Jnu Mphil Phd Admissions
After UGC NET fiasco JNU considering reverting to in-house entrance for PhD
The JNUTA said Vice Chancellor Santishree D Pandit took the decision on July 3 2024 to open up the possibility of resurrecting the old system of JNU conducting its own entrance examination
 "After UGC NET fiasco JNU considering reverting to in-house entrance for PhD")
NET scores to be used for PhD admissions in universities from 2024-25 : UGC
The National Eligibility Test (NET) scores will be used for PhD admissions from 2024-25 eliminating the need for separate entrance tests conducted by universities and higher education institutions, according to the University Grants Commission. The NET is conducted twice a year -- June and December. Its scores are currently used to award Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and as eligibility for appointment as an assistant professor for those with a Master's degree. According to University Grants Commission (UGC) officials, the commission had constituted an expert committee to review the provisions of the exam and based on the panel's recommendations, it has decided that from the academic session 2024-25, the score can be used for admission to PhD programmes. "Starting from the academic session 2024-2025, universities nationwide will have the opportunity to utilise NET scores for admissions to PhD programmes, replacing the need for separate entrance tests conducted by individual ...
 "NET scores to be used for PhD admissions in universities from 2024-25 : UGC")
MPhil, PhD admissions: JNU tweaks rules after protests
Weightage will continue to be 80 per cent for entrance exam and 20 per cent for viva voce
 "MPhil, PhD admissions: JNU tweaks rules after protests")
