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  PhD interview questions ?
  phd abroad phd admission phd entrance exam • • Sid Patil  

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  Hey Sid, The top questions that you should be prepared to answer in your PhD interview are: What experience makes you a good candidate? How did you develop this proposal? What are your strengths and weaknesses? Tell us about a time you experienced a setback Why choose this field of specialization? Although these questions may at first glance seem easy to answer, thinking about an appropriate answer to them so that the interviewers approve of you may be tough. check this blog(https://academicpositions.com/career-advice/10-common-phd-interview-questions) understand how to answer such questions and much more. If you need help with preparing for your interview, we have an amazing online interview analyser tool(https://ischoolconnect.com/contact-us) that you can try out by signing up (https://ischoolconnect.com/contact-us)with us for free :).
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  Funds for PhD programs
  phd abroad phd admission • • Amandeep Soni  

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  Hey Amandeep, PhD programs are usually at least partially funded if not entirely. Most universities cover tuition costs, living costs or simply the costs for textbooks and research materials. However, generally most colleges abroad do fund your research programs completely. It is a general norm for universities to either accept an application with grants or otherwise outright deny the application. The reason for that being that most PhD students are discouraged from engaging in external employment or at least reduce their working time, especially in the USA and Canada. With the money you are provided, you should easily be able to buy a car and rent a house, but don't expect to do anything extravagant with money provided.
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  Is it true PhD programs are fully funded?
  phd abroad phd admission • • Jay Shetty  

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  It is pretty hard to do a PhD without getting financial support from the school, and universities understand that! You get a monthly stipend and the tuition and health insurance is covered. The school either rejects an application or grants admission with funding guarantees. In some rare cases, it does grant admission but offers only a partial aid.