Ans. Candidates should hold an M.Sc. / MCA / M.Tech in Computer Science / IT / Electronics / Computational Science / Geo-Informatics from a recognized institute. Minimum aggregate of 55% marks or equivalent grade B in the UGC 7 point scale or equivalent in the Master’s Degree.

Ans. Due to Covid-19, in the current situation colleges and institutes are opting for video-conference mode for shortlisted candidates for Personal Interview for the M.Phil. program. The college will reach out to you regarding the same. Keep checking the official websites for updates.

Ans. Computer science is focused mostly on software-level problem-solving. Expect learning different programming languages, working with operating systems, and maintaining databases. Computer engineering focuses on problem-solving and the design of interfaces between hardware and software.

Ans. Research Scholars who have cleared National level exams with JRF or equivalent get financial assistance from the concerned funding agency. Non NET UGC fellowships are provided for research scholars who do not have any financial assistance.

Ans. An M.Phil. delivers advanced research skills and experience valued by a variety of employers. A Ph.D. reveals these too, of course. But, outside the academic field, the added value of a doctorate may not be as important.

Ans. Yes, it is. To qualify it is mandatory to pass the University's written examination. The MPhil the entrance examination consists of two papers, General Aptitude & Research Methodology, and a domain-specific subject as studied at the postgraduate level.

Ans. A Ph.D. degree has a high edge over an M.Phil. degree. Ph.D. is generally used as training in advanced research work. In a Ph.D. degree, the research work generally has to be original. While in MPhil the work in the dissertation should not be compulsorily original but may reproduce a study already performed.

Ans. It is not mandatory to pursue M.Phil. before applying for a Ph.D. The candidate who has completed M.Phil. adds more value to a doctorate degree. While some universities offer direct admissions to M.Phil. holders.

Ans. The study of computers and computational structures in computer science. Computer Science core fields of study include artificial intelligence, computer systems and networks, security, database systems, human-computer interaction, vision and graphics, numerical analysis, programming languages, software engineering, bioinformatics, and computer theory. You may cover mathematical concepts including formal methods, Boolean algebra, discrete mathematics, set theory, probability, statistics, linear algebra, differential equations, and calculus.

Ans. M.Phil lays down the foundation for a doctorate. A candidate can pursue a doctorate after MPhil. There are options for fellowship in research at various institutions.

Ans. It takes a minimum of one year to complete the course. It is divided into semesters and the dissertation is the crucial part to complete the degree.

Ans. Only those applications, which have been completed accurately and in full, and that, include the relevant certificates and other documents, as attachments will be considered. Candidates will be shortlisted, and those candidates who have been selected are required to take the entrance examination and appear for a personal interview. The final results will be revealed after the applicants have accumulated the marks they have received in their postgraduate test, entrance review, and personal interview.

Ans. Yes, most of the institutes have extended the application procedure. You can check the official website to be updated with the new dates for the application process. The admission committee monitors the announcements from the authorities of UGC, NTA, and so on. 

Ans. After completion of the course, the graduates can work as Computer Science Technical Officer, program manager, Software Development Project Manager, Computer Scientist, system analyst or network analyst, IT Project Leader, Professor, so on.