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MAHAMAYA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY LUCKNOW

Ordinances for

The Degree of Doctor of Philosophy

1. PREAMBLE

The Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) is the Research Degree of the Mahamaya

Technical University (here-in after called as University). The Ph.D. degree is awarded to a

candidate, who, as per these regulations, has submitted a thesis based on the original research

work done by him / her in any particular discipline or jointly in more than one discipline

(Inter disciplinary), that makes a contribution to the advancement of knowledge in the

appropriate field of Engineering/ Technology/ Pharmacy/ Management/ Architecture/

Applied Sciences so as to contribute to the betterment of lives of the people and has had the

thesis approved by the duly constituted committee of examiners.

2. ELIGIBILITY

A candidate seeking admission for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in the

Mahamaya Technical University must hold one of the following qualifications:

Sr. No. Description of Qualification Eligibility Criteria

1. Master's degree in the appropriate field of

Engineering/Technology/Pharmacy/Management/

Architecture of a University recognized under

UGC Act 2(f) or 3(b) or equivalent.

60 % for General and OBC

candidates, 55% for SC/ST

candidates

2. Bachelors degree in the appropriate field ofEngineering/ Technology/ Pharmacy/

Management / Architecture of a University

recognized under UGC Act 2(f) or 3(b) or

equivalent

60 % for General and OBCcandidates, 55% for SC/ST

candidates and two years of

experience in Industry /

Research/ Teaching in reputed

organization/ institution as

approved by the University.

OR

75% for General and OBC

candidate, 70% for SC/STcandidates, provided the

candidates have obtained the

Bachelors degree in minimumprescribed duration.

3. MCA degree of a University recognized under

UGC Act 2(f) or 3(b) or equivalent



candidates

4. Master's degree in the field of Biotechnology/

Bioinformatics/Physics/Chemistry/Mathematics

of a University recognized under UGC Act 2(f)or 3(b) or equivalent.



candidates


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3. ADMISSION AND REGISTRATION TO THE Ph.D. PROGRAMME.

3.1 ADMISSION

(a) The admission to Ph.D. Degree shall be made in two sessions during an academic year

as given in the table below:-

Sl.No Admission Schedule Last date for submission of Applications

1 January 1st December to 24th December

2 July 1st June to 30th June

(b) The University shall invite applications for admission to Ph.D. programme twice in a

year (once in each semester) as mentioned above. A candidate seeking admission to

Ph.D. degree can apply online on the prescribed application form along with the

prescribed fee through payment gateway of the University.

(c) Application form can also be downloaded from the website of the University and

duly filled form can be submitted along with the prescribed fee through Bank Challanonline in the prescribed Bank and the research proposal on the format as given in

Appendix-I to the Research Cell of the University.

3.2 ADMISSION CATEGORIES

The research scholar seeking admission to the Ph.D . programme of the University, shall be

classified under any one of the following categories:

3.2.1 Research/Faculty Associates: The designation of Research/Faculty Associate (RA)shall be given to a research scholar who is serving as a faculty member in a college /

institution affiliated to the University and satisfies the eligibility conditions as defined inClause 2.

3.2.2 Full Time Research Scholar: A person enrolled in Ph.D. programme and devotes

his/her full time for research activities in the University/ University Constituent Institute (CI)/

Affiliate Institute (AI)/ Approved Research Centres (ARC) and other Centres of Excellence

(CE)

(a) The research scholar who obtains scholarship from Govt./Semi Govt. research funding

agencies such as UGC, DST, DBT, ICCR, CSIR etc.

(b) Research scholars supported by a sponsoring organizationGovernment/private.

(c) Self sponsored research scholars.

3.2.3 Part Time Research Scholar: A research scholar (RS) enrolled in the Ph.D.

programme and has been allowed to conduct research activities in the University while being

in full time employment

(a) Research scholars who are working in recognized academic/research

institutions/Government/industry (working professionals).

(b) A member of administrative/technical staff or faculty of the University

(c) Research scholars working regularly in a research project in the University provided

his/her Ph.D. topic is related with research project (These research scholars will get

stipend/remuneration as admissible under concerned Research Project and will not be


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entitled to get any type of stipend/remuneration from the University. However, they will

have to comply with all related Ph D norms of the University.

3.3 REGISTRATION

(a) The Research Eligibility Test (RET) for enrolling into Ph.D. programme shall beconducted, the date and place of which shall be announced in the notification of the

University. The RET shall be conducted for each subject separately, the syllabus for

which shall be notified by the University and the duration of test shall be two hours.

However, NET and GATE qualified candidates are exempted from RET.

