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10th August 2015, 10:34 PM
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Am I eligible to study PhD with stipend without any entrance exam in India being a Physics postgraduate?


Dear Sir,
I have done M.Sc in Physics with 61% marks. Before that I did my B.Sc Physics (Honours). I want to know is there any possibility to do PhD from any institute in India without any entrance exam and with stipend?




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18th August 2015, 11:25 AM
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Default Re: Am I eligible to study PhD with stipend without any entrance exam in India being a Physics postgraduate?

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Dear Sir,
I have done M.Sc in Physics with 61% marks. Before that I did my B.Sc Physics (Honours). I want to know is there any possibility to do PhD from any institute in India without any entrance exam and with stipend?
You have completed M.Sc in Physics with 61% marks so you are eligible for CSIR NET exam.

Those candidates who have completed masters degree from a recognized university are eligible for CSIR NET exam. General and OBC candidates should hold 55% and above marks in masters degree. For SC/ST candidate its 50% and above in masters degree.

Your age should be below 28 years.

www.csirhrdg.res.in/
Do you have any question? or have anything to say?



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