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Government of India Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment Dr. Ambedkar International Centre 15, Janpath, New Delhi – 110001 Contact-011-23477499, 23477662.
Columbia University (USA) conferred the
Honorary Degree of
its
L.L.D. to Dr.
Ambedkar in Bi-Centennial
celebration special Convocation held in
New York- 1952.
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1. Background 1.1 Dr. Ambedkar International Centre, located at 15 Janpath in the heart
of New Delhi, has been set-up by the Ministry of Social Justice and
Empowerment, Government of
India. The aims of DAIC are to
promote and support high-
quality research on social and
economic issues by developing a
national database through
various studies conducted from
time to time, disseminate
knowledge aggregated through
the research work and nurture
social scientists to meet the needs
of users and beneficiaries. Dr.
Ambedkar International Centre
(DAIC) has been envisaged to be
the Centre of Excellence for
study, research analysis and
policy briefs in the field of Socio-
economic Transformation and
Buddhist Studies. The Centre works on reducing discrimination and exclusion
and monitors progress towards more inclusive society. The other important
areas of research which DAIC is going to take up are theory of social and
economic transformation of Dr. Ambedkar, transformational and developmental
aspects of Buddhism, policy review and policy advocacy and sustainable
development and livelihood through various activities in the Centre. The
knowledge product will not only be used to support industry and business
houses, but also to back all branches related to social sciences aiming to uplift
the life of people.
1.2 The Centre (DAIC) was envisaged as a Centre of Excellence which takes
forward Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s philosophy and contributes in improving the lives of
marginalized sections of society. The Centre is designed to promote multi-
disciplinary academic, as well as practice-oriented studies and encourage cutting
edge research. The Centre is designed to be a body that serves as think- tank for
development of social sector, and it intends to, through research, feed and impact
the policies of the Government of India. DAIC is also set up to undertake the
following activities as part of the research portfolio:
i. To promote and support high-quality research on social and economic issues.
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ii. To develop a national data base through various studies conducted from time to time.
iii. To disseminate knowledge aggregated through the research work and
nurture social scientists to meet the needs of users and beneficiaries.
iv. To communicate and promote public understanding of social science to
encourage involvement in research.
v. To undertake research activities which may help the Government in
reviewing policies related to social welfare and social justice.
vi. To conduct research on vision, theories, principles and policies of nation
building propounded by Dr. Ambedkar which have contributed in meeting
the challenges of socio-economic transformation and inclusive growth.
vii. To undertake empirical research in the field of sustainable development and
livelihood and to apply it for the benefit of society.
Since the inception, DAIC has made ‘Socio-economic Transformation’ a niche
area of its research activities through lectures, internship programme, seminars,
conferences and panel discussions for University students. Under the broad
research area of Socio-economic Transformation, the following are priority
research segments:
i. Trends and patterns of Socio-economic Transformation in Rural India
ii. Urbanization, Migration and Socio-economic Transformation
iii. Socio-economic Transformation for Nomadic Tribes in Urban Area
iv. Tackling Inequalities through Social and Economic Empowerment
v. Policies for Socio-economic Transformation and Sustainable Development
vi. Caste and gender-based Identities and Challenges for Inclusive Growth
vii. Policies for Better Livelihood for economically Backward Classes and other
allied sectors such as Transgender, Rag Picker, Beggars, etc.
viii. Dr. Ambedkar’s Thoughts and Philosophy on Socio-economic Transformation
ix. Sustainable Development and its Goals
x. Welfare Policies and Schemes by the Government for SC, ST, OBC, EWS
Divyangjan, and Minorities
xi. Entrepreneurship Development for Youth, Women, Aspirational Districts and
Rural India
xii. Social Acceptability, Laws and Welfare Policies for Transgender
2. About Dr. Ambedkar Doctoral Fellowship
2.1. Dr. Ambedkar International Centre (DAIC), under the financial assistance of
Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, (GoI) has started Dr. Ambedkar
Doctoral Fellowship.
