Applicants shall be admitted into the Ph.D. in Management Programme under one of the following categories:
Full-time Ph.D. is a fully residential programme on O.P. Jindal Global University campus. The scholar is required to be located on campus and undertake his course and research work under the direct supervision of JGBS faculty drawn from the best Ph.D colleges in India and abroad. The candidate has to attend specific research classes as well as advance courses in the area of interest during the tenure. The candidate will be paid a stipend of Rs 25000/ per month along with stay and food facility for first three years of course. The candidate is required to attend lectures and seminars, present papers in conferences and publish in leading journals and also provide academic inputs to JGBS students. The program allows you, subject to academic approval to construct a course relevant to your specific area of interests.
Classes for part time PhD program will be held in Delhi/NCR area. The scholars will be communicated about the venue and timing of classes once the admission process is over. Normally classes will be held on Saturdays/ Sundays/ Holidays. There will be extensive use of technology platform to interact with scholars. The sessions will be recorded and made available to participants for their reference. The part time students will undergo the same course structure like a full time student as per UGC requirements. The program is designed to help working professionals to undertake a PhD program without disturbing their current work engagements.
The PhD program consists of two phases. The first phase of the program involves core and doctoral course work, followed by a Viva and a Research Proposal Presentation. The second phase requires the PhD scholars to work on their thesis and finally defend the same. The thesis is expected to make significant contribution to the discipline of management or an allied area of management.
The course work aims at providing inputs in various areas of management to enable the scholar apply them in his research. Eight core courses across different management disciplines have to a completed during the first phase. These courses will provide basic knowledge and skills that the PhD scholars must be familiar with while conducting research in emerging issues of management. These will include the use of latest methodologies and other research tools. The coursework and the research work is interspersed with two semester breaks during which the scholars are expected to work on their areas of interest. The scholars are encouraged to do a research paper/project with an area faculty during the summer and winter semester breaks.
On successful completion of the core courses, the scholars will have to appear for comprehensive exams based on these courses. On passing the exam, they will be allowed to do the doctoral level courses, spanning a semester. The scholars are required to do four such area specific doctoral courses. Out of these four, at least three have to be from the scholar’s area of specialization and the fourth course may be a doctoral course from any other area or a seminar course. These courses will provide the required subject knowledge in the area of specialization and also provide exposure to contemporary issues worth investigating. During the second phase of the coursework, the scholars are allowed to undertake a seminar course in consultation with an area faculty in the field of research interest. This will be a course of 1.5 credits. The scholar needs to identify a topic of interest which may potentially lead to a thesis problem. The outcome of this course should be a research paper/working paper of JGBS and can be taken for publication in an appropriate journal. The scholar and guide will be co-authors of the paper for the journal.
Full–time PhD (3 years) | ||||||||
Semester I | Semester II | Summer Break | Semester III | Winter Break | Semester IV | Summer Break | Semester V & VI |
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Core Courses | Core Courses | Research Paper/ Comprehensive Exam | Doctoral courses | Viva | Proposal Presentation | Research/Thesis | Research/Thesis Defense |
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Part–time PhD (4 years) | ||||||||
Semester I | Semester II | Summer Break | Semester III | Winter Break | Semester IV | Summer Break | Semester V & VI | Semester VII, VIII |
Core Courses | Core Courses | Research Paper | Core Courses | Comprehensive Exam | Doctoral courses | Viva | Proposal Presentation, Research/Thesis | Research/Thesis Defense |
The final stage of the PhD program is the thesis defence. This is to judge the scholarly contribution of the thesis to the knowledge pertinent to the understanding and resolution of management problem. The scholar should demonstrate professional competence in developing a model or a set of hypothesis, collecting and interpreting data, reaching conclusions and drawing the implications for research and managerial practice.
An applicant seeking admission to the Ph.D. in Management Programme must satisfy the following academic criteria:
Full–time PhD
Part–Time PhD
Currently admission into the PhD. Programme is available in the fall semester (on 1 August)
An application to JGBS doesn’t guarantee admission into PhD program. An internal committee will evaluate the applications on merit and shortlist the candidates.
Candidates shall be selected on the basis of their academic record, performance in research aptitude test and personal interview.
As per the UGC rules, the minimum & maximum period of study and research shall not be less than 3 years from the date of enrolment (36 months) & 7 years (84 months) respectively from the date of provisional registration of the candidate. However, in case the performance of the research scholar has been exceptionally good and proven through substantial publications, the period can be reduced by six months. The part time PhD program is for minimum 4 years (48 months) and maximum 7 years (84 months). However, in case the performance of the research scholar has been exceptionally good and proven through substantial publications, the period can be reduced by six months.
The full time PhD students will have to pay registration fee of Rs. 10,000 at the time of joining (one time fees) and a submission fee of Rs 5000/ at the time of thesis submission. They will receive a stipend of Rs. 25000/ per month during the first three year of PhD program. Contingency and conference allowance are under active consideration for successful PhD students. The full time scholars are eligible for free accommodation and food during the first three years of their PhD program. The number of scholarships for full time PhD program is limited and is purely based on merit. Hence interested scholars who intend to pursue full time PhD program without any scholarship have to pay the fees of a part time scholar and join the program.
The Ph.D. fees (for the full time scholars without fellowship/ part time scholars) are as per the following:
| Semester | Annual |
Registration Fees (One Time) | 10000* | 10000* |
Semester Fees | 40000 | 80000 |
Library Usage Fee | 15000 | 30000 |
Software and Database usage Fees | 20000 | 40000 |
Total | 75000 | 150000 |
JGBS scholars have to bear their expenses for international exchange programs and school will only facilitate their engagement with partner schools.
A scholarship programme is one of the most common ways to give financial assistance to underprivileged members of the community, who have great potential to thrive in academics. Our scholarship policies ensure that such students must not be left behind because of financial constraints.
We currently have nine categories in total under which the scholarships are granted: Savitri Jindal Studentship, Award Merit Scholarship, Shallu Jindal Outstanding Women Scholarship, Mrinaldeep Singh Scholarship, Savitri Jindal Merit cum Fellowship, Naveen Jindal Young Global Scholarship, O. P. Jindal Outstanding Merit Scholarship, Haryana Domicile Fee Concession and Chancellor’s Discretionary Fee Concession.
Every year, Merit cum Means Scholarship applications are invited from students and reviewed by the scholarship committee during a series of frequent meetings. Rules and regulations are drafted/amended every year as required. The criterion taken into consideration are merit (CGPA) and means (family income). Many other factors also play an important role like participation in debates, sports, cultural activities, societies’ events etc., contribution to university and research. The review is done in such a way that maximum students get benefitted.
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