Dear Dr. Chandrashekhar Sir,
Universities are certainly rigid in their admission procedure stated some 20-30 year ago and still continuing the same without interdisciplinary interface.
However, our IIMs (Indian Institute of Management) do promote such researches. They allow the candidates of different discipline to pursue research in Management. For instance to do research in HRM they consider the application of candidate from say MA psychology, behavioral sciences, psychiatry, and other social science and humanities subjects and also MSW. similarly Btech/ MTech for operations management research, Mcom for All areas etc.
Now is the time when universities are also required to promote interdisciplinary researches, To my knowledge our university Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi does stresses upon such researches. a person applying for PhD in management can also attend/ seek admission counselling for other sister discipline viz., commerce, economics, psychology, tourism and hospitality management etc.
Thanks & Warm Regards
Arun Kumar Deshmukh
Faculty of Management Studies (FMS)
Banaras Hindu University (BHU)
Varanasi - 221005, BHARAT (India)
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On Sat, May 25, 2013 at 7:46 AM, S.Chandrasekar <chandruselva@yahoo.com> wrote:
HiI have been reading the mails exchanged on the topic raised by Dr.Appalayya. He had rightly said that students hardly know to distinguish an article and thesis. To be frank, many research papers are prepared by respective guides /resource scholars for an outsourcing fee often referred to as 'value added services'.I have been the cover story author for many issues of ICFAI University HRM Review journal during 2009-2011. A research paper need not necessarily encapsule the statistics that is to be worked out on graph and charts. These are looked up by them as dry and likely to be skipped. There are topics that may not require all these substances to be put to use. A research thesis published need not be bulky and run for several pages. It is the crux of the topic that is dealt in length and depth. I have seen some simple papers yet very exhaustive.So the outcome depends on the calibre of research student, his guide, the topic recommended, writing style and the presentation made. In my observation, I have seen experienced senior people with a master degree in someother subject vying for a PhD in Management. It is the passion and the drive that engulfs them. To my knowledge, universtity policy does not permit anybody with a master other than MBA to register for PhD in Management. I am not aware of any updates on this. Please correct me if I am wrong.RegardsS.ChandrasekarFrom: Rajesh V - Office Use <vr.office@gmail.com>
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Subject: [MTC Global] Re: Don't ever attempt to do Ph.D. in Business Management if you satisfy all or any one of the following conditions
--Hi,Valid points and I would like to add another important point to the list -- Practical and preferably hands on experience regarding the subject.Dr P H Waghodekar sign off line for his email is "Classroom teaching must match with Boardroom needs!"How can this happen if any Ph.D. is only conceptual and academic by nature. What value add can such Ph. D. holders do to their students without any practical/ hands on experience/ exposure.Bye
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