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2.2. The Fellow is expected to undertake research and publication in one or more
areas of Socio-economic Transformation mentioned in para 1.3. The fellow will have
to take up a new research work under the fellowship and he/she is strongly expected
to generate a publishable
manuscript towards the end of the
fellowship. The fellow is also
expected to conduct two seminars,
and contribute in other academic
activities of DAIC including setting
up a digital archive on Socio-
economic Transformation and
Buddhist Studies.
3. Objectives
The Objectives of Fellowship are:
To provide an opportunity to scholars to carryout advanced studies and research
in the fields of Socio-economic Transformation, Sustainable Development and
Buddhist Studies.
To bridge the gap between policy for Socio-economic Transformation and
Sustainable Development and their impact after implementation.
To foster and promote collaborative research activities which will help in
providing policy feeds.
To contribute in overall Nation building plan through applied research.
4. Eligibility
4.1 UGC-NET.
4.2 Admission in a recognized university/institution, preferably in the top 100
institution/universities as per NIRF Ranking 2020.
4.3 Maximum Age Limit– 30 years (5 years relaxation to the reserved category candidates
as defined in Govt. of India norms).
4.4 Candidate should be eligible for registering for regular and full time Ph. D courses in a
University/Academic Institution.
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5. Selection Procedure for Doctoral Fellows
5.1 Advertisement - Selection will be made through open advertisement along with request
letters to top hundred universities/institutions for a total vacancies i.e. 40.
5.2 Scrutiny of verification of documents and eligibility - Scrutiny of applications (without
identity of applicants) received will be done at DAIC by a duly constituted committee constituted
after coding by Director, DAIC.
5.3 Evaluation Criteria Short-listing of candidates will be done on the basis of following evaluation criteria:
a) Marks obtained by the candidate in his post-graduation degree examination;
b) Research paper publication, other relevant publication.
c) The research proposal received along with the application and
d) Interview.
5.4 Distribution of marks out of 100
Criteria Detail Max:
Marks Percentage
(General)
Percentage
(Reserved)
Percentage of marks
in Post-graduation
70% and Above
(10 Marks )
65% and above
(10 Marks)
10
60%-69% (8 Marks) 55%-64% (8 Marks)
55% - 59% (5 Marks) 50%-54% (5 Marks)
The Rank in UGC-NET JRF qualified:
(50) marks
Only NET:
Under5,000 rank:
(max 40 Marks)
5001-7,000 rank:
(Max 30 Marks)
7,001-10,000
rank: (Max 20 Marks)
Above 10,000 rank
: (Max 10 marks)
JRF qualified:
(50) marks
Only NET:
Under 10,000
rank: (Max 40
Marks)
10,001-15,000
rank: (Max 30 Marks)
15,001-20,000
rank: (Max 20
Marks)
Above 20,000 rank
: (Max 10 Marks)
50
Evaluation of the Research
proposal and its relevance to
Society
20
Interview 20
Total 100
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Note: Marks for the UGC-NET exam would be pro-rata based on the rank subject to the
maximum specified.
5.5 Research Proposal- The candidate shall submit along with application a research
proposal in about 2500 words in a prescribed format and must contain aims and objectives,
research methodology, tentative chapterisation, hypothesis and focused area with appropriate
existing and proposed welfare policy as broad headings.
5.6 Declaration of Results- The result of the selected candidates will be declared after the
approval of the list by the Member Secretary, DAF.
5.7 The Reservation Policy as per GOI norms shall be implemented and factored in for
final merit list. The distribution of vacancies are as following:
S.No. Category Seats Reserved
1. UR 15
2. SC 6
3. ST 3
4. OBC 11
5. EWS 4
6. PwD (Persons with disabilities) 1
Total Seats 40
5.8. Notification Post selection procedure, (list of the selected candidates recommended by the
selection committee and duly approved by the Member Secretary) will be notified by the
Director, DAIC for award of fellowship and a copy of the notification will be sent to the
candidates and the same will be displayed on DAIC website.
5.9. Time Lines
The following calendar of activities and time lines will be followed:
Activity Timeline
Date of advertisement published in Newspapers 10th
August, 2020
Date of writing letters to Universities/Institutions 31st July, 2020
Last date of submitting application form 7th
September, 2020.
