How much time does UiA take for the outcome for a PhD application? Eg. If the application was made in October and the deadline was 20th October 2021, and if relevant some interview takes place in November, till when shall UiA give the outcome?
PhD abroad mainly depends on what projects you had carried out in MTech, BTech along with good (CV, SOP, recommendations, project proposal if any.) No doubt IIT, NIT, IIIT colleges are popular globally but only this factor may not be suitable for preference if your CV is not soo good. Even from local colleges if a student is having good projects and publications in that specific area, he will be given priority. If you are from IIT and NIT with relevant background, this can add more chances while shortlisting.
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Very clearly stated, why chosen Norway for PhD.
That's great information, I want to ask you that does the PhD student also have to show bank statement while applying for visa?
How much time does UiA take for the outcome for a PhD application? Eg. If the application was made in October and the deadline was 20th October 2021, and if relevant some interview takes place in November, till when shall UiA give the outcome?
Can a student with MTech from NIT gets preference for doing PhD from foreign universities?
PhD abroad mainly depends on what projects you had carried out in MTech, BTech along with good (CV, SOP, recommendations, project proposal if any.) No doubt IIT, NIT, IIIT colleges are popular globally but only this factor may not be suitable for preference if your CV is not soo good. Even from local colleges if a student is having good projects and publications in that specific area, he will be given priority. If you are from IIT and NIT with relevant background, this can add more chances while shortlisting.
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