NAS College Ph.D. (Commerce) FAQs
Ques. Is UGC-NET mandatory for PhD admission in Commerce at NAS College?
Ans. No, UGC-NET is not mandatory for PhD admission. Candidates can qualify through the CCSU Research Entrance Test (CCSURET). However, UGC-NET/JRF or CSIR-NET/JRF qualified candidates are exempted from CCSURET and directly called for the RAC interview. Having NET/JRF also makes candidates eligible for the UGC Junior Research Fellowship stipend.
Ques. How many PhD supervisors are available in the Commerce department at NAS College?
Ans. The Department of Commerce at NAS College has 10 faculty members, most of whom hold Doctorate degrees and are recognised PhD supervisors under CCSU. The number of available seats per supervisor depends on CCSU norms (typically 8 scholars per supervisor at any given time). Prospective scholars should contact the department directly to check supervisor availability and research areas.
Ques. What are the popular research areas for PhD in Commerce at NAS College?
Ans. Popular research areas in the Commerce department at NAS College include Financial Management and Capital Markets, Taxation and GST, Corporate Governance, Banking and Financial Services, Human Resource Management, Marketing Management, Entrepreneurship and MSMEs, and Accounting Standards. Scholars are advised to discuss their research interest with potential supervisors before applying.
Ques. What is the minimum and maximum duration for completing PhD in Commerce at NAS College?
Ans. As per UGC Regulations 2016 and CCSU PhD Ordinance 2019, the minimum duration for completing a PhD is 3 years from the date of registration, and the maximum duration is 6 years. An extension of up to 2 years may be granted in special circumstances with the approval of the university. Full-time scholars are expected to complete within 5 years.
Ques. Can a working professional pursue PhD in Commerce at NAS College?
Ans. Yes, working professionals can pursue PhD in Commerce at NAS College as a part-time scholar, subject to CCSU norms. Part-time scholars must submit a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from their employer and are required to spend a minimum number of days at the research centre each year. The maximum duration for part-time scholars is typically 7 years.
Ques. What career opportunities are available after completing PhD in Commerce from NAS College (CCSU)?
Ans. PhD in Commerce from NAS College (CCSU) opens doors to careers as Assistant Professor/Associate Professor in colleges and universities (UGC-NET/SET qualification also required for teaching positions), Senior Research Fellow, Research Analyst, Financial Consultant, and positions in government research organisations. The PhD degree from a CCSU-affiliated college is recognised by UGC and is valid for academic and research positions across India.
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