doing phd in commerce

• The Best Universities for PhDs in Business & Management in the USA (2024)

Written by FAU Bot

This article was written with the assistance of generative AI. All AI content on our site is guided and vetted for accuracy by humans, and data referenced is collected from reliable, authoritative sources.

Why Study Business & Management in the USA

There are many reasons why someone might want to study Business & Management at a university in the USA . Here are just a few:

• The USA is renowned for its top-rate business schools like Harvard, Stanford, and Wharton. These institutions offer rigorous PhD programmes in Business and Management that provide students with a strong foundation in these subjects and position them for leadership roles in academia or industry.
• American universities are at the forefront of business research, offering students access to cutting-edge technology, vast resources, potential funding and an environment that encourages innovative thinking.
• The curriculum of these doctoral programmes incorporates both theoretical understanding as well as practical application of intricate business concepts covering areas such as operations management, organisational behavior, marketing strategies or financial analysis.
• A PhD from a US institution holds high prestige due to the country's rigorous academic standards and emphasis on research-based learning. This can lend increased credibility to your professional profile internationally.

The Best Universities for Business & Management in the USA

The following tables give the 10 top universities in the USA for Business & Management , according to global and local university rankings. It can show you which American universities are amongst the best in the world - and help you compare institutions on an international level.

This information is based on the latest rankings tables, researched and published by Times Higher Education , QS and Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) .

Each ranking system uses its own methodology, with different factors having more or less influence on a university's result.

Our guide has more information on how to use international rankings to decide on the best research universities for PhD study .

What should I know about the Times Higher Education rankings?

The Times Higher Education rankings are strong in academic focus and diverse teaching metrics, but do not include employer-specific metrics. Additionally, the rankings may not include all specialist institutions.

What should I know about the QS rankings?

The QS World University Rankings are designed to meet the needs of prospective students, with more weight given to student-centric metrics such as staff/student ratio, international recruitment and employer opinion. The rankings are balanced between qualitative and quantitative data, but give less weight to research than some other rankings.

What should I know about the ARWU rankings?

The ARWU rankings reflect the presence of elite academics and the future academic success of graduates. However, they do not directly assess the quality of education at a university or take into account other aspects of university performance.

FindAPhD. Copyright 2005-2024 All rights reserved.

Unknown    ( change )

Have you got time to answer some quick questions about PhD study?

Select your nearest city

You haven’t completed your profile yet. To get the most out of FindAPhD, finish your profile and receive these benefits:

• Monthly chance to win one of ten £10 Amazon vouchers ; winners will be notified every month.*
• The latest PhD projects delivered straight to your inbox
• Access to our £6,000 scholarship competition
• Weekly newsletter with funding opportunities, research proposal tips and much more
• Early access to our physical and virtual postgraduate study fairs

Or begin browsing FindAPhD.com

or begin browsing FindAPhD.com

*Offer only available for the duration of your active subscription, and subject to change. You MUST claim your prize within 72 hours, if not we will redraw.

Do you want hassle-free information and advice?

Create your FindAPhD account and sign up to our newsletter:

• Find out about funding opportunities and application tips
• Receive weekly advice, student stories and the latest PhD news
• Hear about our upcoming study fairs
• Save your favourite projects, track enquiries and get personalised subject updates

Create your account

Looking to list your PhD opportunities? Log in here .

This website uses cookies to ensure the best user experience. Privacy & Cookies Notice Accept Cookies

Manage My Cookies

Manage Cookie Preferences

Confirm My Selections

• Dissertation Areas and Joint PhD Programs
• PhD Career Outcomes
• PhD Proposals and Defenses
• PhD Job Market Candidates
• PhD Research Community
• 100 Years of Pioneering Research
• Rising Scholars Conference

Yiran Fan Memorial Conference

• Frequently Asked Questions

PhD The Stevens Doctoral Program

Join a community of bold thinkers.

The Stevens Doctoral Program at Chicago Booth is the top destination for analytical, intellectually curious individuals who want to earn a doctorate in business from one of the best business PhD programs in the world.

As a PhD student at Chicago Booth, you will explore and cultivate your research interests from day one—wherever they lead you. In partnership with our distinguished faculty , you will develop your ability to conduct groundbreaking research. You’ll graduate with a business PhD and the tools to achieve academic and professional success.

Video Transcript

Baris Ata (00:00): When I came here, it felt like, "Now I'm in the major leagues." I realized how high the standards are.

Jane L. Risen (00:09): We're the oldest PhD program within a business school, which is pretty extraordinary to think of sort of how long ago the recognition was there that we wanted to be training not just business leaders in practice, but to be training the future leaders of academic discipline.

Ray Ball (00:26): So I arrived in 1966. Oh, it was marvelous. The place just crackled with ideas and open discussion, and I ended up throwing out all the ideas I came with.

Ann L. McGill (00:35): What I especially liked about learning things here is this is an interdisciplinary school, so you didn't have to dive in a silo. You can wrap your arms around huge areas.

Marianne Bertrand (00:46): What is special is that we are part of a business school, training PhD students across a range of disciplines, not just economics or finance, which we deploy in the Economics Department, but also students are doing psychology, operation research.

Ray Ball (00:59): At Chicago, the ideas were the authorities, not the people, and they were all up for grabs.

Amir Sufi (01:06): What we're trying to create here is people who produce knowledge, not just consume it. And that's the real challenge I think of PhD education.

Ana-Maria Tenekedjieva (01:15): I was never told at any point that, "Oh, this is not real finance. This question is too outside of the box." On the contrary, it was always, "You should do what you want to do, and we're going to think about placement once the paper is ready."

Jane L. Risen (01:32): You don't make any assumptions. You question everything.

Pradeep K. Chintagunta (01:35): It's not enough just to know what other people have done. It's also important to know what needs to be done next. To be able to do that, you need to be able to ask questions beyond the questions that have been asked in the previous literature or in the previous knowledge that's already out there.

Jeffrey R. Russell (01:53): When you're going to seminars here, or watching my colleagues talk in the hallways, you'll often see them in what look like very contentious battles. But really, they're just after, "What's the right answer?" When PhD students come here, they are able to sort of bring that into their own souls, and I think that really pushes them then to sort of be the best possible researcher that they can.

Ana-Maria Tenekedjieva (02:12): Chicago Booth is known for its quite aggressive questioning style. I think that we get a little bit of a bad rap. There is a point to the aggressive questioning, and it is to clarify the idea. In Chicago Booth the spirit is be tough on the idea, not on the person.

Amir Sufi (02:30): Throughout the world, we're appreciating more and more how influential research can be. I think our PhD students going forward will increasingly be placed in positions, both in scholarship and in government and in business, where they can have major influence.

Ray Ball (02:48): So the fact that this is the oldest doctoral program in business, that it has been going for 100 years, gives some indication of the commitment of this school to training people. We still have those same values, and so it's always going to generate people who change the world, who change the way we think. I can't tell you at this point how that will happen. That's exactly the idea. New people come in with new ideas, and they learn how to implement them in the school, and they change the way we think about the world. And that's going to keep going.

PhD in Business at a Glance

The Stevens Program is highly competitive—and highly rewarding. Approximately 20–25 new PhD students matriculate each fall from an applicant pool of more than 1,000, and our graduates are highly sought after at the world's most elite institutions of higher learning, in government, and at leading global businesses.

Our program is a full-time program that typically takes about five years to complete. PhD students can apply for one of our seven dissertation areas  or three joint PhD programs.

Explore Our Dissertation Areas and Joint PhD Programs

Our program gives you the flexibility to meet your intellectual and academic goals. We have seven doctoral dissertation areas, as well as three joint PhD programs.

Join Our Research Community

In collaboration with faculty and fellow students, you’ll conduct innovative research and prepare for a successful career.

How to Apply for and Fund Your PhD in Business

Explore phd admissions.

Earn your PhD in one of the best business PhD programs in the world. Here’s how to join our community of bold thinkers.

Attend a PhD Admissions Event

Join us at an information session or recruiting forum to learn more about the Stevens Doctoral Program at Chicago Booth.

Explore Financial Aid

At Chicago Booth, PhD students receive a tuition grant, a stipend, student health insurance, a computer or computer subsidy, and access to research and travel funding.

Meet Our Alumni and Job Market Candidates

Discover our alumni success.

For 100 years, Chicago Booth has been a proven training ground for the next generation of leading professionals in academia, government, and industry.

See Our PhD Job Market Candidates

See the Stevens Doctoral Program's current job market candidates—the next generation of researchers who will shape theory and practice in business and beyond.

Discover UChicago

Discover UChicago is a two-day program that introduces third-year undergraduates to the prospect of pursuing a graduate degree at UChicago and other institutions alike. At the event, Stevens Doctoral Program representatives will shed light on the program and application process, as well as navigating academic life at Chicago Booth.

Celebrating 100 Years of Pioneering Research

Since 1920, our faculty, alumni, and students have been driving the evolution of modern research in a wide range of disciplines.

On April 11, 2024, scholars in financial economics gathered to share ongoing research in a series of alumni and student presentations as part of a commemorative event dedicated to our late colleague, Yiran Fan.

