NAS College Ph.D. (Education) FAQs
Ques. What is the difference between PhD in Education and PhD in other subjects at NAS College?
Ans. PhD in Education focuses on research in educational theory, pedagogy, curriculum, teacher training, educational psychology, and school administration. It is specifically suited for M.Ed or MA (Education) graduates. Unlike subject-specific PhDs (like PhD in Commerce or Physics), PhD in Education has a broader interdisciplinary scope covering both social sciences and professional education domains.
Ques. Can B.Ed graduates directly apply for PhD in Education at NAS College?
Ans. No, B.Ed graduates cannot directly apply for PhD. The minimum eligibility is a Master's degree (M.Ed or MA Education) with 55% marks. B.Ed graduates must first complete M.Ed or MA (Education) before applying for PhD. However, candidates with M.Phil (Education) with 55% marks are also eligible.
Ques. What research areas are available for PhD in Education at NAS College?
Ans. Research areas in the Education department at NAS College include Teacher Education and Training, Educational Psychology, Curriculum Development and Evaluation, Special Education and Inclusive Education, Educational Administration and Management, Distance and Open Education, Value Education, and ICT in Education. Scholars should discuss their specific research interest with potential supervisors.
Ques. Is the PhD in Education from NAS College (CCSU) valid for college teaching positions?
Ans. Yes, the PhD in Education from NAS College is awarded by CCSU, a UGC-recognised state university. The degree is valid for applying to Assistant Professor positions in Education departments of colleges and universities. However, UGC-NET/SET qualification is also required for most college teaching positions as per UGC norms.
Ques. How is the RAC interview conducted for PhD Education admission at CCSU?
Ans. The Research Advisory Committee (RAC) interview is conducted at the respective college/department. Candidates are evaluated on their research proposal, subject knowledge, and research aptitude. NET/JRF qualified candidates are directly called for the RAC interview without appearing for CCSURET. The interview schedule is published on the CCSU PhD portal (phdadmission.ccsuforms.in).
Ques. What is the course work requirement for PhD in Education at CCSU?
Ans. As per UGC Regulations 2016, all PhD scholars must complete a mandatory course work of minimum one semester (or as prescribed by CCSU) covering Research Methodology, Computer Applications, and subject-specific courses. The course work is evaluated through examinations and assignments. Scholars must secure a minimum of 55% marks in course work to continue with their research.
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