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Ph.D. (Rural Development) Course

Ph.D. (Rural Development) is a phd programme in the arts stream, running 3 Years. It is offered by 2 colleges listed on MyKollege, across government, private and deemed institutions.

Course Overview

Ph.D. (Rural Development) is a phd programme in the arts stream, running 3 Years. It is offered by 2 colleges listed on MyKollege, across government, private and deemed institutions.

Colleges offering Arts courses

Ordered by overall NIRF rank where available.

#1

National Law School of India University - [NLSIU]

Bangalore, Karnataka
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#1

Jadavpur University - [JU]

Kolkata, West Bengal
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#1

Subhas Bose Institute of Hotel Management - [SBIHM]

Kolkata, West Bengal
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#1

Jamia Hamdard University

New Delhi, Delhi NCR
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#1

IIT Madras - Indian Institute of Technology - [IITM]

Chennai, Tamil Nadu
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#1

Indira Gandhi National Open University - [IGNOU]

New Delhi, Delhi NCR
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#2

Saveetha Institute of Medical And Technical Sciences - [SIMATS]

Chennai, Tamil Nadu
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#2

National Law University - [NLU]

New Delhi, Delhi NCR
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Colleges offering Ph.D. (Rural Development)

Cheapest published total fee first. Colleges that have not published a fee are listed after them.

Fees are the total published by each college for the whole programme and exclude hostel and living costs.

Common questions about Ph.D. (Rural Development)

Ph.D. (Rural Development) is a PHD-level programme in the arts stream, running 3 Years. Ph.D. (Rural Development) is a phd programme in the arts stream, running 3 Years. It is offered by 2 colleges listed on MyKollege, across government, private and deemed institutions.

2 colleges listed on MyKollege run Ph.D. (Rural Development). The table on this page shows those with a published fee, cheapest first.

Ph.D. (Rural Development) runs 3 Years. Individual colleges occasionally differ, so check the course page of the college you are applying to.

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