Examiners of the Madras university:
The supervisor has to prepare a list three foreign examiners, three Indian Examiners and three Examiners within the Southern Region.
The list has to be approved by the Doctoral Committee.
To get a list of three foreign examiners, the supervisor has to search for the specialists through the internet. Around 60 examiners has be contacted. Finally, three leading professors have to be placed in the panel. The university would send the synopsis to one of them and get his/her acceptance. The process is free from the bias. Normally, Indian origin examiners are not accepted by the university. The university also verifies the background of the examiners through the Internet.
One Indian examiner would be selected out of three Indian examiners similarly. These two evaluate and adjudicate the thesis. The Examiner from the region would be invited for the conduct of public viva-voce.
Thanikachalam.V
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See the attachments for the proposed solutions.
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My humble appeal to friends, it shall be in larger interest for Learned people to restrain from generalizing the localised assessment results about education standards in India and shall it be better to suggest solutions independent of so called developed country's professors in general? Regards.
On Nov 30, 2015 6:51 AM, "Prabhakar Waghodekar" <waghodekar@rediffmail.com> wrote:
Prof. Appalayya Meesala has rightly pointed out "The research quality of Indian universities is apparently crying for immediate attention and a makeover". The quality of outcome depends on how the inputs are processed. Process needs to be goal focused..
Hence, first of all we have to fix goal (s) for research. In India our research goal is mainly promotion (to enhance earning capacity) focused, though there but a few islands that are pure development or knowledge focussed.
In fact quality research needs no assessment by the third party, but such a reseach drags many followers!
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Subject: [MTC Global] Our (Indian) Ph. D. theses should be vetted by a randomly chosen professor from a developed country--The research quality of Indian universities is apparently crying for immediate attention and a makeover, as evidenced by poor international rankings that our universities get. With a proper strategy in place, research quality should be brought on par with that of the developed countries.A regulatory body should randomly pick up degree-awarded theses of our universities and send them for examination by a foreign professor who should be randomly chosen. The university should not be allowed to choose an examiner on its own since such selection can be self-serving, as we are seeing; for example, the foreign professors to whom our universities are sending theses for examination are just descendants of our own system and they are just a part of 'mutual admiration' cliche. They don't critique the theses objectively, obviously because they too are a products of the same system.India should maintain a large of panel of foreign professors ( also some Indian professors too from reputed institutes of India) who should be randomly assigned with examining the quality of theses produced by Indian universities.There are of course some good universities in India too which maintain good research standards but they are just islands.India should come out of this sad pickle wherein Ph Ds are just capable of working as clerks, attendants, entry level jobs only.--
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