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| Lavel of Study | Ph. D |
| Subjects/Field | Education, Primary Health, Sustainable Rural Livelihoods (including Livestock, Forestry, Fisheries and Horticulture) Indian national residing in India. Qualifications Master's Degree with 60% marks in opted subject Field. |
| Value/Passage Cost | Travel to and fro New Zealand is arranged by the shortest route and economy class as arranged by the authorities of the donor No provisions is made for the expenses of the dependent Expenditure on board, lodging, books, study material, tuition fee, internal travel related to studies and medical care is met by donor country. |
| Application Procedure |
Typed application with attested copies of testimonials, programme of study, photograph and other documents should be submitted on plain paper (as per format notified) by prescribed Employed persons should send their applications through their employer. Application (in prescribed format) with attested copies of testimonials, programme of study, photograph and other documents should be submitted on plain paper in English. Employed persons should send their applications through their employer. Name of the scholarship scheme and the country) viz U.K or New Zealand must be indicated in the applications form. |
| Additional Requirements |
(Common for United kingdom and New Zealand) Knowledge of India and of the donor country, 2 years consecutive stay in India after return from abroad for study/training/specilisation. Candidates qualifying from universities which do not award class/division, requirements in lieu of First Class i.e 60% marks (conversion formula may be given where grades are awarded). For candidates who are doing Ph.D /M. Phil after completion of Master's Degree actual period of research is taken into consideration as experience. |
| Contact Address |
Section Officer, ES 4 Section, (Scholarships), Ministry of Education, Department of Higher Education (ES 4 ) External, Scholarships Division, A2/W4, Curzon Road Barracks, K.G. Marg, New Delhi 110001. |