Stories from Our Community

Measuring preferences for privacy.

Current PhD student Tesary Lin’s passion for economics and behavioral science has led her to develop a new incentive framework for businesses that want to use consumer data to inform managerial decisions, while respecting consumers’ privacy preferences.

A PhD for Social Impact

A passion for travel, social impact, and wanting to "dig deeper" inspired current student Gülin Tuzcuoğlu to pursue a PhD in operations research.

Hyde Park Campus

Take a Virtual Tour

If you still have questions after reviewing our doctorate in business FAQ , please contact us. We look forward to hearing from you!

Phone: 773.702.7298 Email Us

• Harvard Business School →
• Doctoral Programs →
• PhD Programs
• Accounting & Management

Business Economics

• Health Policy (Management)
• Organizational Behavior
• Technology & Operations Management
• Program Requirements

Curriculum & Coursework

Research dissertation, areas of specialization.

• Behavioral Economics
• Development
• Econometrics
• Economic Theory
• Economics of Organization
• Entrepreneurship
• Industrial Organization
• International Economics
• Labor Economics
• Macroeconomics

Fanele Mashwama

Sagar Saxena

“ HBS is the ideal environment because I get to think about the world like an economist, but I have the freedom and resources to draw on methods from other disciplines as I study market design and industrial organization. ”

Current Harvard Economics Faculty

• Pol Antràs
• Robert Barro
• Emily Breza
• John Y. Campbell
• Raj Chetty
• Gabriel Chodorow-Reich
• Richard Cooper
• David M. Cutler
• Melissa Dell
• Karen Dynan
• Benjamin Enke
• Richard B. Freeman
• Benjamin M. Friedman
• Roland G. Fryer, Jr.
• Xavier Gabaix
• Edward Glaeser
• Claudia Goldin
• Benjamin Golub
• Gita Gopinath
• Oliver Hart
• Elhanan Helpman
• Dale Jorgenson
• Myrto Kalouptsidi
• Maximilian Kasy
• Lawrence Katz
• Gabriel Kreindler
• David Laibson
• Robin S. Lee
• N. Gregory Mankiw
• Stephen Marglin
• Eric S. Maskin
• Marc Melitz
• Jeffrey Miron
• Ariel Pakes
• Amanda Pallais
• Matthew Rabin
• Gautam Rao
• Kenneth Rogoff
• Amartya Sen
• Neil Shephard
• Andrei Shleifer
• Stefanie Stantcheva
• Jeremy Stein
• James Stock
• Ludwig Straub
• Tomasz Strzalecki
• Lawrence H. Summers
• Elie Tamer
• Winnie Van Dijk
• David Yang

Current HBS Faculty

• Laura Alfaro
• Samuel B. Antill
• Brian K. Baik
• Malcolm P. Baker
• John Beshears
• Katherine B. Coffman
• Lauren H. Cohen
• Shawn A. Cole
• Joshua D. Coval
• Mihir A. Desai
• Mark L. Egan
• Benjamin C. Esty
• C. Fritz Foley
• Stuart C. Gilson
• Paul A. Gompers
• Jerry R. Green
• Shane M. Greenstein
• Robin Greenwood
• Brian J. Hall
• Samuel G. Hanson
• Victoria Ivashina
• Ebehi Iyoha
• Robert S. Kaplan
• William R. Kerr
• Scott Duke Kominers
• Jacqueline Ng Lane
• Josh Lerner
• Michael Luca
• Alexander J. MacKay
• Edward McFowland III
• David A. Moss
• Ramana Nanda
• Matthew Rabin
• Forest L. Reinhardt
• Edward J. Riedl
• Raffaella Sadun
• William A. Sahlman
• David S. Scharfstein
• Joshua R. Schwartzstein
• Arthur I Segel
• Emil N. Siriwardane
• Adi Sunderam
• Boris Vallee
• Luis M. Viceira
• Matthew C. Weinzierl
• Dennis A. Yao

Current Business Economics Students

• Maxim Alekseev
• Sage Belz
• Fiona Chen
• Cameron Cohen
• Jorge Colmenares
• Terry Culpepper
• Songyuan Ding
• Jo Ellery
• Simon Essig Aberg
• Toren Fronsdal
• Jacob Furst
• Jeffrey Gortmaker
• Shlok Goyal
• Helene Hall
• Ruru (Juan Ru) Hoong
• Catherine Huang
• Baiyun Jing
• Nathan Kaplan
• Justin Katz
• Lev Klarnet
• Shira Li
• Alex Magnuson
• Fanele Mashwama
• Marcela Mello
• Laura Nicolae
• Lauren Rice
• Maya Roy
• Dominic Russel
• Claire Shi
• Wilbur Townsend
• Jennifer Walsh
• Andi Wang
• Alex Wu
• Jeffrey Yang
• Jennifer Zou

Current HBS Faculty & Students by Interest

Recent placement, martin aragoneses, 2024, angela ma, 2024, john conlon, 2023, erica moszkowski, 2023, ran zhuo, 2023, matthew lilley, 2022, david zhang, 2022, karen shen, 2021, ravi jagadeesan, 2020, vitaly bord, 2019, weiling liu, 2019, michael blank, 2024, kunal sangani, 2024, spencer yongwook kwon, 2023, daniel ramos, 2023, francesca bastianello, 2022, frank pinter, 2022, andreas schaab, 2021, edoardo maria acabbi, 2020, michael thaler, 2020, oren danieli, 2019, janelle schlossberger, 2019, jiafeng (kevin) chen, 2024, hanbin yang, 2024, robert minton, 2023, sagar saxena, 2023, talia b. gillis, 2022, ron yang, 2022, gregor schubert, 2021, xiang ding, 2020, christopher anderson, 2019, yizhou jin, 2019.

About Stanford GSB

• The Leadership
• Dean’s Updates
• School News & History
• Commencement
• Business, Government & Society
• Centers & Institutes
• Center for Entrepreneurial Studies
• Center for Social Innovation
• Stanford Seed

About the Experience

• Learning at Stanford GSB
• Experiential Learning
• Guest Speakers
• Entrepreneurship
• Social Innovation
• Communication
• Life at Stanford GSB
• Collaborative Environment
• Activities & Organizations
• Student Services
• Housing Options
• International Students

Full-Time Degree Programs

• Why Stanford MBA
• Academic Experience
• Financial Aid
• Why Stanford MSx

Research Fellows Program

• See All Programs

Non-Degree & Certificate Programs

• Executive Education
• Stanford Executive Program
• Programs for Organizations
• The Difference
• Online Programs
• Stanford LEAD
• Seed Transformation Program
• Aspire Program
• Seed Spark Program
• Faculty Profiles
• Academic Areas
• Awards & Honors
• Conferences

Faculty Research

• Publications
• Working Papers
• Case Studies

Research Hub

• Research Labs & Initiatives
• Business Library
• Data, Analytics & Research Computing
• Behavioral Lab

Research Labs

• Cities, Housing & Society Lab
• Golub Capital Social Impact Lab

Research Initiatives

• Corporate Governance Research Initiative
• Corporations and Society Initiative
• Policy and Innovation Initiative
• Rapid Decarbonization Initiative
• Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative
• Value Chain Innovation Initiative
• Venture Capital Initiative
• Career & Success
• Climate & Sustainability
• Corporate Governance
• Culture & Society
• Finance & Investing
• Government & Politics
• Leadership & Management
• Markets and Trade
• Operations & Logistics
• Opportunity & Access
• Technology & AI
• Opinion & Analysis
• Email Newsletter

Welcome, Alumni

• Communities
• Digital Communities & Tools
• Regional Chapters
• Women’s Programs
• Identity Chapters
• Find Your Reunion
• Career Resources
• Job Search Resources
• Career & Life Transitions
• Programs & Webinars
• Career Video Library
• Alumni Education
• Research Resources
• Volunteering
• Alumni News
• Class Notes
• Alumni Voices
• Contact Alumni Relations
• Upcoming Events

Admission Events & Information Sessions

• MBA Program
• MSx Program
• PhD Program
• Alumni Events
• All Other Events
• Requirements
• Requirements: Behavioral
• Requirements: Quantitative
• Requirements: Macro
• Requirements: Micro
• Annual Evaluations
• Field Examination
• Research Activities
• Research Papers
• Dissertation
• Oral Examination
• Current Students
• Entering Class Profile
• Education & CV
• GMAT & GRE
• International Applicants
• Statement of Purpose
• Letters of Recommendation
• Reapplicants
• Application Fee Waiver
• Deadline & Decisions
• Job Market Candidates
• Academic Placements
• Stay in Touch
• Fields of Study
• Student Life

Our faculty members are uncompromisingly committed to student success

Students pursue an intensely focused, highly energized academic experience in their chosen discipline

Recognized experts in their fields, our faculty continually publish groundbreaking research

Our collaborative culture enables students to support one another, and most students live on campus

Learn more about our application materials and what we look for in a candidate

Our graduates pursue tenure-track academic placements at top institutions around the world

Stanford GSB PhD Program

Discover a focus and intensity greater than you may have thought possible. As a PhD student at Stanford Graduate School of Business, you will be inspired and challenged to explore novel ideas and complex questions.

