Admissions Pursue a PhD in Photonics After BSc (Engg.)

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Pursuing a PhD after completing a BSc in Engineering, specifically in photonics, is feasible. The individual from Bangladesh, who ranks 6th in their class and has notable research experience, including multiple publications and awards, is seeking guidance on advancing to a Master's or PhD program in photonics. Despite concerns about their academic ranking, their research skills and accomplishments, such as a travel scholarship from SPIE, position them well for further studies. The discussion emphasizes the importance of actively researching universities and programs, suggesting that potential candidates should leverage online resources to identify suitable opportunities.
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Is there any way yo pursue Phd degree after completing Undergraduate degree/ BSc(Engg.) in photonics?
 
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Yes, there are such ways. Did you try to use google to find suitable phd programs?
 
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Thank you for reply. actually I am from Bangladesh and recently completed my BSc(Engg) in Information Technology. My position in the class is 6th out of 45 students. As my result is not very high but good. But i have a good research skills. I have 2 springer papers 1 Elsevier accepted paper and about 9 IEEE conference papers. I have best paper awards too. Recently i got travel scholarship from Spie for attending photonics asia. Now i want to pursue my higher study like Masters/Phd in photonics and want to be a researcher in future. I want some suggestions
 
Threads like these never generate any useful suggestions for the original poster. You'll need to put in some work yourself. Try googling different universities and research programs.
 
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