Hello aspirant,

Yes, you are eligible. The minimum eligibility criteria to pursue Ph.D. in statistics is a Masters's degree in mathematics or statistics with a minimum percentage of 55 percent.

The admission is done via merit-based marks in master's degree or entrance exams.

Different entrance exams for the same are;

Dear Aspirant,

Here is the list of some Govt/public colleges and Universities  that offers Ph.d in physics :

• IIT Bombay, Delhi , Kharagpur
• IISc Bangalore
• NIT Trichy
• Jadavpur University
• Calcutta University
• Delhi University
• IIEST Shibpur
• JMI , New Delhi and many more

You can also go for these well known

Application steps in Ph.D. Program

1. Visit the IGNOU Website.
2. Fill the form for new registration if you are not a registered candidate.
3. Select your course, and note down its Course ID.
4. Next, click on “Application”
5. Fill the form for the candidate's application.
6. Pay the course fees for one year.

Hello Aspirant..

The exam pattern is as follows, notwithstanding the lack of a fixed syllabus. All Ph.D. programme question papers will be divided into two sections. Similarly, the Ph.D. English test will be divided into two parts. Part A is made up of 50 questions that are based on research

See regular MSc is a 2 years course and PhD usually takes 5 years to complete so if you do MSc then PhD then you will have to spent 7 years where as if you go for Integrate phD program then you will be able to get both the degrees

Hi,

I hope you know your question is somewhat unclear but I will try to answer it in the best way possible.

If you want to pursue PhD course after you finish your legal studies then you need to qualify in post graduation degree or complete M.Phil in Law in