The West Bengal University of Animal & Fishery Sciences (WBUAFS) offers part-time Ph.D. programs for working professionals and researchers who wish to pursue advanced studies in animal and fishery sciences. Below are the details regarding admission, application form, news, articles, and average salary for part-time Ph.D. candidates:
Eligibility Criteria:
Candidates must hold a Master’s degree in a relevant field (e.g., Veterinary Science, Animal Science, Fishery Science, etc.) with a minimum of 55% marks (50% for SC/ST/OBC candidates).
Candidates must be employed in a relevant field (e.g., research institutions, government organizations, or private sectors) and have at least two years of work experience.
A valid score in national-level entrance exams like ICAR-NET, CSIR-NET, or equivalent may be required.
Admission Process:
Admission is based on an entrance exam conducted by WBUAFS, followed by an interview.
Candidates must submit a research proposal aligned with their area of interest.
Duration:
The part-time Ph.D. program typically lasts 5-6 years, depending on the research progress.
The application form for part-time Ph.D. admission is available on the official WBUAFS website: www.wbuafscl.ac.in.
Steps to apply:
Register online and fill out the application form.
Upload required documents (e.g., mark sheets, work experience certificates, research proposal, etc.).
Pay the application fee online.
Submit the form before the deadline.
For the latest updates on part-time Ph.D. admissions, visit the News & Notices section on the WBUAFS website.
Articles related to research opportunities, faculty achievements, and collaborations are often published in the university’s journal or newsletter.
The salary for Ph.D. holders in animal and fishery sciences varies based on the job role, experience, and sector:
Research Scientist: ?6–10 lakhs per annum.
University Professor/Assistant Professor: ?5–8 lakhs per annum.
Government Jobs (e.g., ICAR, Fisheries Department): ?7–12 lakhs per annum.
Private Sector (e.g., Animal Health Companies, Aquaculture Firms): ?8–15 lakhs per annum.
Part-time Ph.D. candidates must maintain a balance between their job and research work.
Regular progress reports and synopsis submissions are mandatory.
Collaboration with industry or research organizations is encouraged.