You will need a PhD (doctorate degree) to do postdoc as this stands for postdoctoral research. See this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-akSD7GaUZYU.html
sir i m phd in chemistry and their is a gap in my career after that recently an scheme has been launched by govt for women scientist wise kiran .. i want to know how to apply for that do i need to visit the professor under whom i want to pursue the same ..or what plz guide the same
@@rekharikhari8849 in the sanctioned projects the organisation where the person works is given. The proposal format may be the typical dst format. You could ask any of the former awardees or write an email to dst for clarification.
In government work it is generally illegal to have another job. But you can do unpaid research with others through collaboration. Boost your Research through Collaboration! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mOMo7P2oJbk.html
No there are many private colleges that hire master and even bachelor degree people as instructors. They would prefer a PhD but sometimes they don’t get them in some fields.
You need to ask yourself what do you want to do for the future? Teaching, research or industry job. What are the skills and education through which you can contribute?
Now I am working at a college. I have completed MPhil and Phd degree from Dhaka University under Sociology Department. But now I want to postdoc from Indian University for enriching my academic career. Thank You
@@gopalchandrasardar3263 You could ask the Indian high commission for information on programs to do postdoc in India. Also, you can search in Google and send some emails to professors in Indian universities in your area. They have know about funding etc.
Please list your questions in a reply to this comment and I will generalize and answer in shorts and videos. I give my random thoughts and ideas in RU-vid and am not a professional career counselor or coach.