Fall 2024 applications are now closed. Applications for Fall 2025 will be available in September 2024.

Become an Outstanding Scholar

Our PhD Program is designed to develop outstanding scholars for careers in research and teaching at leading academic institutions throughout the world. You will embark on a challenging and meaningful experience, focusing your academic study in one of seven distinct fields within the PhD degree program.

Is a PhD Right for You?

Strong PhD candidates are full of ideas and curiosity, with a passion and aptitude for research. If you’re prepared to embark on a rigorous career in research and develop your full potential, we invite you to explore the possibilities of a PhD in business. Admitted students receive full fellowships for their doctoral studies.

Faculty Publications

Expectations and the neutrality of interest rates, real effects of supplying safe private money, how credit cycles across a financial crisis, phd student voices, school news, stanford economist guido imbens wins nobel in economic sciences, susan athey named president of american economic association, teaching through a pandemic: students recognize two faculty members for their efforts, diversifying the pool of phd students will require systemic change.

Gain valuable research experience and training in a two-year, pre-doctoral opportunity at Stanford University.

• Priorities for the GSB's Future
• See the Current DEI Report
• Supporting Data
• Research & Insights
• Share Your Thoughts
• Search Fund Primer
• Teaching & Curriculum
• Affiliated Faculty
• Faculty Advisors
• Louis W. Foster Resource Center
• Defining Social Innovation
• Impact Compass
• Global Health Innovation Insights
• Faculty Affiliates
• Student Awards & Certificates
• Changemakers
• Dean Jonathan Levin
• Dean Garth Saloner
• Dean Robert Joss
• Dean Michael Spence
• Dean Robert Jaedicke
• Dean Rene McPherson
• Dean Arjay Miller
• Dean Ernest Arbuckle
• Dean Jacob Hugh Jackson
• Dean Willard Hotchkiss
• Faculty in Memoriam
• Stanford GSB Firsts
• Class of 2024 Candidates
• Certificate & Award Recipients
• Dean’s Remarks
• Keynote Address
• Teaching Approach
• Analysis and Measurement of Impact
• The Corporate Entrepreneur: Startup in a Grown-Up Enterprise
• Data-Driven Impact
• Designing Experiments for Impact
• Digital Marketing
• The Founder’s Right Hand
• Marketing for Measurable Change
• Product Management
• Public Policy Lab: Financial Challenges Facing US Cities
• Public Policy Lab: Homelessness in California
• Lab Features
• Curricular Integration
• View From The Top
• Formation of New Ventures
• Managing Growing Enterprises
• Startup Garage
• Explore Beyond the Classroom
• Stanford Venture Studio
• Summer Program
• Workshops & Events
• The Five Lenses of Entrepreneurship
• Leadership Labs
• Executive Challenge
• Arbuckle Leadership Fellows Program
• Selection Process
• Training Schedule
• Time Commitment
• Learning Expectations
• Post-Training Opportunities
• Who Should Apply
• Introductory T-Groups
• Leadership for Society Program
• Certificate
• 2024 Awardees
• 2023 Awardees
• 2022 Awardees
• 2021 Awardees
• 2020 Awardees
• 2019 Awardees
• 2018 Awardees
• Social Management Immersion Fund
• Stanford Impact Founder Fellowships and Prizes
• Stanford Impact Leader Prizes
• Social Entrepreneurship
• Stanford GSB Impact Fund
• Economic Development
• Energy & Environment
• Stanford GSB Residences
• Environmental Leadership
• Stanford GSB Artwork
• A Closer Look
• California & the Bay Area
• Voices of Stanford GSB
• Business & Beneficial Technology
• Business & Sustainability
• Business & Free Markets
• Business, Government, and Society Forum
• Get Involved
• Second Year
• Global Experiences
• JD/MBA Joint Degree
• MA Education/MBA Joint Degree
• MD/MBA Dual Degree
• MPP/MBA Joint Degree
• MS Computer Science/MBA Joint Degree
• MS Electrical Engineering/MBA Joint Degree
• MS Environment and Resources (E-IPER)/MBA Joint Degree
• Academic Calendar
• Clubs & Activities
• LGBTQ+ Students
• Military Veterans
• Minorities & People of Color
• Partners & Families
• Students with Disabilities
• Student Support
• Residential Life
• Student Voices
• MBA Alumni Voices
• A Week in the Life
• Career Support
• Employment Outcomes
• Cost of Attendance
• Knight-Hennessy Scholars Program
• Yellow Ribbon Program
• BOLD Fellows Fund
• Application Process
• Loan Forgiveness
• Contact the Financial Aid Office
• Evaluation Criteria
• English Language Proficiency
• Personal Information, Activities & Awards
• Professional Experience
• Optional Short Answer Questions
• Application Fee
• Reapplication
• Deferred Enrollment
• Joint & Dual Degrees
• Event Schedule
• Ambassadors
• New & Noteworthy
• Ask a Question
• See Why Stanford MSx
• Is MSx Right for You?
• MSx Stories
• Leadership Development
• How You Will Learn
• Admission Events
• Personal Information
• GMAT, GRE & EA
• English Proficiency Tests
• Career Change
• Career Advancement
• Daycare, Schools & Camps
• U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents
• Faculty Mentors
• Current Fellows
• Standard Track
• Fellowship & Benefits
• Group Enrollment
• Program Formats
• Developing a Program
• Diversity & Inclusion
• Strategic Transformation
• Program Experience
• Contact Client Services
• Campus Experience
• Live Online Experience
• Silicon Valley & Bay Area
• Digital Credentials
• Faculty Spotlights
• Participant Spotlights
• Eligibility
• International Participants
• Stanford Ignite
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Operations, Information & Technology
• Organizational Behavior
• Political Economy
• Classical Liberalism
• The Eddie Lunch
• Accounting Summer Camp
• Videos, Code & Data
• California Econometrics Conference
• California Quantitative Marketing PhD Conference
• California School Conference
• China India Insights Conference
• Homo economicus, Evolving
• Political Economics (2023–24)
• Scaling Geologic Storage of CO2 (2023–24)
• A Resilient Pacific: Building Connections, Envisioning Solutions
• Adaptation and Innovation
• Changing Climate
• Civil Society
• Climate Impact Summit
• Climate Science
• Corporate Carbon Disclosures
• Earth’s Seafloor
• Environmental Justice
• Operations and Information Technology
• Organizations
• Sustainability Reporting and Control
• Taking the Pulse of the Planet
• Urban Infrastructure
• Watershed Restoration
• Junior Faculty Workshop on Financial Regulation and Banking
• Ken Singleton Celebration
• Marketing Camp
• Quantitative Marketing PhD Alumni Conference
• Presentations
• Theory and Inference in Accounting Research
• Stanford Closer Look Series
• Quick Guides
• Core Concepts
• Journal Articles
• Glossary of Terms
• Faculty & Staff
• Researchers & Students
• Research Approach
• Charitable Giving
• Financial Health
• Government Services
• Workers & Careers
• Short Course
• Adaptive & Iterative Experimentation
• Incentive Design
• Social Sciences & Behavioral Nudges
• Bandit Experiment Application
• Conferences & Events
• Reading Materials
• Energy Entrepreneurship
• Faculty & Affiliates
• SOLE Report
• Responsible Supply Chains
• Current Study Usage
• Pre-Registration Information
• Participate in a Study
• Founding Donors
• Location Information
• Participant Profile
• Network Membership
• Program Impact
• Collaborators
• Entrepreneur Profiles
• Company Spotlights
• Seed Transformation Network
• Responsibilities
• Current Coaches
• How to Apply
• Meet the Consultants
• Meet the Interns
• Intern Profiles
• Collaborate
• Research Library
• News & Insights
• Program Contacts
• Databases & Datasets
• Research Guides
• Consultations
• Research Workshops
• Career Research
• Research Data Services
• Course Reserves
• Course Research Guides
• Material Loan Periods
• Fines & Other Charges
• Document Delivery
• Interlibrary Loan
• Equipment Checkout
• Print & Scan
• MBA & MSx Students
• PhD Students
• Other Stanford Students
• Faculty Assistants
• Research Assistants
• Stanford GSB Alumni
• Telling Our Story
• Staff Directory
• Site Registration
• Alumni Directory
• Alumni Email
• Privacy Settings & My Profile
• Success Stories
• The Story of Circles
• Support Women’s Circles
• Stanford Women on Boards Initiative
• Alumnae Spotlights
• Insights & Research
• Industry & Professional
• Entrepreneurial Commitment Group
• Recent Alumni
• Half-Century Club
• Fall Reunions
• Spring Reunions
• MBA 25th Reunion
• Half-Century Club Reunion
• Faculty Lectures
• Ernest C. Arbuckle Award
• Alison Elliott Exceptional Achievement Award
• ENCORE Award
• Excellence in Leadership Award
• John W. Gardner Volunteer Leadership Award
• Robert K. Jaedicke Faculty Award
• Jack McDonald Military Service Appreciation Award
• Jerry I. Porras Latino Leadership Award
• Tapestry Award
• Student & Alumni Events
• Executive Recruiters
• Interviewing
• Land the Perfect Job with LinkedIn
• Negotiating
• Elevator Pitch
• Email Best Practices
• Resumes & Cover Letters
• Self-Assessment
• Whitney Birdwell Ball
• Margaret Brooks
• Bryn Panee Burkhart
• Margaret Chan
• Ricki Frankel
• Peter Gandolfo
• Cindy W. Greig
• Natalie Guillen
• Carly Janson
• Sloan Klein
• Sherri Appel Lassila
• Stuart Meyer
• Tanisha Parrish
• Virginia Roberson
• Philippe Taieb
• Michael Takagawa
• Terra Winston
• Johanna Wise
• Debbie Wolter
• Rebecca Zucker
• Complimentary Coaching
• Changing Careers
• Work-Life Integration
• Career Breaks
• Flexible Work
• Encore Careers
• Join a Board
• D&B Hoovers
• Data Axle (ReferenceUSA)
• EBSCO Business Source
• Global Newsstream
• Market Share Reporter
• ProQuest One Business
• Student Clubs
• Entrepreneurial Students
• Stanford GSB Trust
• Alumni Community
• How to Volunteer
• Springboard Sessions
• Consulting Projects
• 2020 – 2029
• 2010 – 2019
• 2000 – 2009
• 1990 – 1999
• 1980 – 1989
• 1970 – 1979
• 1960 – 1969
• 1950 – 1959
• 1940 – 1949
• Service Areas
• ACT History
• ACT Awards Celebration
• ACT Governance Structure
• Building Leadership for ACT
• Individual Leadership Positions
• Leadership Role Overview
• Purpose of the ACT Management Board
• Contact ACT
• Business & Nonprofit Communities
• Reunion Volunteers
• Ways to Give
• Fiscal Year Report
• Business School Fund Leadership Council
• Planned Giving Options
• Planned Giving Benefits
• Planned Gifts and Reunions
• Legacy Partners
• Giving News & Stories
• Giving Deadlines
• Development Staff
• Submit Class Notes
• Class Secretaries
• Board of Directors
• Health Care
• Sustainability
• Class Takeaways
• All Else Equal: Making Better Decisions
• If/Then: Business, Leadership, Society
• Grit & Growth
• Think Fast, Talk Smart
• Spring 2022
• Spring 2021
• Autumn 2020
• Summer 2020
• Winter 2020
• In the Media
• For Journalists
• DCI Fellows
• Other Auditors
• Academic Calendar & Deadlines
• Course Materials
• Entrepreneurial Resources
• Campus Drive Grove
• Campus Drive Lawn
• CEMEX Auditorium
• King Community Court
• Seawell Family Boardroom
• Stanford GSB Bowl
• Stanford Investors Common
• Town Square
• Vidalakis Courtyard
• Vidalakis Dining Hall
• Catering Services
• Policies & Guidelines
• Reservations
• Contact Faculty Recruiting
• Lecturer Positions
• Postdoctoral Positions
• Accommodations
• CMC-Managed Interviews
• Recruiter-Managed Interviews
• Virtual Interviews
• Campus & Virtual
• Search for Candidates
• Think Globally
• Recruiting Calendar
• Recruiting Policies
• Full-Time Employment
• Summer Employment
• Entrepreneurial Summer Program
• Global Management Immersion Experience
• Social-Purpose Summer Internships
• Process Overview
• Project Types
• Client Eligibility Criteria
• Client Screening
• ACT Leadership
• Social Innovation & Nonprofit Management Resources
• Develop Your Organization’s Talent
• Centers & Initiatives
• Student Fellowships