The final selection of a candidate for registration to Ph.D degree shall be made through

interview / presentation conducted by the Selection Committee as defined in (e).

Initially, the selected candidate shall be registered provisionally. The qualified

candidates may apply for registration with the following:

(i) A prescribed registration fee as applicable in the University from time to time

(Appendix - II)

(ii) A no objection certificate (NOC) from the employer, if employed.

(iii) A certificate from the head of organization/institution where the candidate opts as

the place of work for his/her Ph.D. dissertation indicating that the necessary

facilities for the proposed work exist in the organization/ institution and shall be

made available to him/her.

(iv) A statement of the work that he/she might have already done on the subject

related to the topic of study and the copies of the research papers that he/she might

have published.

(v) Two copies of bio- data of proposed supervisor(s) along with the attested or self-

signed copies of degrees and mark-sheets of the candidate.

(vi) Topic of the Ph.D. with research proposal.

(b) A candidate shall normally be registered for Ph.D. degree in the subject in which he/she

has passed his/her qualifying examination as stated above or in any other field relevant

to it. In special cases a candidate qualifying in subject-X may be permitted for

registration to Ph.D. programme in subject-Y provided the Research Degree Committee

(RDC) of subject-Y accepts the topic falling in its scope and is reasonably convinced

that the candidate will be able to successfully complete all requirements for the Ph.D.

degree.

(c) A candidate who has registered for Ph.D. degree in any other University and has

requisite qualification for registration to Ph.D. programme of the University as

prescribed in Clause- 2 may be allowed to transfer his/her registration to the University

provided he/she provides a no objection certificate from the previous University, the

concerned RDC of the University recommends and the Academic Council or

Executive Council approves the candidature and also if the candidate deposits the

requisite registration and other fees of the University. In such a case the date of

registration in the previous University will be accepted as the date of registration in the

University provided the semester wise report of the candidate has been satisfactory and

certified by the concerned supervisor.


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(d) The date of provisional registration shall be the date of selection committee meeting.

The acceptance of the Ph.D. topic and research proposal shall be subjected to the

recommendations of the concerned RDC and the Academic Council and subsequent

approval of the Executive Council. In case any revision in the Ph.D. topic or research

proposal is proposed by the candidate, the date of registration shall be as decided by the

concerned RDC and Academic Council/Executive Council.

(e) The Selection Committee shall consist of the following members:

(i) Convener of RDC as Chairman of the concerned subject.

(ii) One expert of the concerned subject not below the rank of professor belonging to

the affiliated institution/ college of the University to be nominated by the Vice-

Chancellor

(iii) Two experts of the concerned subject not below the rank of professor but not

belonging to the University to be nominated by the Vice-Chancellor. If the

Selection Committee is satisfied with the performance of the candidate, it will

recommend for provisional registration to the concerned RDC, otherwise, thecandidate shall be given another chance to appear before the Selection Committee

in the next meeting not earlier than a period of six months. If the performance of

the candidate is again found unsatisfactory, his/ her case will be rejected.

Note: - No T.A. and D.A. shall be paid to candidate for attending the interview.

(f) A candidate admitted under clause 2(1) shall have to qualify at least two pre- Ph. D.

courses and candidates admitted under clause 2 (2), 2(3) and 2(4) shall have to qualify

at least six pre -Ph.D. courses in their area of research as prescribed by the concerned

RDC. The duration of the course work shall be two semesters (one year) for all the

candidates. If a candidate fails to clear pre -Ph.D. courses in a year, an extension of six

months may be granted to the candidate to clear the pre- Ph.D. courses by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the concerned RDC. The concerned RDC will be

empowered to increase the pre- Ph. D. courses for any candidate. The concerned RDC

shall prepare a database of the courses to be audited. A research scholar is expected to

attend 100% classes. However, a minimum attendance of 75% in each course is

required for appearing in the examination.

(g) The registration of a candidate shall be confirmed provided he/ she qualifies the

required pre- Ph. D. courses with a minimum of 65% marks in each course as

prescribed in 3.3(f) and the RDC is satisfied with the performance.

4. SUPERVISOR (S)

(a) A person duly approved by the concerned RDC shall be permitted to act as a supervisor.

In case a person is not approved earlier as supervisor, the candidate shall enclose two

copies of bio-data of the person proposed as supervisor, along with the application form

for approval of the concerned RDC.

