1. Eligibility Criteria:
Candidates must have a Master’s degree in a relevant field with at least 55% marks (50% for SC/ST/OBC candidates).
Candidates who have qualified for UGC-NET, CSIR-NET, GATE, or other equivalent exams are preferred.
2. Admission Process:
Application Form: Available on the official GBU website.
Entrance Exam: GBU conducts its own Ph.D. entrance test.
Interview: Shortlisted candidates are called for an interview.
Final Selection: Based on performance in the entrance exam and interview.
3. Important Dates:
Notification Release: Usually in March-April.
Application Deadline: Typically in May-June.
Entrance Exam: Generally in June-July.
Interview: Usually in July-August.
4. Fees:
The fee structure varies depending on the department and category of the student. It is advisable to check the official website for the latest fee details.
1. Sources for Practice Papers:
Official Website: GBU may provide sample papers or previous years' question papers on its official website.
Online Platforms: Websites like Scribd, Academia, and other educational platforms may have practice papers.
Coaching Centers: Some coaching centers may offer preparatory materials for GBU Ph.D. entrance exams.
2. Subjects Covered:
The entrance exam typically covers subjects related to the candidate's field of study, including research methodology, general aptitude, and subject-specific knowledge.
1. Academic Careers:
Professor/Lecturer: Teaching positions in universities and colleges.
Research Scientist: Positions in research institutions and laboratories.
2. Industry Careers:
R&D Roles: Research and development roles in various industries.
Consultancy: Expert consultancy in specialized fields.
3. Government Jobs:
Research Fellowships: Various government research fellowships and grants.
Administrative Roles: Positions in government research organizations and ministries.
1. Research Opportunities:
Post-Doctoral Research: Opportunities for further research in India and abroad.
Collaborative Projects: Collaboration with international universities and research institutions.
2. Entrepreneurship:
Startups: Leveraging research to start your own venture.
Innovation Hubs: Participation in innovation hubs and incubators.
3. Global Opportunities:
International Conferences: Presenting research at international conferences.
Global Research Networks: Becoming part of global research networks and communities.
4. Publications:
Journals: Publishing research in reputed national and international journals.
Books: Authoring books and contributing to academic literature.