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Hey
Thanks for your response.
Am in bit confused state cos though I achieved admission from reputed univeRsity,after seeing my seniors coming out without publications that distress me...
I have two options in my hand...
UK research admission....reputed uni+ nopublications +no intrest in topic+no funding
or
US research ...not so reputed+publications+intrest in topic+ funding
Please
Can any one suggest me is it risk to start a phd(UK) without funding???
I have amount for first year but thinking for loan second n some charities third year???
iS IT ok??high risk????
:-(
Hi
Iam a recent postgraduate student and I would like to know the difference in PhD in Uk from US??
I hear in US ...we can get full funding for project along with publications.
Rather than here we hardly get one publication or rare at end of PhD??
Any suggestions....What should be the criteria for research???
Is it
TOPIC OF INTREST with
FUNDING..n
PUBLICATIONS??
how far it is worth to do in reputed university with less techniques
or
Is it better to do good university but with all techniques???
After you finish your PhD?
What is that they see???
1) Did you do from reputed university
2) Publications?
3) Techniques learnt.
Why Am I asking all these questions is I got PhD admission in no2 rank university in UK...
which is self funding...
Is it worth doing PhD just cos the uni is reputed one?? with no interest in topic
or
Just follow your area of interest...
I have seen this site is much helpful for all the starters...of PhD... !!
:-x
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