(b) A person shall be eligible to act as supervisor provided he/ she holds a Ph.D. degree in

the concerned or related subject, has good publications in reputed scientific / technical

journals and who is one of the following:

(i) Principal/Director, Professor, Associate Professor/Reader of affiliated college/

institution of the university or of reputed institutions, like IITs, IISC, IT-BHU,


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NITs, state funded institutions, Scientific Officers of National laboratories or

University departments.

(ii) Assistant Professor with at least five years teaching/ research/industrial experience

in an affiliated college/institution of the University or NITs, State funded

institutions and University departments.

(c) A person, who is registered for a Ph.D. degree, shall not be permitted to act as a

supervisor in any subject of the University.

(d) The maximum number of candidates that can be registered under a supervisor at any

particular time shall be five for Professor, three for Associate Professor/ Reader and

two for Assistant Professor.

(e) A candidate shall normally not have Co-supervisor/ Supervisor from the same place. In

exceptional cases, more than two Co-supervisors may be permitted provided the

concerned RDC recommends with due justifications and is approved by the Vice-

Chancellor.

(f) A person who has been recognized as supervisor/ co-supervisor shall be eligible to

register and supervise a candidate under him/her even after superannuation.

(g) In case an approved supervisor later on ceases to act as the supervisor due to some

reasons, the candidate may be permitted to choose another supervisor provided the

above mentioned criteria (a) to (e) are satisfied, the candidate may continue his/her

registration on the same topic and as per the recommendation of the concerned RDC.

5. RESEARCH DEGREE COMMITTEE (RDC)

(a) There shall be a separate Research Degree Committee for each subject falling under

different Boards of Faculty.

(b) Constitution of RDC

Each RDC shall consist of

(i) Vice-Chancellor or his /her nominee- Chairman.(ii) Dean of the concerned Faculty-Vice-chairman(ii) Convener of RDC -Member (nominated by the ViceChancellor)

(iii) Three experts of the subject belonging to the University systems or Affiliated

Institutes and two experts from outside to be nominated by the Vice- Chancellor.

(iv) University official nominated by the Vice- Chancellor.

(c) Duties and Powers of RDC

Each RDC shall perform the following functions:

(i) Examine the research proposal (as per Appendix-I) of candidates proposedPh.D. work along with the title of the thesis duly forwarded by the supervisor/co-

supervisor and Head of the Institution/Organization where the candidate is

pursuing his/her research for provisional registration and provide its

recommendation. The committee shall satisfy itself that the proposed topic is one

on which the Ph.D. work can be pursued under the guidance of the proposed

supervisor(s), that the candidate possesses the requisite qualifications, aptitude


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and that the adequate facilities and equipment for the work exist at the proposed

place of work.

The RDC shall also examine the background/qualifications/experience of the

proposed supervisor(s) and make recommendations regarding his/her/their

suitability to guide the research work.

(ii) The RDC of a subject will meet at least twice in each academic session at regular

intervals.

(iii) Half of the members of the RDC shall form the quorum for the meeting.

(iv) The minutes of the RDC meeting shall be reported to the next meeting of the

Academic Council for approval.

(v) If convener is not available, the senior most member present in the meeting shall

act as convener.

(vi) Every candidate shall submit semester wise six monthly progress reports to the

University through the supervisor(s) with his/her/their recommendation that he /she/they is /are satisfied with the progress of the candidate. The candidate shall

also be required to present progress report in the scheduled RDC meetings. If the

candidate can not present progress report due to genuine reasons, but the progress

report sent through the supervisor is satisfactory, he / she will be permitted to

continue, otherwise, the RDC may recommend extension in his/her minimum

period of registration . In case, the candidate does not turn up twice for

presentation in the RDC meeting, his / her registration shall be liable for

cancellation.

6. DURATION

(a) The minimum period for submission of Ph. D. thesis for M. Tech. /M.Pharm./M. Phil./

MS candidates enrolled as full time shall be three years and for those enrolled as part-

time ,the period shall be four years from the date of provisional registration.

(b) The minimum period for submission of Ph.D. thesis for M.Sc./MBA/MCA/B.Tech./

B.E. (75% marks in aggregate of all semesters) candidates enrolled as full time shall be

three years and for those enrolled as part-time , the period shall be four years from the

date of provisional registration.

(c) A candidate may be allowed to modify the topic/ title/ scheme of his/her research work

only with the approval of the concerned RDC, but in that case he/she shall not submit

his/her Ph.D. thesis before the expiry of at least six months from the date of approval

for the change.

(d) The maximum period permitted for submission of Ph. D. thesis for a candidate shall

normally be six years for full time and seven years for part time candidate, from the

date of provisional registration. In special circumstances, a maximum extension of two

years can be granted by the Vice - Chancellor on the specific recommendation of the

concerned RDC based on the six monthly progress reports. The period of maternity

leave shall not be counted in the maximum period permitted. The registration shall

stand automatically cancelled after the prescribed date.


