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PhD means Doctor of Philosophy.
PhD entrance exam has duration of 3 hours. The student who wants to pursue this
course should have Master’s degree with minimum 55% marks from recognized
university. The popular entrance exams for this course are UGC NET, IIT JAM, CSIR
UGC NET, and NPAT, etc. The average
annual salary after the course is 6-9 lakh per annum.
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If you want to research any specific topics.
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If you want to become University Lecturer.
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It can unlock many career opportunities.
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If you want to get highest degree in any related
field.
The syllabus of PhD is depending
on the subject you choose.
Politics Syllabus
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Negotiating the Sources
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Pastoralism and Food production
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Indus/Harappa Civilization
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Vedic and later Vedic periods
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Expansion of State system
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From State to Empire
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Dissolution of Empire & Emergence of
Regional Powers
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Gupta Vakataka age
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Harsha and his Times
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Emergence of Regional Kingdoms
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Kingdoms in South India
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Kingdoms in Eastern India
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Kingdoms in Western India
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Kingdoms in North India
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Characteristics of Early Medieval India
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Agrarian economy
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Trade and urbanization
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Growth of Brahminical religions
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Society
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Education and Educational Institutions
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Source of Medieval Indian History
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Political Developments
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Foundation of the Mughal Empire
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The Vijayanagara and the Bahmanis
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Rise of the Marathas & the Base of Swaraj by
Shivaji
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Administration & Economy
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Sher Shah’s Administrative Reforms
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Administrative System in the Deccan –
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Agricultural Production and Irrigation System
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Industries
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Trade and Commerce
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Hundi (Bills of Exchange) and Insurance
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Society and Culture
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The Sufis – Their Orders, Beliefs &
Practices
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Bhakti Movement
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The Saints of the Medieval Period
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The Sikh Movement
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Social Classification
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Rural society
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Position of Women
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Development of Education
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Fine Arts
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Art and Architecture
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Indo-Arabic Architecture
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Sources of Modern Indian History
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Rise of British Power
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British Dominion in India.
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British Relations with Principal Indian States
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Revolt of 1857, Causes, Nature & Impact of
it.
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Local Self-Government
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Constitutional Changes, 1909 – 1935.
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Colonial Economy
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Expansion and Commercialization of Agriculture
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Decline of Industries
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British Industrial Policy
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Monetary Policy, Banking, Currency and Exchange
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Growth of New Urban Centres
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Famines, Epidemics & the Government Policy.
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Indian Society in Transition
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The New Education
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Indian Renaissance
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Rise of Indian Nationalism
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Birth of Indian National Congress;
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Swadeshi and Swaraj.
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Gandhian Mass Movements;
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Left Wing Politics.
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Depressed Class Movement.
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Communal Politics; Muslim League and Genesis of
Pakistan.
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The Structure of Bureaucracy
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Economic Policies & the Planning process;
Development, Displacement & Tribal Issues.
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Foreign Policy Initiatives
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Linguistic Reorganisation of States;
Centre-State Relations.
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Scope and Importance of History
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Objectivity and Bias in History
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Heuristics Operation,
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Criticism in History,
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Synthesis, Presentation History & its
Auxiliary Sciences
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History a Science, Arts or a Social Sciene
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Imagination in History Significance of Regional
History
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Recent Trends of Indian History
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Research Methodology
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Hypothesis in History
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Emergence of Psychology
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Psychological thought in some major Eastern
Systems
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Western
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Essential aspects of knowledge paradigms
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Research Methodology & Statistics
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Research: Meaning, Purpose, and Dimensions
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Paradigms of research
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Statistics in Psychology
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Correlational Analysis
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Special Correlation Methods
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Regression
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Factor analysis
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Experimental Designs
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Psychological testing
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Types of tests
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Test construction
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Test standardization
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Areas of testing
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Attitude scales
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Applications of psychological testing in various
settings
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Biological basis of behavior
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Sensory systems
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Neurons
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The Central and Peripheral Nervous Systems
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Methods of Physiological Psychology
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Muscular and Glandular system
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Biological basis of Motivation
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Biological basis of emotion
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Biological basis of emotion
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Attention, Perception, Learning, Memory and
Forgetting
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Forms of attention, Models of attention
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Approaches to the Study of Perception:
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Perceptual Organization
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Signal detection theory
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Fundamental theories
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Classical Conditioning
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Instrumental learning
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Reinforcement
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Cognitive approaches in learning
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Recent trends in learning
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Memory processes
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Stages of memory
Mode of Examination
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The exam is conducted in Computer Test Mode.
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It enhances the efficiency of examination
process.
Medium of Question Papers
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The PhD Entrance Exam is conducted in English
Language.
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This standardization in the medium of instruction
ensures uniformity & fairness in evaluating candidates.
Structure of Question Papers
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It has two sections:- Section 1: Research
Methodology, Section 2: Subject-specific
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All questions in question paper is in English
Language except Language papers.
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The candidate should answer all questions.
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All questions are compulsory.
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It has duration of 180 minutes.
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Candidates get +4 marks for every correct
answer.
· There is no negative marking for so you can attempt all questions risk free.