► St Peter’s University PhD MPhil Course Admission 2010

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St Peter’s University, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, has invited applications for admission into full time, part time (internal) and part time (external) PhD programme and full time M Phil programme, offered in the ensuing session 2010-11.

PhD (Engineering & Technology)

• Computer Science & Engineering
• Electronics & Communication Engineering
• Electrical & Electronics Engineering
• Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering
• Information Technology
• Mechanical Engineering
• Production Engineering
• Aeronautical Engineering
• Automobile Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Biotechnology
• Biomedical Engineering

PhD (Science, Humanities & Social Sciences)

• Mathematics
• Chemistry
• Physics
• English
• Computer Applications
• Computer Science
• Business Administration

M Phil (Science, Humanities & Social Sciences)

• Mathematics
• Chemistry
• Physics
• English
• Computer Applications
• Computer Science
• Business Administration

Fee

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How to Apply

Interested candidates can download the application form available in the website:http://www.stpetersuniversity.org/. Applications form can also be obtained in person from the University’s office. Thereafter, the duly filled application form must be submitted in the address given on or before the last date mentioned. For detailed information about the admission and application procedure applicants are requested to visit the university’s aforementioned official website.

Address

Administration Office: 1st Floor, SIRE Mansion

No.621, Anna Salai, Chennai 600006

Phone: 044-42142428, 044-28293218

Last Date of submitting Application Form July 31, 2010

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