Students interested in doing PhD should get involved in research as early as (during BSc) as possible. Research experience (/gaining skills) is much more important than marks. In case, if you don’t have high marks but have good research experience, you may want to directly contact the faculty with whom you wish to pursue PhD.
Yes I agree! Also it will be also good to start finding opportunities to do summer internship or research projects in Indian university labs or research institutions.. Because reference letters from those Indian Profs can really boost your PhD applications abroad 🙂
Vanakkam Anna🙏, I am a Research Scholar Anna. I have completed M.A.,PGDELT.,M.Ed.,M.Phil., I would like to pursue my doctoral degree from abroad.(Any Country, expecting fully funded & public University) Anna, I am good at research studies. But, there is very less (1%) profiles are available around Me. I Need to know More informations regarding Pursuing Ed.D in Education. Actually, Ph.D in Education is totally different from Ed.D Anna... I am a South Indian girl from Mayiladuthurai with millions of dreams. If possible Kindly help Me Anna. I have published 15 papers (with ISBN & ISSN Number) Hopefully waiting for your reply Nandri Anna🙏
Most most eagerly expected video. Actually no guidance for village background science students..... Please keep doing these guidance videos in science research field sir.....
@@ScienceWithSam It is a fact that one gains tremendous skills, practical experience, and knowledge by doing research in Japan (when compared to many institutions in the Western countries). Sam, it would be a service to students (particularly in TN) if you could do a video on your experience in Japan. This could motivate more students from colleges to enter research.
