Even in the US there are a wide spectrum of Universities. Definitely doing a PhD in some Ivy league institutions and some well known Universities is better than doing it in the country because they have invested vast resources in their laboratories and also expertise. Within India also there are

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Dear,

It depends on you field of physics. If you are a strong theorist then maybe you can find a job teaching but most probably it will be a long haul getting a tenure slot position in a university or college. Some options you can look for are Researcher, University

Hello warrior ,

Your salary for PhD agricultural engineering totally depends upon the working experinence in your field but still the average salary is about $79,441.

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Good luck !

Hi Apurva

Yes, you can do PhD directly after B.Tech. You won't need to undertake a Masters degree in between. However, building a profile for pursuing PhD without Masters is quite difficult, and you will have to work on research projects starting now. If possible, try and publish some research

Dear Ravi,

Thank you for your query. Following are details regarding scholarships for Phd Pharmaceutics India:

• Sri Ratanji Dalal Research Scholarship
• Bayer Science and International Fellowship: International Scholarship
• TWAS-DBT Post Graduate Fellowship
• AIWA Lucy Kasparian Aharonian Scholarship
• Mobility Seeker Outdoor Sports Scholarship
• John Monash Scholarship

All the best

Hello,

You haven't mentioned if you have qualified JRF in which subject, anyway in case of University of Hyderabad those who want to pursue PhD in Biochemistry, Plant Sciences, Animal Biology, Biotechnology, Systems and Computational Biology, Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry, Public Health have the option to not opt