• Aimlay Foundation
• Pharma Courses
• Become a Partner
• Medical Courses
• Life@Aimlay
• Web Stories

• Thesis Writing
• Law Admission
• Dissertation
• Honorary doctorate
• Educational Academy
• Management Courses
• Research Paper Writing
• YouTube Journal

PhD | Thesis Writing | Law Admission | Dissertation | Biography | Pharma | Honorary doctorate | Educational Academy | Management Courses | Research Paper Writing | YouTube Journal  

Get Insights on Pursuing a PhD in Commerce and Management 

• January 22, 2024

Embarking on a doctoral journey in Commerce and Management is a profound decision that opens doors to unparalleled opportunities for research, academia, and leadership roles. In this comprehensive on-page blog, we will navigate the intricate landscape of a PhD in Commerce and Management, exploring its significance, the intricacies of the program, admission essentials, potential specializations, and the promising career trajectories it offers. 

Table of Content

1. The Significance of a PhD in Commerce and Management 2. Program Overview 3. Admission Essentials for a PhD in Commerce and Management 4. Potential Specializations in PhD in Commerce and Management 5. Challenges and Rewards of Pursuing a PhD in Commerce and Management 6. Frequently Asked Questions

The Significance of a PhD in Commerce and Management:  

A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Commerce and Management is the pinnacle of academic achievement in the business realm. It is not merely a title but a testament to one’s expertise, contribution to knowledge, and the ability to conduct original research. This advanced level of education equips individuals with a deep understanding of commerce, management theories, and the skills to critically analyze and contribute to the field’s body of knowledge. 

PhD in Commerce and Management: Program Overview:  

The journey of a PhD in Commerce and Management is an immersive experience that typically spans several years. Doctoral candidates delve into advanced coursework, conduct extensive literature reviews, and ultimately contribute to the academic discourse through an original research thesis. The curriculum is designed to hone research methodologies, analytical thinking, and scholarly writing skills. 

Admission Essentials for a PhD in Commerce and Management:  

1. Educational Qualifications: 

   – Candidates must hold a postgraduate degree in a relevant field, usually an MBA or an equivalent Master’s degree in Commerce or Management. 

2. Research Proposal: 

   – Crafting a compelling research proposal is a crucial aspect of the application process. This proposal outlines the intended research, its significance, and the methodology to be employed. 

3. Entrance Exam/Interview: 

   – Many universities conduct entrance exams or interviews to assess the candidate’s research aptitude and subject knowledge. 

4. Academic and Professional Experience: 

   – While not always mandatory, having prior academic or professional experience in the field can strengthen the application. 

Potential Specializations in PhD in Commerce and Management:  

1. Finance and Accounting: 

   – Research opportunities in financial management, accounting practices, and investment strategies. 

2. Marketing and Consumer Behaviour: 

   – Investigating market trends, consumer preferences, and the impact of marketing strategies. 

3. Organizational Behaviour and Human Resource Management: 

   – Exploring organizational dynamics, employee behavior, and strategies for effective human resource management. 

4. Strategic Management: 

   – Researching strategies for organizational growth, competitive advantage, and business sustainability. 

5. International Business: 

   – Analysing the complexities of global business environments, international trade, and cross-cultural management. 

Career Trajectories After Completing a PhD in Commerce and Management: 

1. Academia: 

   – Opportunities to become a faculty member or researcher in prestigious educational institutions. 

2. Research and Consultancy: 

   – Engaging in research projects, consultancy, and advisory roles for organizations and government bodies. 

3. Corporate Leadership: 

   – Senior management positions in corporations, contributing strategic insights and leadership. 

4. Policy Analysis and Development: 

   – Shaping policies and strategies at governmental and international levels. 

Challenges and Rewards of Pursuing a PhD in Commerce and Management:  

While the journey of earning, a PhD is undoubtedly challenging, it is equally rewarding. Doctoral candidates face the rigors of research, long hours, and the pressure to contribute original knowledge. However, the sense of accomplishment, intellectual growth, and the potential to make a lasting impact on the field make it a fulfilling pursuit. 

Great Opportunities as a PhD Holder in Commerce and Management: 

Research Methodologies and Tools:  

One of the distinguishing features of a PhD in Commerce and Management is the emphasis on advanced research methodologies. Doctoral candidates delve into quantitative and qualitative research methods, statistical tools, and data analysis techniques. Proficiency in tools such as SPSS, STATA, and qualitative data analysis software becomes integral to conducting robust research. 

Publication and Conferences:  

PhD candidates are encouraged to contribute to academic discourse by publishing their research findings in peer-reviewed journals and presenting at conferences. The process of peer review ensures the quality and credibility of research, and conference presentations provide a platform for scholars to engage with the academic community. 

Continuous Learning and Skill Enhancement:  

The pursuit of a PhD in Commerce and Management is not only about acquiring knowledge but also about continuous learning and skill enhancement. Doctoral candidates engage in seminars, workshops, and training sessions to stay abreast of the latest research trends, methodologies, and technological advancements. 

Post-PhD Career Paths:  

Upon successful completion of a PhD in Commerce and Management, graduates can explore diverse career paths. While many choose to remain in academia as professors or researchers, others venture into leadership roles in corporations, governmental bodies, research institutions, or consultancy firms. 

In conclusion, a PhD in Commerce and Management is not just a qualification; it’s a transformative journey that shapes individuals into experts, thought leaders, and contributors to the global knowledge pool. Aspirants must approach this endeavour with passion, dedication, and a commitment to advancing the boundaries of commerce and management.  

Frequently Asked Questions

The duration varies but typically ranges from 3 to 5 years, depending on the institution and the nature of the research. 

