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14th July 2019, 03:46 PM
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Eligibility to study PhD(Mechanical Engineering) in GM Institute of Technology?
Hi Sir, I want to study PhD(Mechanical Engineering) in GM Institute of Technology. I just want to know about the duration of this course. So, please tell me about the duration and also let me know about the eligibility criteria for applying in this course.
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31st July 2019, 09:19 AM
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Re: Eligibility to study PhD(Mechanical Engineering) in GM Institute of Technology?
The required eligibility to study Ph.D. (Mechanical Engineering) in GM Institute of Technology is the candidate should have passed ME/M.Tech course from a recognized university. The minimum percentage required in the Master degree to get admission in Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering course is 60%. The course duration of Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering is three years. Also, you have to appear in the entrance examination to get admission in Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering.
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