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Sachin Desarada
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Im doing M.Sc Physics just a month left for finals. I am planning to crack jrf for doing Ph.D. I am confused what shoud i do Ph.D or search job as professor. After Ph.D whare i can get jobs ?
But here in India one can only need NET(national eligibility test) qualified to do professorship.gleem said:Without a PhD a professorship is impossible I think even in the most humble college.
Sachin Desarada said:But here in India one can only need NET(national eligibility test) qualified to do professorship.
A lectureship is a teaching position at a university or college, where the individual is responsible for delivering lectures and conducting classes. A Ph.D, on the other hand, is a research degree that involves in-depth study and the completion of original research in a specific field.
This depends on your career goals and interests. A lectureship may provide stability and opportunities for teaching and mentoring students, while a Ph.D can open up opportunities for research and academic positions.
Yes, it is possible to pursue a Ph.D while working as a lecturer. However, it can be challenging to balance both commitments and may require time management skills and support from your employer.
After completing a lectureship, you can continue to advance in your teaching career at the university or college level. You may also have the opportunity to take on leadership roles or pursue further education.
A lectureship typically requires a minimum of a master's degree and takes 2-3 years to complete. A Ph.D, on the other hand, can take 4-6 years to complete, depending on the field of study and individual research progress.