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1st April 2015, 11:52 PM
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Should I have to appear in JEST to study PhD in Physical Sciences? Detailed information about JEST?


Hello,
Can anyone give me brief
description of JEST?
I want to do PhD in Physical Science.
So, I have to give JEST for admission?
Waiting for your reply.



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4th April 2015, 08:16 PM
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Default Re: Should I have to appear in JEST to study PhD in Physical Sciences? Detailed information about JEST?

Yes, to pursue Ph.D in Physical Science you are required to appear in JEST (Joint Entrance Screening Test) Entrance Examination. JEST Examination is basically conducted for admission for a Ph.D or Integrated Ph.D program in the following streams.

>> Ph.D in Theoretical Computer Science

>> Ph.D in Computational Biology

>> Ph.D in Physics

>> Ph.D in Neuroscience

There are many institutes that give admission into Ph.D in Physical Science accepting JET Score.

Eligibility Criteria required to pursue Ph.D Program (Physics)

Click here for Participting Institutes accept JEST Score
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