Indore: The clouds of doubt have been dispelled by the Ph.D Entrance Exam at Devi Ahilya University, Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Where (Doctoral Entrance Test) DET will now be organized by MP online. After the refusal of NTA, DET was going to conduct DAVV itself. Now the final discussion regarding the exam is to be held with MP Online next week.
After the completion of this last church, the clouds of doubt have been removed as to who will conduct the PhD entrance exam of Devi Ahilya University. PhD’s entrance exam Doctoral Entrance Test ie DET will now be organized through MP Online. After the refusal of NTA, DAVV itself was going to organize DET but now this responsibility has been given to MP Online.
After this case, DAVV changed its decision
In Ujjain’s Vikram University, the matter of increasing the number of failed students to pass the PhD entrance examination came to light, in this case an FIR was lodged against 4 officials including the registrar. After this incident, DAVV has given up the idea of organizing DET. DAVV will now conduct this exam through MP Online. In fact, the examination should be conducted with full transparency, so DAVV has entrusted this responsibility to MP Online. Next week, the final discussion will be held with MP Online regarding the exam.
Exam for 476 seats of PhD can be held till this month
Please tell that this time there are more than 150 guides and 476 seats. In the last examination, out of 4590 research scholars, 890 passed. This time management has the maximum number of seats. After this, there are seats for commerce on the second number and education on the third. Exam Controller Dr. Ashesh Tiwari has been made in-charge of PhD cell. DAVV had already prepared for DET and now the exam will be conducted after finalizing the preparations. At present, it is believed that the online application for the exam will start next month and after that the exam will be conducted in September or October.
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