University of Calcutta Ph.D. Ceramic Technology FAQs
Ques. What is the duration of the Ph.D. in Ceramic Technology at CU?
Ans. The Ph.D. in Ceramic Technology at CU requires a minimum of three years. With approval, candidates may extend to six years. Part-time enrolment is available for working professionals with a CU-affiliated research supervisor.
Ques. What is the eligibility for PhD Ceramic Technology at Calcutta University?
Ans. An M.Tech, M.E., or M.Sc in Ceramic Technology, Chemical Technology, or an allied discipline with 55 percent aggregate (50 percent for SC, ST, PwD) is required. GATE-qualified candidates are exempt from the CU Research Eligibility Test.
Ques. What is the CU Research Eligibility Test for the Ceramic Technology PhD?
Ans. The CU RET is a written test of research aptitude conducted by the university. Candidates with NET, GATE, CSIR-NET, or SET are exempt and proceed directly to the DRC interview on their research proposal at the Department of Chemical Technology.
Ques. How can I apply for the Ph.D. in Ceramic Technology at CU?
Ans. Visit caluniv.ac.in for the Ph.D. admission notification. Submit the online application with the research proposal, qualifying marks sheets, and NET or GATE certificate for Ceramic Technology before the notified deadline.
Ques. What is the total fee for the PhD in Ceramic Technology at CU?
Ans. The total Ph.D. fee is Rs 18,000 for three years, covering tuition, registration, library, and laboratory charges. A one-time application fee of Rs 500 applies. JRF holders receive a monthly stipend from UGC or the funding agency.








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