SSIU (Somaiya School of International Education) offers Ph.D. programs in various disciplines. Here’s a breakdown of the key details regarding Ph.D. admissions:
The application deadline for Ph.D. programs at SSIU varies depending on the academic session and specific program. Typically, admissions are announced twice a year (e.g., June/July and December/January).
You should check the official SSIU website or contact the admissions office for the exact deadline for the current cycle.
Admission to the Ph.D. program at SSIU is generally based on an entrance exam followed by an interview.
The entrance exam assesses the candidate's research aptitude, subject knowledge, and analytical skills.
Candidates who qualify in the entrance exam are called for an interview, where they discuss their research proposal and academic background.
The Ph.D. program at SSIU is research-intensive and aims to develop scholars who can contribute original knowledge to their field of study.
The program is interdisciplinary, allowing students to explore research topics across various domains such as humanities, social sciences, management, and more.
Candidates are required to submit a research proposal during the application process, which should align with the expertise of the faculty at SSIU.
The program includes coursework (if required), comprehensive exams, and the submission of a thesis based on original research.
A Master’s degree in a relevant field with a minimum percentage (usually 55% or equivalent) is required.
Candidates with a valid score in national-level exams like UGC-NET, GATE, or equivalent may be exempted from the entrance exam.
Applications are submitted online through the SSIU website.
Required documents typically include academic transcripts, a research proposal, letters of recommendation, and a statement of purpose.