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10th November 2018, 05:30 PM
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Textile Chemistry or Chemistry, which is better to pursue in PhD?
Hello, is Textile Chemistry available in PhD? if yes, then Textile Chemistry is good to study in PhD or should I do Chemistry. I am studying Chemistry(H), Physics & Maths in BSc, but it seems like very tough for me. My aim is to do PhD in between Textile Chemistry and Chemistry of this course. So, kindly tell me which course is more promising in PhD and has greater value.
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30th September 2019, 11:59 AM
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Re: Textile Chemistry or Chemistry, which is better to pursue in PhD?
As per my suggestion, you should study a PhD in Chemistry rather than Textile Chemistry course. Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry is Doctorate Chemistry course and the duration of this course is three years.
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