Many universities offer part-time or distance learning options for PhD programs to accommodate working professionals. Contact Aimlay for more info on this.  

A research proposal demonstrates your understanding of the research topic, its relevance, and your ability to contribute meaningfully to the field. 

Skills include advanced research methodologies, critical thinking, analytical abilities, scholarly writing, and effective communication. 

A supervisor provides guidance, support, and mentorship throughout the research journey, assisting the candidate in navigating challenges and ensuring the quality of the research output. 

Share this Article

Send your query, 2 thoughts on “get insights on pursuing a phd in commerce and management ”.

i am only master in commerce and non NET . could i take admission in phd? if yes so total fee will be and cost of all writing materials with you

Yes, you can pursue a PhD without NET qualification. You can submit the inquiry through our form and our counsellor will connect you shortly.

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

100 PhD Project Topics In Commerce [2024]

Are you considering pursuing a PhD in Commerce? One of the most crucial decisions you’ll make is choosing the right research topic. Your topic sets the stage for your entire doctoral journey, shaping your studies, and contributing to the advancement of knowledge in the field. In this blog, we’ll delve into various intriguing PhD project topics in commerce across different areas, exploring their significance and potential impact.

Identifying Key Areas in Commerce

Table of Contents

Commerce encompasses a broad spectrum of disciplines, ranging from traditional areas like Accounting and Finance to emerging trends like E-commerce and Sustainable Commerce. Understanding these key areas can help you narrow down your focus.

Traditional Commerce

In traditional commerce, you have pillars like Accounting, Finance, Marketing, and Management. These areas have been the cornerstone of commerce studies for decades, offering a rich tapestry of research opportunities.

Emerging Trends

The world of commerce is constantly evolving, with new trends reshaping the landscape. E-commerce, Sustainable Commerce, and International Trade are some of the emerging areas that present exciting avenues for research.

How Do I Choose A PhD Project Topic In Commerce?

Choosing a PhD project topic in Commerce requires careful consideration and alignment with your interests, expertise, and the current trends in the field. Here are some steps to guide you through the process:

• Identify Your Interests: Start by reflecting on your academic and professional interests within the broad field of Commerce. What topics fascinate you the most? What issues or challenges do you want to address through your research?
• Review Existing Literature: Conduct a thorough review of existing literature in your areas of interest. Identify gaps, controversies, or emerging trends that you could explore further in your research.
• Consult with Advisors and Experts: Seek guidance from your academic advisors, professors, or industry experts. They can offer helpful advice, propose research topics you might like, and assist you in improving your thoughts.
• Consider Feasibility and Resources: Assess the feasibility of potential research topics based on available resources, data availability, and your own capabilities. Consider factors such as access to data, research facilities, and funding opportunities.
• Define Research Objectives: Clearly define the objectives of your research project. What specific questions do you want to address? What hypotheses do you want to test? Ensure that your research objectives are well-defined and achievable within the scope of your PhD program.
• Stay Updated with Current Trends: Keep yourself updated with the latest developments and trends in the field of Commerce. Pay attention to emerging topics, technological advancements, and industry innovations that could inspire potential research ideas.
• Consider Practical Applications: Think about the practical implications of your research. How can your findings contribute to solving real-world problems or advancing knowledge in the field? Consider the potential impact of your research on academia, industry, policy, or society.
• Balance Originality and Significance: Strive to find a balance between originality and significance in your research topic. Aim to choose a topic that is both novel and relevant, offering new insights or perspectives that can contribute to the advancement of knowledge in Commerce.
• Be Flexible and Open-Minded: Remain open to exploring different research avenues and adapting your ideas based on feedback and new information. Be willing to pivot if necessary and consider alternative research topics that align better with your interests and objectives.
• Seek Feedback and Validation: Once you’ve identified potential research topics, seek feedback from peers, colleagues, or mentors. Present your ideas to others and solicit their input and perspectives. This can help you validate your ideas and refine your research proposal before moving forward.

100 PhD Project Topics In Commerce

Accounting and finance.

• The impact of financial reporting standards on corporate governance.
• Behavioral finance: Understanding investor decision-making processes.
• Corporate social responsibility and financial performance.
• Fraud detection and prevention in financial reporting.
• The role of accounting information systems in enhancing business performance.
• Corporate governance mechanisms and firm performance.
• Financial literacy and its impact on personal finance management.
• Financial risk management strategies in multinational corporations.
• Sustainable finance: Evaluating the role of green investments.
• Islamic finance and its implications for global financial markets.
• Financial inclusion initiatives and their impact on economic development.
• Corporate restructuring and its effect on shareholder value.
• Impact of taxation policies on business decisions and economic growth.
• Big data analytics in finance: Opportunities and challenges.
• Behavioral biases in investment decision-making.
• Consumer behavior in the digital age: A cross-cultural perspective.
• Brand equity measurement and management strategies.
• How Influencers Affect What People Buy: Studying how famous people online influence what we choose to buy.
• How Brain Science Helps Ads Work Better: Looking at how understanding how our brains work can make ads more effective.
• Making Friends Online to Sell Stuff: Exploring how businesses use social media to keep customers happy and buying.
• Sustainable marketing practices and consumer perceptions.
• Adoption and diffusion of innovations in marketing strategies.
• Online reviews and their influence on consumer decision-making.
• Pricing strategies in dynamic markets: A game-theoretic approach.
• Cross-cultural marketing strategies and their implementation challenges.
• Brand loyalty and its determinants in competitive markets.
• Marketing strategies for emerging markets: Case studies from developing countries.
• Relationship marketing in B2B markets: Building long-term partnerships.
• Green marketing: Consumer attitudes and purchase behavior.
• Digital marketing trends: Insights from social media analytics.
• Leadership styles and how they affect the way a company works.
• Managing changes when a company is going through digital upgrades.
• Knowledge management practices in multinational corporations.
• Strategic human resource management in dynamic environments.
• Organizational learning and its role in fostering innovation.
• Corporate social responsibility and employee engagement.
• Entrepreneurial orientation and firm performance.
• Talent management strategies for attracting and retaining top talent.
• Diversity management in global organizations: Best practices and challenges.
• Organizational resilience: Building adaptive capacities in turbulent times.
• Strategic alliances and their impact on firm competitiveness.
• Crisis management strategies: Lessons from successful and failed cases.
• Workplace well-being initiatives and their effects on employee productivity.
• Corporate governance mechanisms and their influence on managerial decision-making.
• Technological innovation and organizational change: Managing resistance to change.

E-commerce and Digital Marketing

• Personalization strategies in online retail: A data-driven approach.
• Cybersecurity challenges in e-commerce platforms: Mitigation strategies.
• Omnichannel marketing strategies for seamless customer experiences.
• Artificial intelligence applications in digital marketing: Opportunities and ethical considerations.
• Mobile commerce adoption and consumer behavior.
• Augmented reality and virtual reality in enhancing online shopping experiences.
• Blockchain technology and its potential applications in e-commerce.
• Digital advertising effectiveness: Measurement and optimization.
• Social commerce: Integrating social media platforms with e-commerce.
• E-commerce logistics and supply chain management: Optimization models.
• Online reputation management strategies for businesses.
• Digital transformation in traditional retail: Case studies and success factors.
• Voice commerce: Trends and implications for retailers.
• Cross-border e-commerce: Legal and regulatory challenges.
• Subscription-based business models: Customer retention strategies.

Sustainable Commerce

• Green supply chain management practices and their impact on environmental sustainability.
• Circular economy models and their adoption by businesses.
• Sustainable product design and development: Life Cycle assessment approaches.
• Carbon footprint measurement and reduction strategies in supply chains.
• Corporate sustainability reporting: Trends and implications for stakeholders.
• Environmental management systems implementation in organizations.
• Socially responsible investing: Performance and ethical considerations.
• Sustainable tourism practices: Balancing economic growth and environmental conservation.
• Corporate environmental responsibility and stakeholder perceptions.
• Green marketing strategies and consumer perceptions.
• Renewable energy adoption in businesses: Barriers and drivers.
• Sustainable packaging innovations and their adoption by industries.
• Fair trade certification and its impact on producers and consumers.
• Water stewardship strategies in agriculture and manufacturing sectors.
• Sustainable urban development: Smart city initiatives and sustainability goals.

International Trade and Globalization

• Trade liberalization and economic growth: Evidence from developing countries.
• Foreign direct investment inflows and their impact on host economies.
• Regional trade agreements: Implications for global trade patterns.
• Exchange rate volatility and its effects on international trade.
• International trade finance mechanisms: Risks and mitigation strategies.
• Global value chains: Dynamics and implications for trade policy.
• Trade facilitation measures and their impact on trade flows.
• Export competitiveness and firm-level strategies.
• Trade disputes and their resolution mechanisms: Case studies.
• Bilateral and multilateral trade agreements: Comparative analysis.
• Economic integration and regional development: Lessons from regional blocs.
• Trade and environment nexus: Assessing environmental implications of trade policies.
• Trade promotion strategies for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
• Trade finance innovations: Blockchain and digital platforms.
• International labor mobility and its impact on global trade dynamics.