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7. PLACE OF Ph.D. WORK

(a) A candidate shall ordinarily be permitted to pursue his / her research at any one of the

constituent or affiliated colleges / institutions of the University which has been

recognized as the research centre by the University for that Specific Area/

specialization.

(i) The colleges / Institutions affiliated to the University which run AICTE recognized

M.Tech./M.Pharm. programmes and are recognized as Centres of Excellence

qualify to be the Research Centre for that area/ specialization.

(ii) Any college/Institution not affiliated to the University but part of any other

University, National Institution, Organization and not covered under the above

mentioned section (a) (i) may be recognized as a Research Centre in a particular

area(s) provided the University Inspection Committee recommends on the basis of

availability of adequate infrastructure, equipments and facilities and the Executive

Council approves it. Besides, concerned RDC shall also prepare a database of such

institutions where all facilities related to the research are available, which shall be

recognized by the University as the Research Centres.

(b) A candidate may also be allowed to pursue his / her research at any National or

International R & D Organization of repute or at any other R & D Centre provided the

concerned RDC recommends and the Executive Council approves. The concerned

RDC will prepare a database of such places where adequate research facilities are

available and also of IITs and other national level institutions / organizations.

8. THESIS SUBMISSION

(a) It is presumed that a candidate would endeavour to publish his/her research work in

leading journals of international repute and present his/her work in at least two

international conferences of repute in the related area. The concerned RDC will give

due consideration to this point before recommending submission of thesis. However, ifany correction, modification or change is recommended by the concerned RDC it shall be

binding on the candidate to incorporate the same provided the attending supervisor agrees to the

same.

(b) A candidate shall deliver before the concerned RDC a pre- Ph. D. seminar (This

seminar should be an open seminar which can be attended by anyone and questions are

allowed to be asked by the audience.) before submission of Ph. D. thesis .If the

concerned RDC recommends, the candidate shall be allowed to submit the thesis. The

presence of at least one supervisor is essential in the pre- Ph. D. seminar.(c) The medium of expression for the thesis shall be English language. The use of Hindi

language as a medium of expression, if desirable, shall be permitted by the Vice-

Chancellor.

(d) The thesis shall satisfy the following conditions:

(i) It must be a piece of research work characterized by the discovery of new facts or

by fresh approach towards interpretation of theories and/or advancement of

knowledge. In either case it should exhibit candidate's ability of critical

examination and sound judgment.

(ii) It should also be satisfactory as far as its scientific/technical/literary presentationis concerned.


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(iii) The thesis shall be typed on both sides of A-4 size paper following prescribed

format and specifications given in the "Manual for preparation of Ph. D. Thesis"

of the University and spirally bound to facilitate corrections, if any, suggested by

the examiners. The candidate shall submit three typed copies spiral boundalong

with a CD to the University and pay the prescribed examination fee. The

published matter by the candidate related to the thesis must also be incorporatedas a part of the thesis annexure.

(e) The thesis shall be accompanied with a certificate issued by the supervisor (s)

stating:

(i) That the thesis embodies the original work of the candidate and it has not been

earlier submitted for any Degree or Diploma.

(ii) That the candidate has worked under him/her/them for the period prescribed by

the concerned RDC on the topic concerned.

(iii) That he/she has put in not less than 200 days of attendance for full time and 150

days for part time at the designated place of work with one of the supervisor (s).

(iv) That the thesis fulfils the requirements of the Clause 8(d) of the Ph.D. Ordinance.

(f) The candidate shall also provide a certificate of non-plagiarism duly

countersigned by the thesis supervisor(s).

9. THESIS EXAMINATION

(a) Three months before the submission of the Ph.D. thesis, the supervisor shall inform to

the Research Cell of the University enclosing in triplicate the summary of theproposed thesis giving an outline of the work done, results obtained, the relevantreferences used and consulted and enclose the list of publications derived from the work

by the candidate as published or in the pipeline.

(b) The appointment of examiners shall be made in the following ways:

(i) The supervisor will prepare a panel of six experts qualified to examine the thesis.

Similarly, the convener of the concerned RDC will also prepare a panel of six

experts. Both panels will be sent to the Research Cell of the University. Out of

both panels of examiners, the Vice-Chancellor will appoint two examiners other

than the supervisor/s, to whom the thesis will be sent for evaluation. The Vice-

Chancellor may reserve the right to appoint the examiner apart from the list of

examiners suggested in the panels. The proposed thesis examiners should be from

reputed institutions and should be actively involved in research in the relevant

field.

