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25th June 2016, 05:18 PM
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Can I get PhD(Physics) admission in GNA University, Phagwara with 43% in M.Sc?


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I have done M.Sc with Physics and secured 43% marks. I want to do PhD in Physics. Can I get admission in GNA University, Phagwara?




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Default Re: Can I get PhD(Physics) admission in GNA University, Phagwara with 43% in M.Sc?

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Hello Sir,
I have done M.Sc with Physics and secured 43% marks. I want to do PhD in Physics. Can I get admission in GNA University, Phagwara?
No, you are not eligible for Ph.D course because your masters degree marks is below 55%.

Eligibility criteria for Ph.D course:-

1)Those candidates who have completed masters from a recognized university with above 55% marks are eligible for Ph.D course.

2)There is no age criteria for Ph.D course.
Do you have any question? or have anything to say?



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