Cross-disciplinary Topics

• The role of digital currencies in reshaping global finance and trade.
• Artificial intelligence applications in supply chain management and marketing.
• Social entrepreneurship and sustainable business models.
• Data privacy regulations and their implications for e-commerce.
• Corporate governance practices in family-owned businesses.
• Impact investing and its role in addressing social and environmental challenges.
• Sustainable tourism development in emerging economies.
• Fintech innovations and their impact on traditional banking services.
• Digital transformation in healthcare services: Opportunities and challenges.
• Sustainable development goals (SDGs) and corporate sustainability strategies.

Selecting the PhD project topics in commerce is a pivotal moment in your academic journey. It’s an opportunity to explore your interests, contribute to the body of knowledge, and make a meaningful impact in the world of commerce.

Whether you’re passionate about traditional disciplines like Accounting and Finance or intrigued by emerging trends like Sustainable Commerce, there’s a wealth of opportunities awaiting your exploration.

So, dive in, explore, and embark on your journey to becoming a thought leader in the field of commerce.

Related Posts

Science Fair Project Ideas For 6th Graders

When it comes to Science Fair Project Ideas For 6th Graders, the possibilities are endless! These projects not only help students develop essential skills, such…

Java Project Ideas for Beginners

Java is one of the most popular programming languages. It is used for many applications, from laptops to data centers, gaming consoles, scientific supercomputers, and…

Home  >  News & Articles  >  PhD in Commerce: Fees, Syllabus, Eligibility, Top Colleges, Salary 2024

Shivam Kumar

Updated on 29th February, 2024 , 8 min read

PhD in Commerce: Fees, Syllabus, Eligibility, Top Colleges, Salary 2024

A PhD in Commerce is a 3-6-year doctoral program.  It focuses on fields that include academics, research, consulting, and entrepreneurship. Students can pursue jobs as assistant professionals, finance analysts, or trading managers. 

A PhD in commerce is a fantastic choice if a student wants to specialize  in commerce. The syllabus includes topics such as accounting, marketing, taxes, human resources, and finance, among other related fields.

PhD in Commerce eligibility means that a student must have earned at least 55% on their master's in commerce or MPhil from a recognized university. In some universities, to pursue a PhD in commerce, candidates must also pass the UGC-NET exam.

PhD in Commerce admission is done through the eligibility criteria, which is a master’s degree in commerce or philosophy with an average of 55% through a recognized university.

PhD in Commerce job profiles include those of university professors, researchers, economists, corporate strategists, and many more. 

The average fees for a PhD in Commerce range from INR 20,000–2,00,000. Some of the top colleges that give admission to PhDs in commerce are J amia Milia Islamia , BHU and Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University . 

PhD in Commerce: Course Highlights 

Why pursue  PhD in Commerce?

A PhD in commerce is specifically focused on business and commerce research. It is connected to human resources and management disciplines as well as industries like agriculture, retail, product production, tourism, hospitality, science, and engineering. 

Management Skills:  It focuses on forging connections, managing challenging situations, and maintaining the company's financial stability.

Obtain a competitive edge : Your employment will improve, and you'll be able to stand out from the crowd thanks to this training.

Develop your abilities You can learn how to manage people in a more connected, international society by earning a doctorate in management. 

Develop your talents as a scholar-practitioner . A PhD in management will offer you the knowledge and confidence to attend academic conferences and give presentations there. 

Who Should pursue  PhD in Commerce?

PhD in Commerce will be suitable for the following people:

• A student with a postgraduate degree.
• A person with a wide commerce background can pursue a PhD in Commerce
• If one wants to do a specialized degree, then one can turn towards PhD in Commerce
• The course is open to anybody interested in working in politics, economic analysis, or policy-making positions related to trade and commerce.

PhD in Commerce: Course Duration

A PhD in Commerce is a prestigious and advanced academic program that offers in-depth exploration and expertise in various aspects of commerce, economics, business, and related fields. This program is designed for individuals who aspire to make significant contributions to the field through original research, critical analysis, and scholarly inquiry. The course duration for a PhD in Commerce in India typically ranges from 3 to 6 years, during which students engage in a comprehensive journey of learning, discovery, and intellectual growth.

PhD in Commerce: Fees

PhD in Commerce   in India normally costs anywhere between  INR 20,000-2,00,000.  Depending on the university, college, and region, different  PhD in Commerce   programs may have different costs. Given below is an overview of the fees for this course. 

Government Colleges/Universities: In comparison to private colleges, the cost of an   PhD in Commerce   at government institutions is significantly lower. The annual fees for students in the general category might be anywhere from INR 50,000 – 2.5 Lakhs per year. 

Private Colleges/Universities: The fee in a private institution is generally higher and can also vary depending on the college's standing and location. The costs typically range from INR 80,000 - 40 Lakhs or more.

Note: Students in the reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) may pay less in tuition or be eligible for fee exemptions or grants in both government and private institutions.

PhD in Commerce: Top Colleges 

Given below is a list of the top colleges that offer PhD in Commerce   in India along with their fees:

PhD in Commerce: Admission Process

It is highly recommended that aspirants score well in their postgraduate examinations and prepare well for the entrance exam. Given below is an overview of the admission process for PhD in Commerce:   

• An aspirant should score more than 50-55% marks in their postgraduate examinations  to be applicable for PhD in Commerce. 
• Apply to the desired college through their official website or by physically visiting the institution and filling out the application form.
• Make sure to check the eligibility criteria and have all the required documents (10th and 12th Certificates, Undergraduate degree, Aadhar Card, Photographs etc.) in hand.  
• Once the form is complete, the candidate will be asked to pay a minimal amount of application fee. 
• The University may conduct  NET, DET, MAT, DAT CSIR-UGC NET, UGC NET, DBT JRF Biotech Entrance Test, JRF-GATE, and IISC PhD Entrance Exam  etc, or any state/national level entrance exam which the candidate must clear.
• It is advised to check the website regularly for updates on the admit card, entrance exam and entrance exam syllabus. 
• Admit cards will be issued to all the eligible students which will have important information such as the date of the examination, examination center, and timings. 
• The college/university will then publish lists according to their cutoff and seat availability. 
• Some Universities may conduct a Group Discussion followed by a Personal Interview to filter potential students. 
• If selected, a candidate should pay the course fee as soon as possible and attend the orientation/counselling organized by the college for further information.

PhD in Commerce: Eligibility

• Candidates must have completed a postgraduate degree in Commerce/equivalent or an M.Phil. degree from a recognized university listed under the UGC/AIU with a minimum aggregate of 55 percent and above.
• It is advantageous to the program if you have 4 years of relevant professional experience in either teaching or administration.
• Group Discussions and Personal Interviews will also be held at some reputable institutions and universities.

PhD in Commerce: Entrance Exams

• Aligarh Muslim University PhD Entrance

PhD in Commerce: Entrance Exam Syllabus 

PhD in Commerce entrance exam syllabus may vary slightly depending on the college or university. However, here are some common topics that are usually included in the syllabus:

PhD in Commerce: Subjects

A PhD in Commerce program typically offers a range of subjects and areas of specialization that can vary based on the university, faculty expertise, and research. Here are some common subjects and areas of specialization that one might find in a PhD in Commerce program:

PhD in Commerce: Syllabus 

PhD in Commerce syllabus will vary from college to college; however, given below is an overview of the topics in each semester and year:

PhD in Commerce: Recommended Books 

Given below are the names of some recognized books along with their authors in the field of Commerce that a candidate must read to gain further knowledge in the course: 

PhD in Commerce: Top Colleges in Delhi

• Jamia Millia Islamia
• Ambedkar University Delhi
• Department of Financial Studies
• Delhi Technological University
• Indian Institute of Foreign Trade  

PhD in Commerce: Top Colleges in Mumbai

• HR College Of Commerce and Economics
• RA Podar College of Commerce and Economics
• KJ Somaiya College Of Arts And Commerce (KJSCAC)
• KPB Hinduja College of Commerce
• Mithibai College Of Arts

PhD in Commerce: Top Colleges in Bangalore

• Christ University 
• Mount Carmel College
• CMR university
• Reva University
• GITAM University
• ST. Joseph’s Institute of Management
• Dayanand Sagar University
• M.S Ramaiah University of Applied Science
• School of Research and Innovation
• Indian Statistical Institute

PhD in Commerce: Top Colleges in Kolkata

• University Of Calcutta
• St. Xavier's College
• Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology
• Techno India University
• Aliah University Kolkata

PhD in Commerce: Top Colleges in Chennai

• Loyola College
• Madras Christian College
• Guru Nanak College
• Presidency College
• VELS Institute of Science, Technology and Advance Studies
• Meenakshi College For Women

PhD in Commerce: Jobs 

A PhD in Commerce opens a wide range of job opportunities in business and related fields. Given below is an overview of some of the key job roles that PhD in Commerce graduates can explore:

PhD in Commerce: Salary

PhD in Commerce salary   ranges from INR 6 – 40 LPA.  This can vary widely based on factors such as job role, years of experience, geographical location, company size, and industry sector. Below is a general salary overview for some key job roles in holding a PhD in Commerce: 

PhD in Commerce: Top Recruiters 

Given below is a list of the top recruiters for PhD in Commerce graduates in India: 

• Nurture Galileo India Pvt Ltd.
• Flipkart Internet Pvt Ltd.
• Universities & Institutes
• Delhivery Pvt Ltd.
• IBM Pvt Ltd.
• Amazon Development Centre
• Vedantu Innovations Pvt Ltd.

