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January 24th, 2016, 09:07 AM
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University Of Calcutta Phd Rules
Hello sir, I am Subroto. I am from Kolkata. I want you to help me by providing me information regarding the University Of Calcutta Phd (Economics) entrance exam Rules or eligibility criteria and its exam pattern?
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January 24th, 2016, 09:08 AM
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Re: University Of Calcutta Phd Rules
As you have asked about the various rules or eligibility criteria for University of Calcutta PhD entrance exam (Economics), check below for the information The contender has to have NET/ SET/ MPhil (from any renowned university with 2-semester/ 1-year course work) or has to qualify in the research entrance test (RET) conducted by the department. Those who are expected to obtain MPhil in Economics (or allied discipline like Development Studies, Foreign Policy Management, and others. with Master’s degree in Economics) from any UGC recognized university would also be excused from RET and be eligible to appear directly in the interview. Procedure: The Ph.D. entrance test of 100 marks for the appropriate contenders will be held once in a year and the qualifying marks will be fixed at 50%; At the most 20 applicants [with full concurrence with the reservation policy] will be enrolled. Structure of the Examination: There will be 50 multiple choice questions (MCQ), each of 2 marks; Questions will be on Economics Theory, Quantitative Economics and Contemporary Global and Indian Economic Problems; MCQs will be on Microeconomic Theory (8), Macroeconomic Theory (8), Statistics, Econometrics (10) and Mathematical Economics (4) and there will be 10 MCQ on each one of the two passages meant for the test of comprehension; The selected passages for the test of comprehension would be on Contemporary Global and Indian Economic Problems; The eligible applicants identified through RET/ NET/ SET/ MPhil have to submit statement of purpose (SoP) representing the area of research interest (not exceeding 1000 words) on which a final interview will be conducted. The SoP has to be give in to at the time of application itself. |
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