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Possibility to study PhD in Chemistry for a Lecturer who has 12 years of experience?


Hi,
I am lecturing in a Semi Government college from the last 12 years. I want to do my PhD in Chemistry. How it is possible for me? Please give me direction.
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19th June 2015, 10:08 PM
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Default Re: Possibility to study PhD in Chemistry for a Lecturer who has 12 years of experience?

Yes, you can apply for Ph.D admission without any doubt because you have more than 12 years of experience as a lecturer. Those with this amount of experience in the given field are exempted from any entrance exam and they can apply for Ph.D admission without any problem.

Therefore, apply for admission when the notification is released by the University in which you want admission. You have to apply on prescribed format according to the instructions and send it to the given address with all the required documents. You have to attend interview before getting admission in Ph.D programme. Performance in the interview will be crucial.
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