Which is Better for Further Studies in Physics: MPhil or PhD?

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Postgraduate students in Physics are considering further studies, specifically whether to pursue an MPhil or a PhD. The discussion highlights the importance of choosing the right path based on career goals and research interests. Additionally, there is a query about the possibility of enrolling in a PhD program in India without a National Eligibility Test (NET) score. It is suggested that consulting with academic advisors at Indian institutions could provide more tailored guidance on these options and requirements for advanced studies in Physics.
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I am post graudate in Physics [Msc. Physics]...i want to study more in this field..Mphil or phd which is best option? is there any way to do phd without NET score in india? please help
 
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Perhaps an advisor at an school in India would be better equipped to answer.
 

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