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29th December 2015, 12:51 PM
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What is the full form of Ph.D? Who are eligible to do the Ph.D course?


Hello Sir/Mam,

I am student of B.Sc 1st year. I want to know the full form of phD. What is the full form of Ph.D? Who are eligible to do the Ph.D course? Can someone please guide me with the information on this? Awaiting for the answer soon. Thank you!
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31st December 2015, 11:35 PM
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Default Re: What is the full form of Ph.D? Who are eligible to do the Ph.D course?

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Hello Sir/Mam,

I am student of B.Sc 1st year. I want to know the full form of phD. What is the full form of Ph.D? Who are eligible to do the Ph.D course? Can someone please guide me with the information on this? Awaiting for the answer soon. Thank you!
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The full form of PhD is Doctor of Philosophy or Doctorate of Philosophy. The eligibility to study PhD is Master’s Degree or M.Phil Degree from the recognised university with the minimum of 55% marks. The PhD programme is available in many universities of India. They are,
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1st January 2016, 07:08 PM
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Default Re: What is the full form of Ph.D? Who are eligible to do the Ph.D course?

Doctor of Philosophy is the full form of Ph.D and for admission in India you need to fulfill a specific criteria according to the university or institute guidelines. Being a B.Sc student you need to study till M.Sc to become eligible for admission.

You must score above 55% marks in M.Sc to become eligible for PH.D admission. Selection is mostly based on the performance in written exam and interview. Apart from M.Sc degree holders there are some bachelor degree holders like B.Tech/B.Pharm/MBBS/B.Arch/B.VSc are also eligible for PH.D admission.
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