I am interested in pursuing a doctorate in Human Resource Management (HRM). I am currently working as a management consultant. My work experience is less than 6 months. I have completed my MBA from VTU Belgaum. I would like to know the procedure for applying for a doctorate, more specifically, if I am eligible at all. Thank you in advance.
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You can apply for doctoral studies with your MBA background. As per the present rules, some universities specify a minimum of 55% in PG for qualifying. You also need to attend a qualifying test conducted through UGC called NET. Upon passing the same, you may apply for the PhD enrollment. In private universities, however, this may not be a rule, but the fee structure would be very high.
The above is for full-time research where you need to work in the university. Also, you can enroll in a distance doctorate program through Karnataka Open University/Anna University of TN subject to some basic qualifying processes. Alternatively, you may do it with IGNOU as well.
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31The above is for full-time research where you need to work in the university. Also, you can enroll in a distance doctorate program through Karnataka Open University/Anna University of TN subject to some basic qualifying processes. Alternatively, you may do it with IGNOU as well.
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You are absolutely eligible for a Ph.D. in management. There are two options: you can pursue it through distance mode or as a regular student. If you opt to be a regular student, then you should not be working full-time. Prestigious institutes like IIMs have entrance exams like CAT, offering fellowships in management. Most universities also have their own entrance exams. You will need to submit a synopsis on your desired topic. For more information, you can search for Ph.D. in management on Google.
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Thank you.
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Thanks a lot. I was facing a similar problem. Now my ambiguities are clearer to a certain extent. But tell me one thing, how to decide the synopsis topic? Do we need any guide for that or do we decide our guide afterwards?
HR as a Vast Subject
HR is a very vast subject. Further, what is the acceptable number of words for the synopsis?
From India, Delhi
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HR as a Vast Subject
HR is a very vast subject. Further, what is the acceptable number of words for the synopsis?
From India, Delhi
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Synopsis topic is the same on which you want to do your research. This could be any topic you prefer. A guide is mandatory for a Ph.D. even to submit the synopsis. The synopsis can be around 2000-3000 words, though there is no rigid word limit. A lot is available on the internet from topic ideas to how to proceed.
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