ph.D in Management if I have got only 54% in MBA?
I have completed my mba from smu in finance and banking. Now I want 2 do phd in management but in my mba I got 54.76 %
Am I eligible by phd or is there an6 university who give admission below 55%? |
#2
18th January 2015, 09:31 PM
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If you are a General category candidate then you must have at least 55% marks in your MBA to become eligible for Ph.D admission. For reserved category candidates there is relaxation of 5% marks for Ph.D admission.
Therefore, if you don't belong to reserved category then you will face difficulties in getting admission in a Ph.D program because you don't meet the minimum requirement for a Ph.D program. |
#3
18th January 2015, 10:03 PM
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Those candidates who have qualify in UGC NET exam are eligible to do Ph.D in Management. NET stands for National Eligibility Test which is conducted twice time in year by UGC. Those candidates who have completed masters degree from a recognized university are eligible for NET exam. General and OBC candidates should 55% and above marks in masters degree. For SC/ST candidate its hold 50% and above in masters degree. Age criteria for NET exam:- For JRF Post :-Your age should be below 28 years. For Lectureship Post :-There is no age criteria. For more details about NET exam click on the official link http://www.ugc.ac.in |
#4
18th January 2015, 10:35 PM
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Yes, you are eligible to pursue Ph.D management course, even if you have secured only 54.76% in your Post Graduation. That's because as per eligibility criteria of the most of the institutions or universities, candidates who have secured minimum 50% in their Post Graduation are eligible to apply for Ph.D course. So, you are eligible to apply for Ph.D in Management.
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