Date of completion of verification, evaluation and
eligibility check
15th
September, 2020
Interviews 21st to 26
th September, 2020
Declaration of result/ issue of
notification
30th
September,2020
Commencement of fellowship 12th
October, 2020
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6. Duration of Dr. Ambedkar Doctoral Fellowship
The timeline for Dr. Ambedkar Doctoral Fellowship is set for 2+1 years. Under no
circumstances, the timeline shall be extended.
7. Award of Dr. Ambedkar Doctoral Fellowship
7.1 Dr. Ambedkar Doctoral Fellowship will be awarded taking into consideration the overall
merit and research aptitude of the scholars with the following conditions:
7.1.1. Initially, the Fellowship will be awarded for two years and is extendable
for a maximum period of consecutive one year or till the date of submission of PhD
Thesis, whichever is earlier.
7.1.2. Each Ph. D Scholar, who is awarded Fellowship, will have to work on
whole time basis and will attend his/ her respective University/DAIC regularly to
carry on his/her Research work under the guidance of his/her supervisor and a joint
supervisor from DAIC.
7.1.3. The Scholar will have to undertake academic/research load of DAIC to be
assigned by his/her joint supervisor time to time.
7.1.4. The Scholar will regularly submit his/her six monthly Progress Report to be
monitored by the Research Advisory Committee (RAC) as further continuance of
Fellowship will depend on satisfactorily Progress Report of the research work done
by him/her.
7.1.5. The Scholar will publish at least two Research Papers during the entire
period of research in a UGC listed/ Refereed Journal.
7.1.6. The Scholar will complete his/her Ph. D Programme and shall submit
his/her Ph. D Thesis within the prescribed period as per provisions under the rules
by his/her respective University failing which he/she will have to refund the entire
amount Drawn by him/her under Fellowship.
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8. Cost Analysis
8.1. Cost estimate for the Dr. Ambedkar Doctoral Fellowship:
Nature of Assistance Doctoral
Duration 2 + 1 Years
Monthly Fellowship with annual increase of ` 3000/- ` 35,000/-
HRA* Per Month ` 6,000/-
Contingency Fund per Annum** ` 25,000/-
Escorts / Reader Assistance Per Month in cases of (Divyangs) physically disabled &
blind candidates ` 3,000/-
National Travel Per Month*** ` 5,000/-
* The amount indicated is maximum permissible. Eligible amount will be fixed on actual
rent agreement basis. No HRA will be paid to the local residents.
** The amount indicated is maximum permissible. Eligible amount will be fixed by
assessing the Research Project. The equipments and books purchased, if any, out of the
Contingency grant will be the property of DAIC and will have to be deposited at the time
of submission of the thesis.
*** The amount indicated is maximum permissible. The amount will not be given in
advance. It will be reimbursed through proper channel after verification of the approved
travel plan by the competent authority and on the basis of hard copies of travel tickets.
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9. Allocation of Joint Supervisor
9.1. The academic faulty of DAIC with a Ph.D degree shall be recognized as Joint Research Supervisor.
9.2. The allocation of Joint Research Supervisor for a selected research scholar shall
be decided by DAIC depending on the specializations among the available Supervisors
and research interests.
9.3. If the Joint Research Supervisor of a candidate desires to withdraw his/her name
due to some valid reason(s), the competent authority may allow the candidate to work
with his/her Research Supervisor of the respective University, on the recommendation
of the Research Advisory Committee, comprising academic staff of DAIC and two
external members (to be nominated by Director, DAIC). Joint supervisor from DAIC
may be changed only under extraordinary circumstances.
10. Research Topics
10.1. After completing codal formalities, the candidate will give a presentation of
the synopsis of his/her proposed research programme before the Board of Studies
of the respective University/Institution. One academic staff from DAIC will be
nominated for BOS.
10.2. After approval of the topic and synopsis of the Research Scholar with name
of the Supervisor/Joint Supervisor by DAIC, the respective University will
host/upload the Synopsis on the topic approved on the INFLIBNET website of
‘Shodhgangotri (shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in).’
