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I am from India and I hold a Ph.D degree in nanoelectronics. But now I want to be a physicist. I have been studying undergrad physics and bridging up the gaps for a while and am now ready to take up GRE. But can someone please tell me is the idea of achieving a Ph.D degree in physics after having a Ph.D degree in engineering feasible in USA? Is the idea of having 2 Ph.D's frowned upon in academia? Is it tough to achieve a job in the research institutes or to achieve a faculty position if I go for a Ph.D now?Or else what should I do? It is my dream to spend the rest of my life doing researches in physics as I have grown a deep love for the subject over the past few years. Please suggest me
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