MIT School of Management

Admission is based on an entrance test and a personal interview. Candidates with valid UGC-NET/JRF, CAT, GMAT, or equivalent scores may be exempt from the entrance test.

Research areas include Marketing, Finance, Human Resource Management, Organizational Behavior, Strategy, Operations Management, Entrepreneurship, Business Analytics, and International Business.

The program typically takes a minimum of 3 years and a maximum of 6 years, depending on research progress and thesis completion.

Yes, research fellowships, stipends, and financial aid are available based on merit and research projects. Candidates are also encouraged to apply for external funding.

Yes, PhD scholars must complete coursework covering research methodology, data analysis, and domain-specific subjects before starting their full-scale research.

Yes, the university has partnerships with leading corporate firms, allowing scholars to conduct industry-based research and collaborate with business professionals.

Yes, PhD scholars must publish at least two research papers in indexed journals before submitting their thesis, as per university guidelines.

Supervisors are assigned based on research interests and faculty expertise. Candidates may express preferences during the admission process.

For more details, contact the PhD admissions office at phd-admissions@mituniversity.edu.in or visit the university website.