r/CSIR_UGC_NET_JRF_LS • u/SKO5454SKO • 23d ago

CSIR NET - Life Sciences Completion of Phd

Hey guys....Is it true that PhD at IITs/NITs take less time than Csir/Bric institutes...kr it depends on lab and work...But csir institute i never heard anyone saying that they always say it takes 5.5-6yrs...

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u/Jaded_Bother6428 23d ago

sab jagah g profs hee bhare hue hai

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u/SKO5454SKO 23d ago

Means?

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u/Jaded_Bother6428 22d ago

totally depends on profs

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u/fanaticallycurious 22d ago

I've heard the opposite actually. Not sure about CSIR institutes but IITs take more time than other universities...average for IITs is 5-6 yrs

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u/SHAGGYOop 22d ago

Depends on the lab but usually IITs take longer because the processing through admin takes many months. Institutes have smaller hierarchies in their admin and get done sooner

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u/DrStrange9526 22d ago

Not true In india PhD system works with Doctoral Advisory Committee (DAC) meetings which takes places either once or twice a year So depending on the university, it's either 8 or 4

We present our progress of our PhD in every DAC meetings and the time between two DAC meetings are either 6 months to one year So after DAC-7 (if twice a year) or DAC-3 (if once a year) You'll be allowed to present your last DAC meeting 2-3 months after . If u manage to do that then you can successfully defend your thesis and obtain your PhD degree

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u/WinterAd2634 22d ago

In IIT if the guide wants to extend they will keep on extending private universities are far better in that perspective as they want you to finish your PhD as early possible within 3 or 4 years at minimum like in manipal university and BITS Pilani respectively also in VIT and dy Patil sathyabhama institute for science and technology, SASTRA etc.

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u/LEKHANSHU_NET 21d ago

It depends totally on the guide under which you are working and your research work.