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Anil Singh's Forum
UGC lifts ban on Distance PhDs, MPhil courses?? (Kindly Confirm)?
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The University Grants Commission (UGC) has lifted the two -year-old ban on distance MPhil and PhD courses. The move comes after widespread protests by various universities. Many Open Learning…Continue
Started this Forum. Last reply by siddharth ranjan Nov 9, 2013.
What is the eligibility for appearing in NET?
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M. Phil through distance mode?
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I request you all to kindly suggest names of some good open universities for pursuing M.Phil. through distance mode. Continue
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Present day trends in LIS research techniques are means rather than ends in themselves?
I request you all to kindly help me find out the answers on the above mentioned topic?How should i start my answer on this topic?Kindly suggest.Continue
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than plz tell me is it right ?
and I know everybody is free to work anywhere but can a non professional person work as a engineer or doctor?
Sorry for disterbing you. I would like to thank you that you replied but you said "I think if someone who is a non professional and is trying to learn something in the field of library science we should come forward and appreciate his/her efforts. The reason behind is that now a days very less youngsters is opting for doing courses realeted to library science.”
Yes you are right that we should come forward to appreciate his/her afforts but when he/she is working as a librarian and he/she is not eligible to work as this post and for this case what should we do and on the other hand a qualified person is working under his/her than how can you say so ?