(ii) If the convener of the concerned RDC is a supervisor of the thesis, the senior most

member of the concerned RDC shall act as the convener in such a case.

(iii) If the Vice- Chancellor is the supervisor, the appointment of examiners shall be

made by the Pro-Vice-Chancellor. In his/her absence, the Dean of the concerned

Faculty will appoint the examiners.

(iv) If both the Vice- Chancellor and the convener of the concerned RDC are the thesis

supervisors, the Pro-Vice-Chancellor or in his/her absence Dean of the concerned

Faculty will select the examiners from the list provided.


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(c) A Soft copy of the thesis summary shall be sent to both the external examiners for their

consent. On receiving consent, thesis shall be sent to both the external examiners and

one internal examiner (supervisor). Normally, two months time shall be given to the

examiners for submitting the report. The maximum extension given to any examiner

shall be two months, failing which the Vice - Chancellor may appoint alternate

examiner(s).

(d) The examiners shall specifically report on the prescribed proforma whether the thesis

fulfils the requirements of the Clause 8 (d). They shall be requested to make one of the

following recommendations:

(i) Thesis be approved.

(ii) Thesis be approved after minor revision subject to the satisfaction of the

supervisor(s).

(iii) Thesis be resubmitted after

(a) Major rewriting or

(b) Incorporating some extra work

(iv) (a) Do you agree to re -evaluate the revised thesis, if submitted ............ (Yes / No)

(v) The thesis is rejected.

(e) Only if both the examiners approve the thesis for the award of Ph.D. degree, the

Viva-Voce examination shall be conducted.

(f) If one external examiner approves the thesis and the other external examiner

recommends revision, the comments of the examiner recommending revision shall

be sent to the supervisor and the candidate without disclosing identity of the thesis

examiner for the clarifications / comments.(g) (i) If the candidate is required to make minor revision in the thesis, the

concerned RDC shall permit the candidate to revise his/her thesis and submit

to the Research Cell of the University in a period not earlier than two months

and not later than six months from the date of communication to the

candidate.. If major revisions are required in the thesis, the corresponding time

limits shall be six months and a year respectively.

The candidate shall have to pay an additional examination fee as prescribed by

the University for Re-submission of his/her thesis.

(ii) The thesis with major revision shall normally be examined by the old set of

examiners provided they agree for re-evaluation. If anyone examiner's reportis not satisfactory or any examiner does not agree for re-evaluation of the

revised thesis, another examiner will be appointed according to Clause 9 (b)

from the panel of the proposed examiners. The consent of the new examiner

shall be obtained by sending a copy of the detailed summary. A copy of each

of the reports pertaining to examination of the thesis earlier submitted shall be

sent to the examiners. The examiners shall clearly recommend whether the

thesis is approved or rejected.

(iii) If anyone of the examiners rejects the thesis, the thesis would be examined by

the third examiner appointed by the Vice-Chancellor as per Clause 9 (b)

whose recommendations shall be considered as final.


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(iv) However, if both the examiners reject the thesis, the thesis shall be rejected

finally.

(h) In case the thesis is approved, an open Viva-Voce examination of the candidate

shall be arranged. The Board for Viva-Voce shall comprise of:

(i) Convener of concerned RDC or senior most member of concerned RDC incase convener is the supervisor or he/ she is absent.

(ii) One examiner who approved the thesis. In case of non availability of the

examiner, Vice- Chancellor may nominate another examiner from the panel.

(iii)The supervisor (Internal Examiner), if he/she not available, the concerned

RDC may nominate substitute in place of the Internal Examiner.

The Viva-Voce Board shall make a final recommendation and a clear verdict

whether the candidate be awarded Ph. D. degree or asked to re-appear for a

Viva-Voce examination. In case of second verdict, the candidate shall be

required to re-appear for a Viva-Voce examination before the same Board but

not earlier than 3 months from the date of Viva-Voce examination.

(i) A candidate, after successful Viva-Voce examination, shall submit four hard

bound copies and one soft copy of duly typed on both sides and including all the

corrections (if any) as proposed by the examiners, to the University prior to issue

of the provisional degree certificate. Out of the four copies, the first copy will be

retained in the Library, the second copy will be given to the candidate, the third

copy will be sent to the institution of the candidate and the fourth to the main

supervisor(s).