11. Measurable Indicators
11.1. The Universities/Institutions are expected to divided three years doctoral
scheme into six measurable units. The work of the researcher will be evaluated
through the following evaluation method:
i. Six Months(Presentation and Research Paper Preparation)
ii. Second Six Months (Progression Report, Publication of a Research Paper)
iii. Third Six Months (Presentation of Chapter/Chapters)
iv. Fourth Six Months (Presentation of Draft theses and
organising/attending a National/International Seminar)
v. Fifth Six Months (Pre-Submission Presentation/ Thesis
Writing/Publication of Research Paper)
vi. Sixth Six Months (Thesis Submission)
11.2. The affiliating University of the candidate shall develop appropriate
methods so as to complete the entire process of evaluation of Ph. D thesis.
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11.3. Prior to the submission of the thesis, the scholar shall make a pre
submission in the form of presentation before the committee constituted by concerned
University, including the Joint Supervisor of DAIC. The feedback and comments
obtained from them may be suitably incorporated into the Draft thesis under the
guidance of his/her supervisor and joint supervisor.
12. Target Beneficiaries
12.1. Although the scheme has not been designed for any location, area and segment
of population yet the Government of India norms will be followed during the
selection for all candidates. The candidates for Dr. Ambedkar Doctoral
Fellowship will be registered at a University in India through proper channel.
12.2. In total, 40 Dr. Ambedkar Doctoral Fellowship both for Indian and foreign
student will be awarded through a mechanism to identify the deserving candidate
may be as follows:
12.2.1. The candidates registered for a Ph. D degree, in a University (as per the
provisions of the University Grant Commission in India) will be eligible to apply
for the fellowship. The concerned University would invite applications from the
candidates who have completed their course work.
12.3. Specific Interventions: The schemes is dedicated to socio-economic
transformation, thereby including the marginalized and the socially and
economically backward groups. Therefore, Government of India norms for welfare of
SC, ST, OBC, EWC, etc. will be followed in selection of the fellows.
13. Gender Balance
13.1. A fair try will be made for selection of women candidates in case sufficient
number of applications is received and proposals are found as per the criteria decided
by DAIC.
14. Special Interventions Although no special provisions have been made which may go against the rules made by
the Government of India yet at least 10% seats may be given to North-East States, Bengal
and Orissa as some researchers from these states will be immensely helpful in conducting
research on inclusive growth and affirmative actions in North-East Region.
15. Documents to be submitted by the Doctoral Fellows
(A) Attested copies of the:
(i) Matriculation Pass Certificate or an equivalent Examination Certificate issued by the
Board/University for date of birth.
(ii) Senior Secondary Pass Certificate (10+2).
(iii) Detailed Mark Cards (DMCs) of Examinations of all the Parts of the Graduation
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Degree.
(iv) DMCs of Examinations of all the Parts of the Master’s Degree/Qualifying Examination in the relevant discipline.
(v) DMCs of Examinations of M.Phil. Or any other Research completed by the
candidates, if any, also submit the Papers offered.
(vi) Certificate of qualifying the UGC/CSIR NET/SLET, GATE, if any.
(vii) Character Certificate reporting on the inter-personal/social behavioral pattern of the
applicant issued by the Institution last attended by the candidate.
(viii) DMC of the Course Work, if any, already completed from the respective University,
and a Transcript of the Post Graduate Degree (Only for Doctoral Candidates).
(ix) No Objection Certificate from the Employer, in case the candidate is in a regular
service.
(xi) Self-attested SC/ST/OBC/PWD/EWS certificate issued by the competent authority.
(xii) Two Passport size Photographs, crossed signed by the candidate, one of which to be
affixed on the Application Form.
(xiii) Undertaking against Ragging (to be submitted through on-line). The UGC has launched
website for filling up the undertaking on-line www.antiragging.in or asking for the
details on [email protected].
(xiv) The candidates, who have passed the qualifying examinations from any Foreign
University will have to submit Equivalence Certificate from Association of Indian
Universities (AIU), New Delhi.
(xv) The selected candidate will also be required to execute a bond with DAIC.