Was this Article Helpful/Relevant or did you get what you were looking for ?

👍 1,234

👎234

Similar Articles

PhD in Economics: Courses, Syllabus, Top Colleges, Scope & Salary 2023

Frequently Asked Questions

What is phd in commerce.

PhD in Commerce is a research-based doctoral course that can be pursued after completing a master’s degree. The actual length of the course depends on the research.

How many years is a PhD in commerce?

PhD in Commerce takes a minimum of 3 years of duration to get completed and can be studied up to a maximum of 6 years.

What is the Salary of a PhD in Commerce?

The average salary of a PhD in Commerce holder may vary depending on the industry and profile but the average salary ranges INR 6,00,000 to INR 12,00,000/year.

Which subject is best for PhD in commerce?

You can choose a subfield including, Accounting, Marketing, Taxation, Human Resources, Strategy, IT Management, Consulting, and Finance.

Is a PhD in commerce worth it?

Yes, it is worth it. You may have a fantastic career chance if you pursue a specialization-based PhD in commerce. For business majors who have a desire for conducting an in-depth study on a subject relating to business, economics, or commerce, this is an advanced-level degree program.

Does IGNOU provide PhD in Commerce?

Indira Gandhi National Open University, also known as IGNOU, Provides a distance mode Doctorate degree in various specializations such as English, Hindi, Psychology, Economics, Commerce, Science etc. The PhD degree in commerce program is of three years duration.

Can I do PhD in Commerce after MBA?

Yes, In Fact it is a good idea to do PhD after completing your master’s degree If you're interested in the arena of academics.

What is the Eligibility for PhD in commerce?

The eligibility criteria for a PhD in Commerce is that the student must have completed a master’s degree in commerce or a master’s degree in Philosophy with a minimum of 55% through a recognized university.

Can I do PhD in Commerce without master’s?

No, the eligibility criteria itself states that the student must have done a master’s degree in commerce with 55% through a recognized college.

Are there any entrance exams for a PhD in Commerce?

In some universities students must clear the entrance examinations such as UGC NET, BHU RET, SLET, etc. There is no age limit to enroll in the course.

PDF Preview

Popular searches, popular colleges/universities, top colleges by courses, top courses.

• Interesting for you
• My settings

Commerce in United States

Why Study Commerce in United States

• Studying Commerce in United States is a great choice, as there are 2 universities that offer PhD degrees on our portal.
• Over 957,000 international students choose United States for their studies, which suggests you’ll enjoy a vibrant and culturally diverse learning experience and make friends from all over the world.
• We counted 119 affordable PhD degrees in United States , allowing you to access quality higher education without breaking the bank. Moreover, there are 302 available scholarships you can apply to.

1  Commerce PhDs in United States

Family and Consumer Sciences - Family Studies and Human Development The Family and Consumer Sciences - Family Studies and Human Development program from The University of... The University of Arizona Tucson, Arizona, United States

Study in United States

The United States is home to some of the most prestigious universities and colleges in the world. With over 150 universities featured in international rankings, the U.S. has some of the best business schools, medical schools, and engineering schools. Universities and colleges in the U.S. are well known for academic flexibility and ways to customize your study experience with optional studies and extracurricular activities. Depending on where you will be studying, you will be able to visit iconic places like the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Goldengate Bridge, The Grand Canyon, Mount Rushmore, Disney's Magic Kingdom Park, and much more.

Is United States the right place for you?

Take the test and find out which country is your best fit.

Explore your Commerce degree

Commerce is about buying, selling, and trading goods and services. It's a degree that studies the business world, exploring economics, finance, marketing, and more. Specialisations include Accounting, Finance, Marketing, E-Commerce, and International Business. Courses cover economics, statistics, finance, law, and IT. Skills gained are versatile and valuable in various industries. Analytical thinking, communication, and numerical skills are crucial. Career options include Financial Analyst, Accountant, Marketing Specialist, E-Commerce Manager, or Export/Import Manager, offering a fulfilling path in the business world.

Is Commerce the best for you?

Take the test and find out if Commerce is the right path for you.

Go to your profile page to get personalised recommendations!

• JEE Main 2024
• MHT CET 2024
• JEE Advanced 2024
• BITSAT 2024
• View All Engineering Exams
• Colleges Accepting B.Tech Applications
• Top Engineering Colleges in India
• Engineering Colleges in India
• Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu
• Engineering Colleges Accepting JEE Main
• Top IITs in India
• Top NITs in India
• Top IIITs in India
• JEE Main College Predictor
• JEE Main Rank Predictor
• MHT CET College Predictor
• AP EAMCET College Predictor
• GATE College Predictor
• KCET College Predictor
• JEE Advanced College Predictor
• View All College Predictors
• JEE Advanced Cutoff
• JEE Main Cutoff
• MHT CET Result 2024
• JEE Advanced Result
• Download E-Books and Sample Papers
• Compare Colleges
• B.Tech College Applications
• AP EAMCET Result 2024
• MAH MBA CET Exam
• View All Management Exams

Colleges & Courses

• MBA College Admissions
• MBA Colleges in India
• Top IIMs Colleges in India
• Top Online MBA Colleges in India
• MBA Colleges Accepting XAT Score
• BBA Colleges in India
• XAT College Predictor 2024
• SNAP College Predictor
• NMAT College Predictor
• MAT College Predictor 2024
• CMAT College Predictor 2024
• CAT Percentile Predictor 2024
• CAT 2024 College Predictor
• Top MBA Entrance Exams 2024
• AP ICET Counselling 2024
• GD Topics for MBA
• CAT Exam Date 2024
• Download Helpful Ebooks
• List of Popular Branches
• QnA - Get answers to your doubts
• IIM Fees Structure
• AIIMS Nursing
• Top Medical Colleges in India
• Top Medical Colleges in India accepting NEET Score
• Medical Colleges accepting NEET
• List of Medical Colleges in India
• List of AIIMS Colleges In India
• Medical Colleges in Maharashtra
• Medical Colleges in India Accepting NEET PG
• NEET College Predictor
• NEET PG College Predictor
• NEET MDS College Predictor
• NEET Rank Predictor
• DNB PDCET College Predictor
• NEET Result 2024
• NEET Asnwer Key 2024
• NEET Cut off
• NEET Online Preparation
• Download Helpful E-books
• Colleges Accepting Admissions
• Top Law Colleges in India
• Law College Accepting CLAT Score
• List of Law Colleges in India
• Top Law Colleges in Delhi
• Top NLUs Colleges in India
• Top Law Colleges in Chandigarh
• Top Law Collages in Lucknow

Predictors & E-Books

• CLAT College Predictor
• MHCET Law ( 5 Year L.L.B) College Predictor
• AILET College Predictor
• Sample Papers
• Compare Law Collages
• Careers360 Youtube Channel
• CLAT Syllabus 2025
• CLAT Previous Year Question Paper
• NID DAT Exam
• Pearl Academy Exam

Predictors & Articles

• NIFT College Predictor
• UCEED College Predictor
• NID DAT College Predictor
• NID DAT Syllabus 2025
• NID DAT 2025
• Design Colleges in India
• Top NIFT Colleges in India
• Fashion Design Colleges in India
• Top Interior Design Colleges in India
• Top Graphic Designing Colleges in India
• Fashion Design Colleges in Delhi
• Fashion Design Colleges in Mumbai
• Top Interior Design Colleges in Bangalore
• NIFT Result 2024
• NIFT Fees Structure
• NIFT Syllabus 2025
• Free Sample Papers
• Free Design E-books
• List of Branches
• Careers360 Youtube channel
• IPU CET BJMC
• JMI Mass Communication Entrance Exam
• IIMC Entrance Exam
• Media & Journalism colleges in Delhi
• Media & Journalism colleges in Bangalore
• Media & Journalism colleges in Mumbai
• List of Media & Journalism Colleges in India
• Free Ebooks
• CA Intermediate
• CA Foundation
• CS Executive
• CS Professional
• Difference between CA and CS
• Difference between CA and CMA
• CA Full form
• CMA Full form
• CS Full form
• CA Salary In India

Top Courses & Careers

• Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)
• Master of Commerce (M.Com)
• Company Secretary
• Cost Accountant
• Charted Accountant
• Credit Manager
• Financial Advisor
• Top Commerce Colleges in India
• Top Government Commerce Colleges in India
• Top Private Commerce Colleges in India
• Top M.Com Colleges in Mumbai
• Top B.Com Colleges in India
• IT Colleges in Tamil Nadu
• IT Colleges in Uttar Pradesh
• MCA Colleges in India
• BCA Colleges in India