10. AWARD OF Ph.D. DEGREE

(a) The candidate shall be awarded Ph.D. degree of the University provided the concerned

RDC and the Academic Council considering the report of the Board of Viva-Voce

examination and the Examiners recommend and the Executive Council approves it. The

candidate may be issued a Provisional Degree Certificate only after the Academic

Council recommends the candidate for the award of Ph.D. degree.

(b) The award of Ph.D. degree can be withdrawn in case the thesis submitted by the

candidate is found to be a duplication of an old work or pirated research work presented

and the RDC and the Academic Council recommend withdrawal of the Ph.D. degree

and the Executive Council approves it.


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APPENDIX -I

FORMAT FOR RESEARCH PROPOSAL

1. Area / Specialization of the research work.

2. Topic of Research work.

3. Introduction: Aims and objectives of research work (in about 200 words).

4. Methodology of the research work. (200 to 300 words)

5. A brief review of the work already reported in the literature (National and

International). (500 to 750 words)

6. Schedule of activity (Programme chart) and PERT chart of proposed activities progress.

7. Impact of proposed research on the body of Knowledge and its relevance to academic /industry.

8. Up to date references related to research work and address of related website/s.

9. Proposed Chapter scheme.

10. Bibliography (in standard format).

11. PERT chart for the progress of the work.

Note: The research proposal should not have more than 10 pages.

Signature of the Supervisor Signature of the Candidate

Date.............. Date

Signature of the Co-Supervisor

Date..

Signature of the Head of the Institution (Place of Research Work) with seal

Date..


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APPENDIX -II

Details of fee for the Ph. D. Programme

1. Application Form (To be down loaded from the university website.)

2. Application Processing Fee Rs.1000/-3. Registration Fee Rs 5000/-

4. Annual Fee Rs 3500/- per year.

5. Thesis Evaluation / Examination Fee Rs.7000/-

Note: The fee structure shall be decided by the competent authority of the university from

time to time. However, 75% of registration and annual fees are waived for

Faculty/Research Associates and staff members of the University, University Schools,

University Constituent Institute (UCI)/Affiliate Institute (AI)/ approved research centers

(ARC) and other centre for excellence (CE) duly approved by the university.


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APPENDIXIII

CONFIDENTIAL PROGRESS REPORT

(TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE RESEARCH CELL)

Six monthly progress report of the research work done for the period

from...... to . of the research scholar.

1. Name of the research scholar2. Subject3. Topic registered for Ph.D. Degree4. Name of the Supervisor.

5. Name of co-supervisor(if any)

Description of the guidance on the topic: Period with dates the candidate has been

with the guide for research work (It may

also indicate the date of leave availed

by the candidate during the above period.)

Remarks of the supervisor on the work done by the candidate on the topic.

Fees paid vide receipt No. Date ..

Signature of the Supervisor

Date : Address : ............................................................................................

Place :


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APPENDIX -IV

FORMAT OF THE PH. D. THESIS

The following format may be normally adopted for the Ph. D. thesis:

1. Cover page

2. Inner cover page

3. Undertaking from the candidate

4. Self declaration certificate from the candidate and Certificate from the Supervisor/Co-

Supervisor/Head of the Institution /Organization(place of research work)

5. Certificate for the completion of course work/comprehensive examination in cases where the

course work is a part of Ph. D. programme

6. Certificate for the successful completion of the pre-submission seminar

7. A copyright transfer certificate

8. Acknowledgments

9. Contents10. List of symbols, figures and tables, if any

11. Preface of the thesis

12. Introduction

13. Literature review

14. Chapters covering the work of the candidate

15. Conclusion

16. References

17. Appendices

18. List of papers communicated/accepted/published/presented.19. Copies of acknowledgment/acceptance letter in case the papers are communicated/ accepted.

20. Copies of manuscripts/reprints of the papers communicated/accepted/published.

21. A personal profile not exceeding one page with photograph of the candidate. References should

be arranged chronologically in alphabetical order. Typical style of writing the references is

given below:

(a) For single author

Surname, Initials, Title of the Article, Journal Name, Volume, Pages, Year.

(b) For two authors

Surname, Initials and Surname, Initials, Title of the Article, Journal Name, Volume, Pages,

Year.

(c) For more than two authors

Surname, Initials, Surname, Initials, .................................... and Surname, Initials, Title of the Article,

Journal Name, Volume, Pages, Year.

While citing the references in the text, the following format should be followed:

Surname (Year) or Surname et al. (Year)

The names of the Journals should be typed as per the style followed by any standard international

organization/abstracting Journal such as IEEE/ Chemical Abstracts/ Current Contents/ Physics

Abstracts, etc.


