MPhil has been discontinued as part of the National Education Policy, which was unveiled by Modi govt last week and sets the stage for a vast array of reforms.
Forget comparing it with classics like Hrithik’s Ek Pal Ka Jeena or the slick title track of Dhoom 2, Janaab-e-Aali does not even come close to Ghungroo.
India’s industrial output growth saw a 10-month low in June, with Index of Industrial Production (IIP) growing by mere 1.5% as against 1.9% in May 2025.
Standing up to America is usually not a personal risk for a leader in India. Any suggestions of foreign pressure unites India behind who they see as leading them in that fight.
Right decision. Delusions will end. Half baked ones are most dangerous, they have been misusing the certificate for personal gains by continuing to half bake whatever comes in their way. Well done India.
The dicition is totally disappointing. Regular M. Phil degree should continue as a replacement for course work for Ph. D and by considering this way M. Phil degree get its due recognition and importance.
If Modi hi has studied MPhil then, he can come to know, wether it’s important or not. This are all politics, what ever the education system is going to change is foolish thing, I don’t support
The government is not only abolishing the MPhil programme but also making Masters degree of two years equivalent to studying an extra year in bachelors in college ! (as that will be considered sufficient qualification to do PhD, instead of a master’s course as in the present). This is outrageous and will severely affect the quality of research !
According to it, doing MPhil is a waste of two years in the ‘productive period’ of the life of a person! It shows the kind of attitude that the government has towards academic research, science and knowledge.
Moreover, a question arises that how is PhD which takes more years not considered a ‘waste of time’ by the government if a two year MPhil course is?!
Note that MPhil is anyways not a compulsory course to do PhD, but an optional one for those who want to work on a smaller research project requiring shorter duration. Not all topics are worth doing a PhD study on.
Students must have the right of and get opportunity of doing MPhil.
Right decision. Delusions will end. Half baked ones are most dangerous, they have been misusing the certificate for personal gains by continuing to half bake whatever comes in their way. Well done India.
The dicition is totally disappointing. Regular M. Phil degree should continue as a replacement for course work for Ph. D and by considering this way M. Phil degree get its due recognition and importance.
If Modi hi has studied MPhil then, he can come to know, wether it’s important or not. This are all politics, what ever the education system is going to change is foolish thing, I don’t support
Grant older M.phil degree holders whose thesis are of good quality, a PHD degree by holding an additional vaiva on their thesis.
Grant older M.phil degree holders whose thesis are of good quality, a PHD degree by holding an additional vaiva on their thesis.
The government is not only abolishing the MPhil programme but also making Masters degree of two years equivalent to studying an extra year in bachelors in college ! (as that will be considered sufficient qualification to do PhD, instead of a master’s course as in the present). This is outrageous and will severely affect the quality of research !
According to it, doing MPhil is a waste of two years in the ‘productive period’ of the life of a person! It shows the kind of attitude that the government has towards academic research, science and knowledge.
Moreover, a question arises that how is PhD which takes more years not considered a ‘waste of time’ by the government if a two year MPhil course is?!
Note that MPhil is anyways not a compulsory course to do PhD, but an optional one for those who want to work on a smaller research project requiring shorter duration. Not all topics are worth doing a PhD study on.
Students must have the right of and get opportunity of doing MPhil.