hello there

the salary of an individual depends upon the job title and the institution so nobody can tell you the exact figures .the salary for an aerospace engineer is good in india and you can expect 5-6 lacs per annum in india but for that you need to have

Hi Lucky,

Some of the best colleges in India for PhD in Structural Engineering includes :-

• Sree Sastha Institute of Engineering and Technology (SSIET), Chennai Ownership - Private
• Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI), Mumbai Ownership - Private
• Goa Engineering College, Ponda Ownership: Government
• Sardar Patel College of Engineering (SPCE), Mumbai

Hi,

I would like to tell you that you can even do PhD from any other top IITs or even top NITs as it is not necessary to do from IITD or IITB. There are many other best IITs and NITs such as IIT Roorkee, IIT Kharagpur, IIT Kanpur, NIT

hello there!

Yes of course.

You can persue PhD right after the BSc degree. But one has to be extremely good at basics of the undergraduate syllabus. He/She must have read the standard books written by well known authors.

This will definitely help facing the entrance exam conducted by the

Hey Hrushikesh

You can do a phd in physics after doing a Mphysics or MSci from UK. If you want to get a PhD position you just have to graduate from a recognised university (The college in US should know of your college in UK) and you should meet the

Hello Abhishek swami, Short answer, for the most part, YES you can , but there are always few exceptions! There is lot of confusing among students that you need to have Masters or have done MS for applying to PhD . But, the reality is it is in fact a

Hi there,

You have so many options like you become a professor in any institution and You can also become a research fellow in IIT's and IISc.

Also,you can join DRDO,ISRO,BARC for further research work where you will be highly required.

Also,changing your field and joining any other IT company

Hello,

PhD Admission is usually done through entrance exam conducted by the university, however if you're qualified NET(for which the basic eligibility is passed Master's Degree in relevant discipline from a recognized university with 55% aggregate, in case of reserved category there's relaxation of 5%), in many a cases there's