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APPENDIXV

CANDIDATES DECLARATION

I, ............certify that the work embodied in this Ph. D.thesis is my own bonafide work carried out by me under the supervision of

.. and the co-supervision of . for a period

of ............ from ................ to ................. at Mahamaya Technical

University and .. The matter embodied

in this (Name of the Institution where work has been carried out partly or fully) ...............

.............................................................................................................................................................

Ph. D. thesis has not been submitted for the award of any other degree/diploma.

I declare that I have faithfully acknowledged, given credit to and referred to the research workers

wherever their works have been cited in the text and the body of the thesis. I further certify that I

have not willfully lifted up some others work, para, text, data, results, etc. reported in the

journals, books, magazines, reports, dissertations, theses, etc., or available at web-sites and

included them in this Ph. D. thesis and cited as my own work.

Date: ..(Signature of the candidate)

Place: (Name of the candidate)

Certificate from the Supervisor/Co-supervisor

This is to certify that the above statement made by the candidate is correct to the best of my/our

knowledge.

(Co-supervisors signature, (Supervisors signatureName & Designation) Name &Designation)

(Signature of the HOD of the Institution/Organization with seal)


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APPENDIXVI

COURSE/COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION/PRE-SUBMISSION SEMINAR

COMPLETION CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Shri/Km./Smt. ,

a bonafide research scholar of this Institution/Organization, has satisfactorily

completed the course work/ comprehensive examination/ pre-submission seminar

requirement which is a part of his/her Ph. D. programme.

(Signature of the Head of the Institution/Organization of place of research work)

Date:

Place:


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APPENDIX VII

COPYRIGHT TRANSFER CERTIFICATE

Title of the Thesis:

Candidates Name:

Copyright Transfer

The undersigned hereby assigns to the Mahamaya Technical University all rights under

copyright that may exist in and for the above thesis submitted for the award of the Ph. D.

degree.

Signature of the candidate

Note: However, the author may reproduce or authorize others to reproduce material extracted

verbatim from the thesis or derivative of the thesis for authors personal use provided that thesource and the Universitys copyright notice are indicated.


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APPENDIX-VIII

FORMAT OF EXAMINERS REPORT

Recommendation on Ph. D. Thesis

Name of the Candidate:

Title of the Thesis

Please give your specific recommendation by ticking (b) any one of the following, with

signature underneath and enclose your detailed report on separate sheet(s) with your

signature, name and address.

The thesis be accepted for the award of the Ph. D. degree [ ]

OR

The thesis is acceptable for the award of the Ph. D. degree subject to [ ]

the clarification ofcertain points at the time of Viva-Voce.

(Please enclose the points)

OR

The thesis is not acceptable in the present form but may be accepted [ ]

subject to modification/clarification/revision.

(Please enclose your suggestions for modification etc. desired)

After modification the thesis need not be referred back to me.

OR

The thesis is not acceptable in the present form but may be accepted [ ]

subject to modification/clarification/revision.

(Please enclose your suggestions for modification etc. desired)

After modification the thesis should be referred back to me for final assessment.

OR

The thesis be rejected. (Please enclose your comments). [ ]

Place Signature of the Examiner

Date . Name and Address of the Examiner

.

..

Encl: (a) Detailed report on separate sheet(s),(b) List of points for clarification.


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APPENDIX-IX

FORMAT OF EXAMINERS REPORT ON REVISED THESIS

Recommendation on Revised Ph. D. Thesis

Name of the Candidate:

Title of the Thesis:

Please give your specific recommendation by ticking (b) any one of the following, with

signature underneath and enclose your detailed report on separate sheet(s) with your signature,

name and address.

The thesis be accepted for the award of the Ph. D. degree [ ]

OR

The thesis be rejected. (Please enclose your comments). [ ]

Place Signature of the Examiner.

Date . Name and Address of the Examiner

..

Encl: Detailed report on separate sheet(s).


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APPENDIX -X

APPLICATION FORM FOR ADMISSION TO

Ph.D. PROGRAMME

Note : The form has four parts : A, B, C, and D. Please read the complete form carefully

before filling and attach all the documents as suggested in the checklist.

PARTA : DETAILS ABOUT APPLICANT

1. Name of the Applicant

(in Hindi)

(in English) .

2. Fathers Name:

3. Mothers Name:

4. Permanent Address:

.......................PIN ..............

Ph. No. with STD Code :... Mobile No. ...

Email..

5. Address for Correspondence:

............................

.......................PIN ..............

Ph. No. with STD Code :... Mobile No. ...

