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Part-time M.Phil. in Library and Information Science
Hi there,
I am looking for Part time M.Phil. in Library and Information Sc. from accredited universities at the earliest. Where do I get regular notifications on time?
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Permalink Reply by Chothmal Verma on
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Dear Sir No Benefit of M.Phil. Net,Ph.D. is Must
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Permalink Reply by Sabu Thangalazhi on
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Thx for the reply. However an MPhilwill shorten the PhD tenure ?
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Permalink Reply by DHRUBA JYOTI BORGOHAIN on
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Mr. Verma lots of Universities are providing full-time MPhil course in LIS, how can you say that it has no benefits. Are those studying or teaching MPhil course are fools? You cant directly say MPhil has no benefit, one who does it finds its benefit. It may be your personal concern, but you should not say it in that way in a social site. Please, take concern about the matter. I don't mean to hurt your opinion Mr. Verma.
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Mr. Borgohain you tell me that according to UGC what standard of M.Phil. M.Phil holders are eligible for an assistant professor yes or no. So totally time wastage in m.phil course.
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Yes for eligibility for Asst Prof the MPhil degree is not considered but you cant deny that it gives lots of experience for a person who is opting for a PhD DEGREE. You cant deny this because PhD candidates are compulsorily needed to complete a course work of 6 months that they have to do it with the MPhil scholars. UGC has exempted this 6 months course work for one who has done MPhil degree who want to go for PhD after MPhil completion. So, you can find some moral value here. UGC is not consisted by members like us who have a little knowledge on educational philosophy but show as library professionals . It is a statutory body consisted of eminent educationist and experienced personnel. Persons with degrees from IIScs, DRTC, foreign universities are there in UGC , who finds morality and usability of this course and lot many universities are restarting this MPhil course as per UGCs guideline so far i am concerned i can cite some instances also.
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* BUT ONE WITHOUT MPhil, who IS GOING FOR A PhD degree NEED TO DO MPhil Course work classes with the scholars of MPhil.... I will not say much regarding the value of this course Mr. Verma. It is thinking of UGC members to regulate this system not mine.
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Sir for M.Phil. One to two year or for Ph.D. two to three year
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Where do you get the regular notifications ?
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