CHM Ph.D. (Hindi) FAQs
Ques. Is the MU PET mandatory for admission to the Ph.D. (Hindi) programme at CHM College?
Ans. The MU PET is the primary entrance requirement for PhD admission at CHM College under the University of Mumbai. However, candidates who hold a valid UGC-NET/JRF or Maharashtra SET (MH-SET) certificate in Hindi are exempted from appearing in the PET. Candidates must produce the relevant certificate at the time of application.
Ques. What are the research specialisations available under Ph.D. (Hindi) at CHM College?
Ans. The Department of Hindi at CHM College has faculty with expertise in areas including Bhakti Kavya, Modern Hindi Fiction, Hindi Linguistics, Comparative Literature, Dalit Literature in Hindi, and Contemporary Hindi Poetry. Candidates are advised to contact the department to know the current research interests of available guides before finalising their research proposal.
Ques. Can I pursue Ph.D. (Hindi) on a part-time basis while working as a Hindi teacher?
Ans. Yes, the Ph.D. (Hindi) programme at CHM College is available in part-time mode, which is particularly suitable for working Hindi teachers and lecturers. Part-time scholars must submit a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from their employer. The minimum duration for part-time PhD is 4 years and the maximum is 7 years. Attendance for coursework and DRC meetings is mandatory as per the university schedule.
Ques. What documents are required at the time of PhD (Hindi) application at CHM College?
Ans. The following documents are required: PET marksheet or NET/SET/JRF certificate, M.A. Part I and II marksheets and degree certificate (self-certified copies), a research proposal, category certificate (for reserved category candidates), a valid photo ID (Aadhaar/Passport/PAN), and passport-size photographs. Employed candidates must also submit an NOC from their employer.
Ques. What is the coursework structure for Ph.D. (Hindi) at CHM College?
Ans. As per the University of Mumbai's PhD Ordinance, all registered PhD scholars must complete mandatory coursework covering Research Methodology, Review of Literature, and subject-specific papers in Hindi. The coursework is conducted for one semester and scholars must pass the university-conducted examination before proceeding to the research phase. The coursework exam fee is payable to the University of Mumbai.
Ques. How is the research guide allotted for Ph.D. (Hindi) at CHM College?
Ans. Research guide allotment is done by the Department of Hindi at CHM College based on the candidate's research proposal, the guide's area of expertise, and the available vacancy under each guide (as per UGC norms, a guide can supervise a maximum of 8 scholars at a time). Candidates are encouraged to discuss their research interests with the department faculty before submitting their application to improve the chances of guide allotment in their preferred area.
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