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Govt exempts IIMs from the regular Ph.D. entry norms

  31-Dec-2018  |   Post By: Ph.D.online

 

The premium B schools were reconsidered by the UGC for the admission s in the Ph.D. course. For the larger part, the decision came for the b.tech students seeking admission into the research program.

December 27 the Human resource development ministry said that a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 6.5 would be enough for students who had cleared the four-year BTech or similar courses to seek direct admission to their Ph.D. programmes.

Earlier the minimum requirement was 8 pointers to get admission into the course.

As per the rules now for the entry to a Ph.D. program the qualifications can now be summarized to: 

•    A master’s

•    A chartered accountancy qualification with BCom honors

•    A four-year BTech or similar degree with a CGPA of 6.5 or equivalent points

•    A postgraduate diploma (two-year course).

The University Grants Commission’s norms require a candidate to have a master’s degree in order to pursue a Ph.D. course.

Furqan Qamar, secretary-general of the Association of Indian Universities said that “My suggestion is that the UGC reconsider the teacher recruitment rules and entry norms for the Ph.D.”.

The teachers at the IIM’s were delighted with this news and said that “Each IIM has its own rules. The institutes consider BTech holders with certain CGPA scores, which could be 6.5 or 7 or 8 depending on the subject of research, as eligible for admission to the Fellow programme. A requirement for a CGPA of 8 (for direct admission to Ph.D. courses) was unnecessary”. They further added that “We select students on the basis of several criteria. The requirement of a CGPA of 8 was not found suitable”.

Source: The Internet

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