IIM Bodh Gaya PhD admission 2022 begins; Eligibility, selection process
Anu Parthiban | May 9, 2022 | 09:53 AM IST | 1 min read
IIM Bodh Gaya: Applicants with a PG degree from IIM with a minimum of 60% will be able to apply directly and join from 2 year after the selection process.
NEW DELHI: Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Bodh Gaya has invited applications for PhD admission 2022 in management. The institute had added two more streams in PhD - business communication and strategy. Candidates who are interested in applying for the IIM Bodh Gaya PhD admission 2022 should register before May 15, 2022.
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IIM Bodh Gaya offers eight specialization streams for PhD programmes in Management. These include strategy, marketing, OB and HRM, economics, finance and accounting, IT system and analytics, business communication and operating management and QT.
IIM Bodh Gaya PhD admission: Eligibility
Applicants who have completed their BE, BTech, BArch with a minimum of 65% will be eligible to apply for the programmes. They should have scored at least 60% in masters.
Candidates who have a valid score in CAT 2020/2021 or GRE/ GMAT/ GATE/ JRF (UGC/CSIR) will be eligible to apply.
Those applicants with a post graduate programme (PGP) degree from IIM with a minimum of 60%, in the last five years, will be able to apply directly and join from 2 year after the selection process.
The selection process will include a two-stage interview process -personal interview and research aptitude.
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Male applicants will have to pay an application fee of Rs 500, whereas female candidates and those under the reserved category will have to pay Rs 250.
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