What should I put for affiliation?
As a general rule, authors should list their affiliation as the place where they did most of the work. In my case, this is fairly straightforward: if I primarily use data collected during my MSc, my affiliation is the University of New Brunswick (and I list my current affiliation as “Present/current address”).
What is research affiliation?
In scientific papers, the “affiliation” is the institute that each author belongs to. It is usually listed below the author names, as the “department, university” of the institute each authors worked at during the time that the study was conducted.
How do you carry out independent research?
Tip #1 – When encouraging independent undergraduate research, start small. Many undergraduates are interested in an academic career but do not really know what it entails. They might approach you because they are really excited about a particular class topic or the life and work of a professor in your field.
Can you publish without a PhD?
Yes, it’s possible to get a paper published without having a PhD: PhD students do it all the time. Submitted papers are supposed to be evaluated according to what they say, not who said it.
How do I become an independent researcher without a degree?
Here is a recipe that should turn you into a researcher, no matter who you are:
- Read research papers.
- Write and submit some research papers, books, booklets…
- Prepare and give talks in the field, anywhere where they will have you.
- Get involved in the field. Help organize events, conferences. Connect with the researchers.
Can you be a researcher without a degree?
You don’t need any degrees to take part, and if you need any training, then online training will be provided. One way to do research in science without a college degree is to become a citizen scientist! This is when scientists create a research project and want members of the public to help out with the research.
Can I be a researcher without a PhD?
But it is possible to get ‘research-style’ jobs without a PhD. On some universities there are programmes to encourage more people to join the research. You might want to check them and ask (They might be called UROP, research internship etc.). In such way you can work a bit with research to try if it is for you.
Can anyone be a researcher?
Everyone can become a researcher!
What does an independent researcher do?
Independent researchers define and conduct their own research. Many independent researchers are under- or post-graduates, and some are professionals who want to step out of their current work environment or pursue a specific research goal.
What qualifications do I need to be a researcher?
You’ll need a good honours degree, usually first class or upper second, in a science subject related to your area of interest. Most research scientists then go on to study for a postgraduate qualification like a PhD.
Can I become assistant professor without PhD?
A PhD degree will be mandatory for teaching positions in Universities from July, 2021, Human Resource Development (HRD) minister Prakash Javadekar today announced. Those aiming at Assistant Professorship in a College will, however be eligible with a PhD or even with a Master’s degree with NET, the government said.
Which is better net or PhD?
Always Ph. D Is valuable and precious degree than CSIR NET, because if you want to get admission in any good institute you have yo first qualify CSIR NET or JRF and with NET you will have little scope to grow you career but if you have completed Ph. D degree, you will get more opportunities than CSIR NET.
What is the age limit for assistant professor?
Three years relaxation in age will be permissible to the candidates possessing L.L.M. Degree. Total age relaxation on the above ground(s) shall not exceed five years under any circumstances. Assistant Professor: There is no upper age limit for applying for eligibility for Assistant Professor.
What is salary of Assistant Professor?
UGC 7th Pay Commission Fitment Table for Teachers
| Assistant Professor Jobs Levels | Assistant Professor Salary & Professor Salary in India (Grade Pay) | Salary Structure of Assistant Professor & Professor (Entry Pay) |
|---|---|---|
| 12 (Assistant Professor) | 8000 | 29900 |
| 13 (Associate Professor) | 9000 | 49200 |
| 14 (Professor) | 10000 | 53000 |
| 15 (Professor) | – | 67000 |
Is PHD compulsory for assistant professor from 2021?
—Ph. D Degree has been made mandatory for promotion to Assistant Professor (Selection Grade) in colleges from July 1, 2021. Similarly, Ph. D Degree will be mandatory for direct recruitment to Assistant Prof in Universities with effect from July 1, 2021.
What is age limit lecturer?
28 years
What is the eligibility criteria for assistant professor?
Assistant Professor: Eligibility : A. i) Master’s degree with 55% marks (or an equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed) in a relevant/allied subject from an Indian University, or an equivalent degree from an accredited foreign university.
Is B Ed necessary for lecturer?
no, b. ed is only required for school teaching not for a college lecturer. if you have cleared the entrance for a lecturer, there is no need for you to B.
What is the maximum age limit for NET exam?
30 years
What is the age limit of PhD?
55 years
Is NET and JRF same?
UGC NET & JRF are same exams. The only difference is that you need more marks for JRF as compared to NET. Top 6% of students who qualify NET exam gets JRF. NTA Conducts the UGC NET exam twice a year.
What happens if I clear NET exam?
After clearing UGC NET exam you will be eligible to apply for Assistant Professor and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) in Indian universities and colleges. Qualifying UGC NET depends on the performance of candidates in two papers in aggregate.
What is the salary of NET qualified lecturer?
UGC NET qualified candidates can easily get a salary of 45,000INR per month for the post of assistant professor, 80,000INR per month for the post of associate professor and 82,000INR per month for the post of professor.
Is Jrf compulsory for PhD?
UGC drafted new regulations for the appointment of professors and assistant professors in universities. As per new regulations, assistant professors will have to undergo an induction programme of one month.
Is Jrf and PhD same?
Phd is a doctoral program where one has to choose a topic of research and work on the thesis. JRF/SRF are research fellowship which is granted by UGC to work on a research methodology.
What is the salary of JRF?
A NET/JRF Holder who wants to pursue Professorship in Government Universities would be rewarded with Rs. 55000 – Rs. 105000 Per Month. So, that means UGC Norms for Assistant Professor Salary in Government Universities is that they provide UGC NET Assistant Professor Salary from Rs.
Is Jrf a permanent job?
JRF (Junior research fellowship) is provided to the UGC NET JRF qualified candidates for a time period of 2 yearS. It is not a job but a scholarship program through which students can pursue PhD in their respective subjects.
Which is better JRF or assistant professor?
A single CSIR NET exam is conducted for both Assistant Professor and JRF but the cutoff marks vary for each. JRF’s cut off is higher than the Assistant Professor. Candidates who are qualify the NET JRF exam, automatically eligible for the Assistant Professorship.