16. Important Instructions
16.1. In case the candidate has received overpayment through, he/she is liable to
refund the same to DAIC and his/ her employer (if any) or the institution is authorized to
recover excess amount from his/her dues, on request from Government of India, and
refund the same to DAIC
16.2. No scholarship will be disbursed/ paid directly to the doctoral fellow. Payment for
the Doctoral fellowships will be made through the respective universities to which the
fellow belongs. Payment of Fellowship will be related in 6 months installments at a
time and before next installment utilization certificate and progress report will be
requested. The Contingency Fund shall be disbursed in two half yearly installments.
The Contingency Fund utilization must be properly accounted for duly supported by
vouchers including the interest if any earned thereon.
16.3. The utilization of contingency fund is permissible only for the following
purposes:
a) Purchase of Books/Journals/Monographs etc. related to subject of research
not available in DAIC Libraries. However such purchases shall be routed
through the library of DAIC for specific utilization for research by the
Doctoral Fellows and shall remain the property of DAIC at all times.
b) Photographic and other media material of relevance required for research.
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c) Re-Prints and Off Prints of relevant Research Papers.
d) Registration fee for attending Conferences/ Seminars in India.
e) Any other specific research related requirement other than for Capital Goods,
subject to prior approval of DAIC.
17. Cancellation of the Fellowship
17.1. In consultation with the parent institution of the scholar, the award of DF is
liable to be cancelled at any time in the following circumstances:
a) The DF directly or indirectly commit or become a party to any misconduct or
are in breach of any of the obligations under this Regulation.
b) During the period of study or research, if the DF is involved in any Criminal
Proceedings.
c) The DF received fellowship by misrepresentation of any of the material
information and/or by fraudulent act.
d) Continuing neglect of Research work or unsatisfactory progress in Research or
unauthorised and prolonged absence from work.
e) Disobedience of or indifference to the Supervisor/Joint Supervisor or
DAIC/partner institution Staff.
f) In case, it is proved that the fellow is engaged in plagiarism.
g) If DAIC decides to discontinue the Research by giving one month’s notice in
writing.
h) If the Candidate is later found ineligible or found employed during the research.
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Guidelines (How to apply)
Applicants / Candidates have to apply as per Application Form and submit typed
Research Proposal in two separate envelops (Two separate folders if apply online). Only
Application Form or Research Proposal have to be mentioned on the envelope, no other
details are required. Kindly ensure that no identity (Name, contact number, address etc.) are
marked written on the Research proposal. Both envelopes have to be packed in one big sealed
envelope (Folder). Applicants / Candidates should mention the applied fellowship on the top
of the sealed envelope as given below:
1. “Application for Doctoral Fellowship (National), DAIC”.
2. Sealed envelope may be send to “The Director, Dr. Ambedkar International
Centre (DAIC), 15, Janpath, New Delhi - 110001” through speed post / registered post
only.
3. Application are also invited online at the mail id [email protected] as per the
same guidelines given at para 1 above.
4. All documents as per Para 15 of Dr. Ambedkar Doctoral Fellowship Scheme to be
submitted with the application.
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DR. AMBEDKAR INTERNATIONAL CENTRE
MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE AND EMPOWERMENT
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
APPLICATION FOR DR. AMBEDKAR DOCTRAL FELLOWSHIP
1. Name of applicant (BLOCK LETTERS):
2. Father/Husband’s Name:
3. Mother’s Name:
4. Date of Birth and age as on last date of receiving application:
5. Address for Communication:
______________________________________________________________________________
6. Permanent Address:
7.Proposed Research Topic:
______________________________________________________________________________
(Enclose Proposal in separate envelope)
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8. Academic Qualification
Examination Year University % of marks Subject Studied
10+2
Graduation
Post-Graduation
M Phil
Any other
degree/diploma or
certificate course
9. Whether JRF Qualified: YES / NO
If yes, than state passing year______________, S.No.______________ and validity period.
