SGRRU Ph.D Commerce: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. Candidates must hold a Master of Commerce (M.Com) degree with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks (50% for SC/ST candidates). A qualifying score in the RET (Research Entrance Test) is mandatory for admission consideration.

Ans. The Research Entrance Test (RET) is a mandatory entrance examination designed to assess research aptitude, subject knowledge, and analytical skills of doctoral candidates. The exam is conducted in both online and offline modes, typically covering research methodology, commerce theories, and general knowledge relevant to doctoral studies.

Ans. After completing the required coursework and research phases, candidates must submit their doctoral thesis for evaluation. The thesis undergoes internal and external review by subject experts, followed by a viva voce examination. Successful defense of the thesis leads to the award of the Ph.D. degree.

Ans. The Ph.D. (Commerce) program has a duration of 3-6 years on a full-time basis. Most candidates complete the program within 4-5 years, depending on their research progress and thesis completion timeline. The program includes coursework in the first semester followed by research and thesis work.

Ans. Ph.D. graduates have excellent career prospects in academia, research institutions, government policy bodies, corporate organizations, and consulting firms. The degree opens doors to faculty positions, research fellowships, policy advisory roles, and senior management positions in various sectors.

Ans. The total fee for 3 years is Rs 2,46,000 with semester-wise payment of tuition and development fees. One-time fees include admission, enrollment, other fees, thesis submission fee, and security deposit. Installment options may be available; candidates should contact the admissions office for specific payment plan details.