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Being from DU, I've already had the central university experience and honestly the administration is just frustrating that I no longer wish to pursue my Ph.D from here.
Professors and Seniors have advised me to try NLUs. As far as I have researched, only NLU Delhi is left, the rest are already finished with their Ph.D. admissions.
Does anyone have any experience with how the faculty, administration and overall Ph.D. experience is with NLU Delhi ?
Do they have a bias of admitting only NLU students or alumni ?
Do I need to have a stellar CV or will the admission purely be based on AILET & Interview?
Any information would be valuable. Thank You.
P.S. I can't afford to go abroad, due to financial and family constraints.
P.S.S. I want to make a career in academia, thus it's imperative I pursue a Ph.D.
I am scoring well in AILEt, have my doubta abt the interview stage...
Non STEM PhDs are generally waste of time and resources.
The post clearly said they want an academic career. Irrespective of Stem/Non-Stem, a Ph.D., is mandatory for most universities and promotions in any academic career.