10. Rank in UGC- NET:
11. Details of research publication (please use separate sheets if necessary) or research
papers/articles (If any): write title and source and attach copies (Maximum 5 Papers/Articles)
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
12. Name of University/ Institution/ College in which the applicant is registered.
______________________________________________________________________________
(Indicate its serial no. as per our Annexure- A)
14. Category (UR / OBC / SC / ST / EWS / PwD):
15. E-mail id:
16. Contact No.:
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17. Any other relevant information:
I certify that all the information provided by me in this form are true to the best of my
knowledge and I am not in receipt of any other award/fellowship/scholarship. If, at any point of
time before or during fellowship, the information provided by me are found
incorrect/forged/false/inappropriate, DAIC may take appropriate legal action against me.
I also undertake to state that all the conditions under the scheme are acceptable to me.
Signature of the Candidate
Name:
Date:
15. Certified that:
I. I recommend the candidate for the award and undertake to guide/ supervise him/her for the
research work. General facilities required such as laboratories, equipment, etc. are
available in the department and will be provide to the applicant.
II. No foreign exchange is required for taking up this project.
III. This research proposal has not been submitted to any other agency for financial assistance.
Signature of the Supervisor
Name
Designation of Supervisor
Date
Necessary facilities are available and will be provided for the research work on the above topic
during the tenure of the award.
Signature
Name
(Head of the Department/Department/Principal)
Note:-Please attach self-attested copies of all the documents mentioned in this form.
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Annexure – A
National Institutional Ranking Framework
Ministry of Human Resource Development
S.No. Name City
1. Indian Institute Of Science Bangalore
Bangalore
2. Institute Of Chemical Technology
Mumbai
3. Jawaharlal Nehru University
New Delhi
4. University Of Hyderabad- Hyderabad
Hyderabad
5. Tezpur University
Tezpur
6. University Of Delhi
Delhi
7. Banaras Hindu University
Varanasi
8. Indian Institute Of Space Science And Technology
Thiruvananthapu ram
9. Birla Institute Of Technology & Science -Pilani
Pilani
10. Aligarh Muslim University
Aligarh
11. Visva Bharati
Kolkata
12. Punjab University
Chandigarh
13. Pondicherry University
Puducherry
14. Bharathiar University
Coimbatore
15. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham- Coimbatore
Coimbatore
16. North Eastern Hill University
Shillong
17. Shiksha 'O' Anusandhan
Bhuabaneswar
18. King Georges Medical University- Lucknow Lucknow
19. Homi Bhabha National Institute
Mumbai
20.
Jamia Hamdard- New Delhi New Delhi
21. Goa University- Goa
Goa
22. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha Vishwavidyalaya
New Delhi
23. Gauhati University
Guwahati
24. International Institute Of Information
Technology Hyderabad Hyderabad
25. Guru Jambeshwar University Of Science And
Technology Hissar
26. Guru Nanak Dev University
Amritsar
27. Institute Of Liver And Biliary Sciences
New Delhi
28. Shivaji University
Kolhapur
29. Banasthali Vidyapith
Banasthali
30. Cochin Unviersity Of Science & Technology
Cochin
31. Bidhan Chandra Krishi Vishwavidyalaya
Mohanpur
32. Manipal Academy Of Higher Education-Manipal
Manipal
33. Osmania University
Hyderabad
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34. Central University Of Rajasthan
Bandar Sindri
35. Jagadguru Sri Shivarathreeshwara University
Mysore
36. Tamilnadu Veterinary & Animal Sciences
University Chennai
37. Jaypee University Of Information Technology-Solan
Solan
38. Institute of Armamrnt Technology
Pune
39. Dr. Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya- Sagar
Sagar
40. Tamilnadu Agricultural University
Coimbatore
41. Presidency University
Kolkata
42. Sri Ramachandra Medical College And Research
Institute Chennai
43. Sathyabama Institute Of Science And Technology
Chennai
44. S.R.M Institute Of Science And Technology
Chennai
45. Maharishi Dayanand University
Rohtak
46. Kalyani University
