NAGPUR: In worst-ever outcome, just 12% applicants of the full 1,996 managed to clear the PhD entrance test (PET-I) performed through Nagpur University from December 27 to 29. The pass percentage dropped through 15.41% this year with 236 aspirants making it for PET-II to be held on January 13.
Business management and trade control (31) followed through mechanical engineering (30) were given the most selection of a hit applicants. Engineering college tops the chart with 89 a hit applicants below different branches this time too. Over the years, the college has been registering maximum selection of PhD registrations, which used to be one of the reasons that made NU best brass introduce stringent reforms as a quality keep an eye on measure.
Even trade and control college till closing year used to remain oversubscribed and the selection of registered students went with reference to 100 at a time.
Last year, 279 aspirants had cleared the PET-I when detrimental marking used to be increased to half a mark for each and every improper answer from a 1/4th mark amid resistance from inside the statutory our bodies and division heads. Of those, 63 had in any case cleared the PET-II, the lowest then.
Also, there have been either no takers or no vacancy or no one cleared 50% of the subjects by which research programmes are offered through the university. The 236 a hit applicants are from 38 topics, this means that the NU gained’t need to behavior PET-II for rest of the 35 courses.
There used to be drop in selection of candidates too for this PET. NU had won 2,391 online paperwork while 2,010 applicants had showed programs through submitting exhausting copies of which 1,996 have been found eligible. Tight time table and goof up through PhD cellular too have been blamed for lesser selection of programs. NU has no longer disclosed what number of in any case gave the impression in the exam. Though three,500 had implemented, 2,zero41 had in any case gave the impression in the first entrance closing year.
English used to be the only language subject where just one candidate has cleared the first test, while the overall tally rests on PET-II end result. Thirty-three topics in all had a hit applicants in unmarried digits . Seven topics had just one candidate each and every clearing the exam.
The low pass percentage hasn’t disappointed research guides who now appear to have learned the long-term benefits.
A PhD manager lauded the NU management pronouncing the PET-I is all about common consciousness, logical considering and reasoning features. The minimum pass score is 50% which, the manager feels, isn't a big activity for critical aspirants.
However, some humanities guides have expressed concern concerning the upcoming PET-II for which papers have been set through part-timers. They said if subject experts were not available right here, NU will have invited them from other states as a substitute of asking contributory teachers to set the papers.
Business management and trade control (31) followed through mechanical engineering (30) were given the most selection of a hit applicants. Engineering college tops the chart with 89 a hit applicants below different branches this time too. Over the years, the college has been registering maximum selection of PhD registrations, which used to be one of the reasons that made NU best brass introduce stringent reforms as a quality keep an eye on measure.
Even trade and control college till closing year used to remain oversubscribed and the selection of registered students went with reference to 100 at a time.
Last year, 279 aspirants had cleared the PET-I when detrimental marking used to be increased to half a mark for each and every improper answer from a 1/4th mark amid resistance from inside the statutory our bodies and division heads. Of those, 63 had in any case cleared the PET-II, the lowest then.
Also, there have been either no takers or no vacancy or no one cleared 50% of the subjects by which research programmes are offered through the university. The 236 a hit applicants are from 38 topics, this means that the NU gained’t need to behavior PET-II for rest of the 35 courses.
There used to be drop in selection of candidates too for this PET. NU had won 2,391 online paperwork while 2,010 applicants had showed programs through submitting exhausting copies of which 1,996 have been found eligible. Tight time table and goof up through PhD cellular too have been blamed for lesser selection of programs. NU has no longer disclosed what number of in any case gave the impression in the exam. Though three,500 had implemented, 2,zero41 had in any case gave the impression in the first entrance closing year.
English used to be the only language subject where just one candidate has cleared the first test, while the overall tally rests on PET-II end result. Thirty-three topics in all had a hit applicants in unmarried digits . Seven topics had just one candidate each and every clearing the exam.
The low pass percentage hasn’t disappointed research guides who now appear to have learned the long-term benefits.
A PhD manager lauded the NU management pronouncing the PET-I is all about common consciousness, logical considering and reasoning features. The minimum pass score is 50% which, the manager feels, isn't a big activity for critical aspirants.
However, some humanities guides have expressed concern concerning the upcoming PET-II for which papers have been set through part-timers. They said if subject experts were not available right here, NU will have invited them from other states as a substitute of asking contributory teachers to set the papers.
Only 12% clear Nagpur University PET-I, lowest ever
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