Hi All,
I need advice on pursuing a Doctorate/Ph.D. in HR. I have 5 years of experience in recruitment and completed an MSc in CS & IT in 2002. Please advise me on any alternative courses besides an MBA.
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Balaji
From India, Bangalore
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I need advice on pursuing a Doctorate/Ph.D. in HR. I have 5 years of experience in recruitment and completed an MSc in CS & IT in 2002. Please advise me on any alternative courses besides an MBA.
Regards,
Balaji
From India, Bangalore
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Its reallr frustrating........... somebody is asking for some help and you jump into this for your form.........
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Hi,
IIMs offer Fellow Programmes in management (FPM), which is equivalent to PhD. You'll have to appear for CAT inorder to apply for the same. It is a 4-year programme. The IIMs have called for FPM applications now.
Alternatively you can opt for Doctorate Progammes. Many of the universities in India offers Doctorate programmes in Management. Universities abroad also offers similar programmes. For Indian univrsities you'll have to qualify UGC-JRF or other departmental tests in order to secure an admission. For universities abroad you'll have to appear for GRE/GMAT and TOEFL/IELTS. There would be fees in some universities, while others would pay you a fellowship and.waiver.
Identify the university/institute you'ld like to do your PhD. Check for their past thesis and publications, strength of faculty members etc before applying for PhD. It would normaly take about 4-5 years to complete PhD. There would be coursework, classes and finally resarch with theseis presenation and defence.
Please check the concerned university Web site to get more details about the fee, duration and courses offered.
Cheers
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sree
From India, New Delhi
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9IIMs offer Fellow Programmes in management (FPM), which is equivalent to PhD. You'll have to appear for CAT inorder to apply for the same. It is a 4-year programme. The IIMs have called for FPM applications now.
Alternatively you can opt for Doctorate Progammes. Many of the universities in India offers Doctorate programmes in Management. Universities abroad also offers similar programmes. For Indian univrsities you'll have to qualify UGC-JRF or other departmental tests in order to secure an admission. For universities abroad you'll have to appear for GRE/GMAT and TOEFL/IELTS. There would be fees in some universities, while others would pay you a fellowship and.waiver.
Identify the university/institute you'ld like to do your PhD. Check for their past thesis and publications, strength of faculty members etc before applying for PhD. It would normaly take about 4-5 years to complete PhD. There would be coursework, classes and finally resarch with theseis presenation and defence.
Please check the concerned university Web site to get more details about the fee, duration and courses offered.
Cheers
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sree
From India, New Delhi
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Dear rbatsa,
These forums help us to share our knowledge and experience. This site is also helping many new entrants by the seniors, so I don't think meenunain is bad. I hope even BALAJI would have sent the necessary with a full heart to meenunain.
From India, Madras
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These forums help us to share our knowledge and experience. This site is also helping many new entrants by the seniors, so I don't think meenunain is bad. I hope even BALAJI would have sent the necessary with a full heart to meenunain.
From India, Madras
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Dear Members, Senoir Members please correct the Juniors when they make a mistake,, please avoid strong words,, It is our duty to take them along,,,,,
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Hi Gavaskar,
Sorry to disturb you again, but as you mentioned that you filled out the questionnaire, it seems that it's not showing as filled. Could you please highlight or underline it once again if you have some time? I would be highly obliged.
You can forward it to my email address: nainmeenu@yahoo.com.
Thank you very much for your support.
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Meenu
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Sorry to disturb you again, but as you mentioned that you filled out the questionnaire, it seems that it's not showing as filled. Could you please highlight or underline it once again if you have some time? I would be highly obliged.
You can forward it to my email address: nainmeenu@yahoo.com.
Thank you very much for your support.
Regards,
Meenu
From India
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