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5 minutes ago, DummyVariable said:

MS and PhD entry requirements tough chesthara..

If the requirements are easy, why isn't everyone getting one?

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1 minute ago, PilliBeta said:

If the requirements are easy, why isn't everyone getting one?

NPU/SVU batch is everyone only ani db cheppindhi

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2 minutes ago, DummyVariable said:

NPU/SVU batch is everyone only ani db cheppindhi

Do they have PhDs?

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3 minutes ago, PilliBeta said:

Do they have PhDs?

No, but if every graduate gets an H1 and every PhD gets a GC then there will be a flood of people coming in. Are they not making the entry requirements tough then?

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20 minutes ago, DummyVariable said:

No, but if every graduate gets an H1 and every PhD gets a GC then there will be a flood of people coming in. Are they not making the entry requirements tough then?

Every year hundreds of students apply, and six students are admitted. They need to convince someone to fund them for 6-7 years, work their ass off and publish to convince the committee. Are the requirements not tough enough already. It's not like Universities can increase the number of students just because more people apply for them. The University spends close to 120k on each PhD student per year (70k in tuition fee waiver, 40k in stipend, 10k in health insurance). So, they can only take more students if more faculty have money to take more students. And if more faculty have money, it means research is progressing. In other words, the number of PhD students a University produces directly correlates with the research budget and research progress. 

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2 minutes ago, PilliBeta said:

Every year hundreds of students apply, and six students are admitted. They need to convince someone to fund them for 6-7 years, work their ass off and publish to convince the committee. Are the requirements not tough enough already. It's not like Universities can increase the number of students just because more people apply for them. The University spends close to 120k on each PhD student per year (70k in tuition fee waiver, 40k in stipend, 10k in health insurance). So, they can only take more students if more faculty have money to take more students. And if more faculty have money, it means research is progressing. In other words, the number of PhD students a University produces directly correlates with the research budget and research progress. 

I am not talking about decent and above universities for PhDs ra.. those requirements may be tough but Cumberland will also award a PhD and the entry requirements aren’t as tough so people will favor it to get a GC. Also if everyone gets an h1 after an MS then a lot more people would be applying for kufli universities just so that they can bag an h1..

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16 minutes ago, DummyVariable said:

I am not talking about decent and above universities for PhDs ra.. those requirements may be tough but Cumberland will also award a PhD and the entry requirements aren’t as tough so people will favor it to get a GC. Also if everyone gets an h1 after an MS then a lot more people would be applying for kufli universities just so that they can bag an h1..

Do you know anyone from Cumberland who graduated with a PhD? You won't, because they don't exist. They just spend some time in the program, they don't really graduate. 

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6 minutes ago, PilliBeta said:

Do you know anyone from Cumberland who graduated with a PhD? You won't, because they don't exist. They just spend some time in the program, they don't really graduate. 

I have empathy for them but I don’t know if they graduate. They may just be extending the years until they get their h1 probably.

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11 hours ago, PilliBeta said:

Do you know anyone from Cumberland who graduated with a PhD? You won't, because they don't exist. They just spend some time in the program, they don't really graduate. 

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