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PhD - prankur - 04-11-2016

Sunil sir,
Hello i want to ask a question about PhD.
Doing PhD in 3 years from Amity university mou institute ( iari)  is best or doing PhD in IITs in 5-6 years(Normaly) is best?
is there any diffrence bw degrees? or any hurdle in job i get in future if we do PhD from amity university?


RE: PhD - SunilNagpal - 04-11-2016

(04-11-2016, 01:05 PM)prankur Wrote: Sunil sir,
Hello i want to ask a question about PhD.
Doing PhD in 3 years from Amity university mou institute ( iari)  is best or doing PhD in IITs in 5-6 years(Normaly) is best?
is there any diffrence bw degrees? or any hurdle in job i get in future if we do PhD from amity university?

Hello Prankur,

Tag matters in this world, so I would say it is better to spend 4-5 years in IITs than a quick one from a private university. With due respect to the private universities, I'm saying this based on the current scenario-- Both industry and academia (and even MHRD) have divided the institutes into First, Second and Third Tiers (or say Grade A,B,C). IITs stand in Grade A or Tier 1, hence they are preferred (unless you have exhibited some exceptional research profile in terms of patents, publications despite being from a private university).

Private universities are definitely rising over time (likes of Amity have a good reputation of filing patents across fields), but there is still some time for them to stand in good comparison to IITs/IISc. If you have an option to choose between a private insti and an IIT, then go for IIT.

Hope it helps


RE: PhD - prankur - 04-11-2016

it will help alot. i was thinking that if i will do phd in 3 yr so that i can complete phd and post doc with in 5 yrs but now i will try to go iit first.
thank you so much sir !