How can I join PhD after JRF?
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How can I join PhD after JRF?
Eligibility:Candidates who have qualified in NET-JRF or the UGC-CSIR joint test. However, the registration for the M. Phil/PhD is made by the Universities/Institutions/Colleges within stipulated period of two years from the date of declaration of result or date of issue of award letter/date of joining the fellowship.
Is JRF valid for part time PhD?
No. UGC JRF fellowship can be availed only on full time phD enrollments. Part time phD without stipend is however possible at any point in time. Part time phD is more suited to working professionals after gaining considerable amount of experience.
What is the procedure to become a PhD after NET JRF?
Once you clear the interview in the institute/ with the PI of your lab of choice, you can start formally enrolling for the PhD degree. NET JRF is not the end; it is the beginning. And also do remember that NET JRF is valid for at present two years from date of issue of certificate. So wrap up t…
What is JRF scheme for MPhil/PhD students?
The candidates who get admitted in the M.Phil./PhD degree courses after qualifying UGC NET become eligible to receive financial assistance under JRF scheme for 2 years. After the completion of two years as a Junior Research Fellow, the candidate’s research work is evaluated by experts.
What happens if you don’t apply for JRF after 2 years?
On the other hand, if you don’t apply to any research program within these two years, the benefits associated with JRF will lapse away and you will have to appear for JRF yet again. After clearing the UGC NET examination, the next step is to apply for the vacant post for research in your interested subjects.
What is JRF (Junior Research Fellowship)?
The award of JRF (Junior Research Fellowship) is given to postgraduate students who are admitted to an M.Phil./PhD programme and after qualifying the UGC-NET/CSIR NET exam. The fellowship is tenable for 2 years in which the fellows receive a monthly stipend of up to INR 28,000 along with contingency grant, escort/reader assistance and HRA.