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How is the PhD program at GNLU ? Is there a prerequisite for preparing the exam ? Do they prefer past experience ? Do I need to the contact the professor I wish to work under or is it a random allotment ?
GNLU Zindabad
1. Please learn how to spell "genuine" (and other English words) correctly. This error is certainly not your first. You can't be successful in any PhD or PhD admissions procedure if you can't spell, JFYI.
2. What kind of English is "preparing the exam"? Are you the one who plans to come up with the exam questions? Please learn how to construct English sentences and how to understand their meaning. And yes, if you do plan to be the paper author, there is likely to be a prerequisit: some years' post-PhD PQE.
3. Basic proofreading is missing here. Come on, FFS! What is "the contact the professor"? You lost me by that sentence, and unless you majorly pull up your socks, are likely to end up having that happen to you more often!
"Adhjal ghaghari chalkat jaaye"