Email.6. Date of Birth:(dd/mm/year) . 7. Gender:(Male/Female) ..

For Office Use Only

Application No. .. / 2011-I2 Field/Area of Research : .................Decision of RDC

RDC Meeting Ref No. .. Date : .. Action: ACCEPT / REJECT

REGISTRATION NO:

APPLICATION FEE DETAILS

Demand Draft No. .. Date of Issue : .

Amount: Rs. Issuing Bank:.. Branch: .

(The Demand Draft should be in favour ofThe Finance Officer, Mahamaya Technical University,

Noida

Photograph of

applicant with

signature across

photo


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8. Category:(GEN/OBC/SC/ST/PH) 9. Nationality:.....

10. Mahamaya TechnicalUniversity Enrolment No. : ............

11. Details of National Level Examination Qualified: (if any)

GATE/CSIR/NET/UGC (if applicable):

Score/AIR...................... Discipline........................ Year ...............

12. Educational Qualifications:

Examination

Passed

Group/

Branch of

Engg.

Board/College/University Year %

Marks/

CGPA

Division

High School

Intermediate

Bachelor

Master

Any other

13. Details of Employment: (if applicable) in chronological order

Organization From To Designation Nature of Responsibilities

14. Details of Research Publications: (if any)

Author(s) Title of the Paper Journal/ Conference Volume, No.

Page(s)

Year

15. Source of Financial Assistance: (if any)

..................................................

*P.S : Please note that Gate score is valid for One year only.


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PART B - DETAILS ABOUT PROPOSED RESEARCH AND SUPERVISOR(S)

16. Field/Area of Research:

17. Proposed Research Topic:

.

.

.

18. Name(s) of Supervisor(s) :

.

Qualifications:.

Designation:

.

Address for Correspondence:

.

..PIN :...

Ph. No. with STD Code:... Mobile No. ..

Email ..

19. Synopsis of the Proposed Research Work (in not more than 500 words):

(Attach separate sheet.)20. Referees: List the names and addresses (including mail ID & mobile) of two persons

(other than proposed supervisors) who have taught you or supervised your research

work (if any). Obtain the letters (two) of reference in a sealed envelope and enclose

with application.

1. . 2. .

. .....

. .....

. .....

. .....

DECLARATION

I declare that the details furnished in the application and enclosures are correct and I have

gone through the Ph.D. ordinances of the University and promise to abide by them. In case

any entry in this form or in the enclosures is found to be false, I will have no objection if the

University disqualifies me or cancels my candidature at a later stage after registration.

Place : Full Signature of ApplicantDate : Name :


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PART-C

DETAILS ABOUT PROPOSED SUPERVISOR

(To be filled by the Supervisor)

(a) Name:

(b) Present Designation:

...

(c) Institution/University/Organization where working:

...

(d) Address for

Correspondence:PIN...

Ph. No. with STD Code:... Mobile No: ..............

Email:......

(e) Qualifications:

(Please enclose a brief bio-data)

(f) Fields of Specialization:

..

(g) Total Experience (yrs.): (i) Teaching:........ (ii) Research: ..

(h) Publications:Refereed Journals (i) International: . (ii) National: ..

Conference Proceedings (i) International: . (ii) National:.

(i) Total Number of Supervision: Ph. D.: . Masters:.

(j) No. of research candidates already enrolled in

(i) Name of the University: 1) .

2) .

3) .

(k) Are you already an Approved Ph D Thesis Supervisor of Mahamaya Technical

University?

(If not, kindly enclose a copy of your brief curriculum vitae)

PART D - CHECKLIST

(Tick the Enclosed Documents. Please enclose only attested COPIES. Do not sendORIGINALS.)

No. Tick Particulars

1* Bank Challan of Rs ------------in favour of The Finance Officer, Mahamaya

Technical University, Noida payable at Noida

2* Date of Birth Certificate or the High School (class X) Certificate with Date of Birth.

3 SC/ST/OBC/PH certificate (if applicable)4* Copies of degrees, marks/grade sheets of all the examinations passed.


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5 No Objection Certificate from the employer (for employed applicants).

6 Certificate of Financial Assistance (if applicable).

7 Copies of publications (if applicable).

8* Proposal of research work ( maximum 500 words on A-4 sheet)

9* Certificates (2 numbers as per details in Part D)

10* Copy of detailed Curriculum Vitae of the Supervisor(s).Total No. of Enclosures: . No. of Sheets:

*: Required

(Please enclose only self attested COPIES of certificates. Do not send ORIGINALS)

Place Signature of the Candidate:

Date

Indicative List of Broad Areas of Research