Kalyani
47. Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University
Raipur
48. Periyar University
Salem
49. Karunya Institute Of Technology And Sciences-
Coimbatore
Coimbatore
50. Alagappa University
Karaikudi
51. National Institute Of Food Technology,
Entrepreneurship & Management (Niftem) Sonepat
52. Mizoram University
Aizwal
53. Kalasalingam Academy Of Research And Higher
Education Srivilliputtur
54. Kalinga Institute Of Industrial Technology
Bhubneshwar
55. Punjab Technical University
Kapurthala
56. Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University
Gandhinagar
57. Indraprastha Institute Of Information
Technology-New Delhi
New Delhi
58. Annamalai University
Annamalainagar
59. North Maharashtra University
Umavinagar
60. Central University Of Gujarat
Gandhinagar
61. Sikkim University
Gangtok
62. U.P. Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Pashu Chikitsa
Vigyan Vishwavidhyalaya Evam Go Mathura
63. Sri Venkateswara University
Tirupati
64. Jammu University - Jammu Tawi
Jammu Tawi
65. Central University Of Punjab- Bathinda
Bathinda
66. Shoolini University Of Biotechnology And
Management Sciences-Solan Solan
67. Central University Of Tamil Nadu- Tiruvarur
Tiruvarur
68. University Of Allahabad
Allahabad
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69. Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University
Kakinada
70. Teri School Of Advanced Studies
New Delhi
71. National Law University
New Delhi
72. Narsee Monjee Institute Of Management Studies -
Mumbai Mumbai
73. Gujarat University
Ahmedabad
74. Dibrugarh University
Dibrugarh
75. Noorul Islam Centre For Higher Education -
Kanyakumari Kanyakumari
76. Maharaja Sayajirao University Of Baroda -
Vadodara
Vadodara
77. Assam University- Silchar
Silchar
78. University Of Kota
Kota
79. Pt. Bhagwat Dayal Sharma University Of Health
Sciences
Rohtak
80. Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University
Katra
81. Indain Institute Of Foreigen Trade- New Delhi
New Delhi
82. The Northcap University
Gurgaon
83. Jamia Millia Islamia-New Delhi
New Delhi
84. Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar
University- Lucknow Lucknow
85. Lnm Istitute Of Information Technology
Jaipur
86. Jaypee University Of Engineering & Technology
Raghogarh
87. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada
University Aurangabad
88. Tripura University
Agartala
89. National Institute Of Technology Agartala
Agratala
90. M.S. Ramaiah University Of Applied Sciences
Bangalore
91. Dayalbagh Educational Institute -Agra
Agra
92. Yogi Vemana University
Kadapa
93. Sri Balaji Vidyapeeth Mahatma Gandhi Medical
College Campus Puducherry
94. Central University Of South Bihar
Patna
95. Sir Padmapat Singhania University
Udaipur
96. Ambedkar University Delhi (Aud)
Delhi
97. Rajasthan University Of Veterinary & Animal
Sciences Bikaner
98. Pes University
Bangalore
99. Indian Law Institute -New Delhi
New Delhi
100. Chettinad Academy Of Research And Education
(Care) Chennai
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Checklist/ Mandate Documents (Send along with application
form)
1. Research Proposal: (Research proposal in about 3000 words in a prescribed
format. The proposal should contain aims and objectives, research
methodology, tentative chapterisation, hypothesis and focused area with
appropriate existing and proposed welfare policy (As per our Guidelines for
how to apply).
2. Brief Academic CV of the applicant.
3. UGC-NET Certificate (including Rank).
4. JFR Certificate.
5. List of five best publications in the form of books/research papers/reports
with bibliographical details.
6. Admission in a recognized university/ institution preferably from the top 100
institution/ Universities as per NIRF Ranking of Universities 2020.
7. Consent letter of the supervisor with Signature and stamp.
8. CV of the Supervisor.
9. Forwarding letter from the Head of the affiliating Institution duly stamped
and signed on the letter head.
10. Self attested Matriculation Certificate and Post Graduation / M.Phil /PhD.
Certificate/ Mark Sheets.
11. Self Attested SC/ST/OBC/PwD/ EWC Certificate issued by the Competent
Authority.
12. Those, applying under salary protection, should attach a certificate of Last
Month’s Gross Drawn Pay.