DBSGU Ph.D (Television) Part Time FAQs
Ques. Can I pursue the Part-Time Ph.D. in Television at DBSGU while working full-time in the television industry?
Ans. Yes, the Part-Time Ph.D. in Television at DBSGU is specifically designed for working professionals. Classes are held only on Saturdays and Sundays (9:15 am to 6:10 pm), allowing you to continue your full-time job. However, you must ensure your workplace provides the necessary research infrastructure, and you need to submit an NOC from your employer.
Ques. What is the total fee for the Part-Time Ph.D. (Television) at DBSGU, and how does it differ from the Full-Time option?
Ans. The total fee for the Part-Time Ph.D. (Television) for the minimum duration of 4 years is Rs 4,30,000. This is higher than the Full-Time option (Rs 3,30,000 for 3 years) because the minimum duration is longer. The academic fee is the same at Rs 50,000 per semester, but Part-Time scholars pay for 8 semesters (4 years) versus 6 semesters (3 years) for Full-Time scholars.
Ques. Is a Co-guide mandatory for Part-Time Ph.D. scholars at DBSGU?
Ans. Yes, Part-Time Ph.D. candidates at DBSGU are required to have a Co-guide from their organisation. This Co-guide must be approved by the university authorities. The primary Guide will always be a DBSGU faculty member selected based on the research topic and availability.
Ques. I have cleared UGC-NET. Do I still need to appear for the Ph.D. Entrance Test (PET) at DBSGU?
Ans. No. Candidates who have cleared UGC-NET, CSIR-NET, GATE, GPAT, ICMR, or DST-INSPIRE within the last 2 years of the session they are applying for are exempt from the PET. They only need to appear for the Interview conducted by the Faculty Research Committee (FRC). You must submit a scanned copy of the qualifying certificate (not the scorecard) at least two days before the PET date.
Ques. What is the minimum and maximum duration for the Part-Time Ph.D. in Television at DBSGU?
Ans. The minimum duration for the Part-Time Ph.D. at DBSGU is 4 years, and the maximum is 6 years. There is no residency period requirement for Part-Time scholars, but attendance in Ph.D. coursework and other academic activities is mandatory as scheduled (Saturdays and Sundays).
Ques. What career opportunities are available after completing a Ph.D. in Television from DBSGU?
Ans. A Ph.D. in Television from DBSGU opens doors to careers as a University Professor or Researcher in media studies, Research Scientist in broadcast technology, Senior Content Strategist or Media Consultant, Policy Analyst in media regulation, Editorial positions in academic journals focused on media and communication, and leadership roles in television production companies or broadcast networks. The doctoral qualification is particularly valued for academic and research positions in media institutions.
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