SBSSU Ph.D. ME FAQs
Ques. What research areas are available for Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at SBSSU Gurdaspur?
Ans. Research areas include thermal engineering, manufacturing technology, design engineering, fluid mechanics, industrial engineering, composite materials, and tribology. Candidates should contact the Department of Mechanical Engineering (HOD: Dr. Dilbag Singh, 8872458883) to discuss available research topics and supervisors.
Ques. Is the SBSSU entrance test mandatory for Ph.D. admission in Mechanical Engineering?
Ans. No, candidates who have qualified UGC/CSIR NET, hold a valid GATE score (ME paper), or have an M.Phil. degree are exempted from the university entrance test. They are directly called for the interview/viva voce.
Ques. What is the minimum and maximum duration of the Ph.D. programme at SBSSU?
Ans. The minimum duration is 3 years and the maximum is 6 years. The actual duration depends on the research progress and thesis submission timeline.
Ques. How many times a year does SBSSU conduct Ph.D. admissions in Mechanical Engineering?
Ans. SBSSU conducts Ph.D. admissions twice a year - in July (summer session) and January (winter session). Candidates can apply in either session based on their readiness and the availability of seats.
Ques. What lab and research facilities are available for Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at SBSSU?
Ans. The Department of Mechanical Engineering has a well-equipped Central Workshop and research labs. The university also has a Central Research Laboratory and benefits from its MOU with IIT Ropar for collaborative research. Faculty members are actively involved in research and publications.
Ques. What is the total fee for Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at SBSSU, and are there any fellowships available?
Ans. The total academic fee is approximately Rs. 1,93,000 for the entire programme duration. Candidates with UGC/CSIR JRF or GATE qualifications may be eligible for monthly fellowships (Rs. 37,000/month for JRF or Rs. 12,400/month for AICTE fellowship), which can more than cover the programme fees.
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