The following is a list of provisionally selected candidates to the HSS PhD Programme for Sem 1 2023-24:
Life-cycle events in India are often determined by identities or “master statuses” acquired at birth, such as caste, which play a significant role in an individual’s everyday social life. While extensive studies have been conducted on the role of caste in Hinduism, the interplay between caste and non-Hindu religions in India has received less attention. Therefore, the objective of this volume is to explore the complex, contingent, and multifaceted nature of caste beyond Hinduism, particularly, in non-Hindu religions.
Here is the provisional list of candidates shortlisted for interview for admission to the PhD programme Sem 1 2023-24 on 17 May 2023 according to the schedule given in the file
Important instructions for the shortlisted applicants for PhD Admissions Semester 1 2023-24.
1. Please ensure you arrive by 9:20 am to be able to get entry to the LHC building, find your exam room, locate your allotted seat and start the exam on time.
2. Please sit in your ALLOTTED SEAT (check your application number in the seating plan in the room or use the QR code to scan it).
Inviting applications for TWO full time (6 months) Post-Doctoral Research Associates on delivering social welfare during the COVID-19 pandemic and Animal Welfare Campaigning
1: Post-Doctoral Research Associate, Animal Welfare Campaigning, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (6 months Full Time)
The shortlisting criteria for the PhD admissions Semester I 2023-24 for Indian applicants to the PhD Programme at HUSS, IIT Delhi is given in the attached file. Emails have been sent to all applicants inviting them to fill up a form indicating their choice among the seven HSS areas (Economics, Linguistics, Literature, Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology and Technology in Society).
Here is the schedule for the admission process:
All applicants for PhD programme who are awaiting the results of the UGC-NET examination held in February-March 2023 are advised to apply. Further information will be sought from such candidates at the time of shortlisting.
A special provision for 15 additional seats (in addition to the 25 seats through the JAM examination) is provided only for the year 2023-24. The admission to these additional 15 seats will be through an entrance test to be conducted by the Institute in IIT Delhi. It is open to all eligible candidates as described in the prospectus (https://home.iitd.ac.in/pg-admissions.php). Students who have taken the JAM exam already, are also welcome to sit for this exam.
The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MG-NREGA) has faced budget cuts in th