Quick Links

• Information Technology Courses
• Programming Courses
• Web Development Courses
• Data Analytics Courses
• Big Data Analytics Courses
• RUHS Pharmacy Admission Test
• Top Pharmacy Colleges in India
• Pharmacy Colleges in Pune
• Pharmacy Colleges in Mumbai
• Colleges Accepting GPAT Score
• Pharmacy Colleges in Lucknow
• List of Pharmacy Colleges in Nagpur
• GPAT Result
• GPAT 2024 Admit Card
• GPAT Question Papers
• NCHMCT JEE 2024
• Mah BHMCT CET
• Top Hotel Management Colleges in Delhi
• Top Hotel Management Colleges in Hyderabad
• Top Hotel Management Colleges in Mumbai
• Top Hotel Management Colleges in Tamil Nadu
• Top Hotel Management Colleges in Maharashtra
• B.Sc Hotel Management
• Hotel Management
• Diploma in Hotel Management and Catering Technology

Diploma Colleges

• Top Diploma Colleges in Maharashtra
• UPSC IAS 2024
• SSC CGL 2024
• IBPS RRB 2024
• Previous Year Sample Papers
• Free Competition E-books
• Sarkari Result
• QnA- Get your doubts answered
• UPSC Previous Year Sample Papers
• CTET Previous Year Sample Papers
• SBI Clerk Previous Year Sample Papers
• NDA Previous Year Sample Papers

Upcoming Events

• NDA Application Form 2024
• UPSC IAS Application Form 2024
• CDS Application Form 2024
• CTET Admit card 2024
• HP TET Result 2023
• SSC GD Constable Admit Card 2024
• UPTET Notification 2024
• SBI Clerk Result 2024

Other Exams

• SSC CHSL 2024
• UP PCS 2024
• UGC NET 2024
• RRB NTPC 2024
• IBPS PO 2024
• IBPS Clerk 2024
• IBPS SO 2024
• CBSE Class 10th
• CBSE Class 12th
• UP Board 10th
• UP Board 12th
• Bihar Board 10th
• Bihar Board 12th

Top Schools

• Top Schools in India
• Top Schools in Delhi
• Top Schools in Mumbai
• Top Schools in Chennai
• Top Schools in Hyderabad
• Top Schools in Kolkata
• Top Schools in Pune
• Top Schools in Bangalore

Products & Resources

• JEE Main Knockout April
• NCERT Notes
• NCERT Syllabus
• NCERT Books
• RD Sharma Solutions
• Navodaya Vidyalaya Admission 2024-25
• NCERT Solutions
• NCERT Solutions for Class 12
• NCERT Solutions for Class 11
• NCERT solutions for Class 10
• NCERT solutions for Class 9
• NCERT solutions for Class 8
• NCERT Solutions for Class 7
• Top University in USA
• Top University in Canada
• Top University in Ireland
• Top Universities in UK
• Top Universities in Australia
• Best MBA Colleges in Abroad
• Business Management Studies Colleges

Top Countries

• Study in USA
• Study in UK
• Study in Canada
• Study in Australia
• Study in Ireland
• Study in Germany
• Study in China
• Study in Europe

Student Visas

• Student Visa Canada
• Student Visa UK
• Student Visa USA
• Student Visa Australia
• Student Visa Germany
• Student Visa New Zealand
• Student Visa Ireland
• CUET PG 2024
• IGNOU B.Ed Admission 2024
• DU Admission 2024
• UP B.Ed JEE 2024
• LPU NEST 2024
• IIT JAM 2024
• IGNOU Online Admission 2024
• Universities in India
• Top Universities in India 2024
• Top Colleges in India
• Top Universities in Uttar Pradesh 2024
• Top Universities in Bihar
• Top Universities in Madhya Pradesh 2024
• Top Universities in Tamil Nadu 2024
• Central Universities in India
• CUET DU Cut off 2024
• IGNOU Date Sheet
• CUET DU CSAS Portal 2024
• CUET Response Sheet 2024
• CUET Result 2024
• CUET Participating Universities 2024
• CUET Previous Year Question Paper
• CUET Syllabus 2024 for Science Students
• E-Books and Sample Papers
• CUET Exam Pattern 2024
• CUET Exam Date 2024
• CUET Cut Off 2024
• CUET Exam Analysis 2024
• IGNOU Exam Form 2024
• CUET PG Counselling 2024
• CUET Answer Key 2024

Engineering Preparation

• Knockout JEE Main 2024
• Test Series JEE Main 2024
• JEE Main 2024 Rank Booster

Medical Preparation

• Knockout NEET 2024
• Test Series NEET 2024
• Rank Booster NEET 2024

Online Courses

• JEE Main One Month Course
• NEET One Month Course
• IBSAT Free Mock Tests
• IIT JEE Foundation Course
• Knockout BITSAT 2024
• Career Guidance Tool

Top Streams

• IT & Software Certification Courses
• Engineering and Architecture Certification Courses
• Programming And Development Certification Courses
• Business and Management Certification Courses
• Marketing Certification Courses
• Health and Fitness Certification Courses
• Design Certification Courses

Specializations

• Digital Marketing Certification Courses
• Cyber Security Certification Courses
• Artificial Intelligence Certification Courses
• Business Analytics Certification Courses
• Data Science Certification Courses
• Cloud Computing Certification Courses
• Machine Learning Certification Courses
• View All Certification Courses
• UG Degree Courses
• PG Degree Courses
• Short Term Courses
• Free Courses
• Online Degrees and Diplomas
• Compare Courses

Top Providers

• Coursera Courses
• Udemy Courses
• Edx Courses
• Swayam Courses
• upGrad Courses
• Simplilearn Courses
• Great Learning Courses

Ph.D in Commerce and Management Course, Admissions, Eligibility, Syllabus, Fees, Career

What is a ph.d in commerce and management.

Ph.D in Commerce and Management is a three year full-time degree programme that deals with research areas pertaining to commerce , business , marketing , finance , economics , and overall management involved in a business. Candidates interested to move towards the research side of business are appropriate candidates for this degree programme.

In order to pursue a Ph.D in commerce and management, students are required to successfully complete a bachelor’s and master’s degree in commerce and management. Some of the popular bachelor’s choices include B.Com , B.A Economics , B.Sc finance, BBA and, in the case of master’s M.Com , MBA , MA Economics, MFC (Master of Finance & Control), and more such similar courses.

Highlights - Ph.D in Commerce and Management:

Eligibility Criteria for admission to Ph.D in Commerce and Management:

Ph.D in commerce and management eligibility criteria can be defined as minimum parameters set by the admission committee for students in order to screen the eligible candidates for admission. Candidates who successfully clear the eligibility requirements are applicable to apply for admission while the rest are disqualified. Ph.D in Commerce and Management eligibility criteria is more or less same for every university. However, candidates are advised to check the eligibility for a particular beforehand.

Students who are interested in getting admission to Ph.D in commerce and management are required to complete their postgraduate studies in a field related to commerce and business.

Students are required to take the entrance examination (if applicable).

Students who qualify the entrance examination are required to appear in group discussion and personal interview.

Some universities also ask for relevant teaching or research experience in the field similar to Ph.D specialization.

Admission Process of Ph.D in Commerce and Management:

Ph.D in Commerce and Management admission process is more or less same for every university. Generally, the universities require candidates with some relevant experience in commerce and management along with a relevant past educational experience. Candidates can check the complete admission process for Ph.D in commerce and management below:

Students are initially required to ensure they meet all the eligibility criteria as per the university specifications.

Eligible students are required to appear for the entrance examination and clear the required cutoff for the university they aim to get admission in.

After the legitimate scorecards, students are required to fill the application form in online mode either via university portal or through the government's counselling process.

Selected students are invited to participate in group discussion and personal interview.

Students who clear all the rounds are offered admission.

Top Entrance Examination for Ph.D in Commerce and Management:

Most of the universities in India offer admission to Ph.D programmes on the basis of national level entrance examinations. Only a few universities conduct their own entrance test for the admission. Candidates can check the details of top entrance examination or Ph.D in Commerce and Management below:

UGC NET is a national level examination conducted by the National Testing Agency ( NTA ) for junior fellowships awards (JFA) and assistant professorships across different universities in India. UGC NET is conducted twice a year, usually in June and December. Candidates can check the relevant details of NET examination mentioned in the table below:

Ph.D in Commerce and Management Cutoff:

Ph.D in commerce and management cutoff is a minimum score that any student must attain in order to apply for admission to a degree program of their choice. The cutoff is decided on the basis of various factors including how tough the paper is, how many students appeared in the paper, total number of seats available after the paper, and previous years’ cutoff trends.

UGC NET 2021 Qualifying Marks

UGC NET Cutoff (As per subjects):

Ph.D in Commerce and Management Skills Required

A candidate involved in research and analysis along with pursuing a degree like Ph.D is required to possess a lot of skills that are not only essential but also help in adding excellence to their performance. Students can check the list of most important skills that a student must have in order to excel in the field of research.

Ph.D in Commerce and Management Syllabus

Since Ph.D is a research oriented degree programme, it has no set of described fixed syllabus. Students are required to choose their own subjects as per the specialization and their area of interest. Some of the most popular subjects in the syllabus of Ph.D in commerce and management are mentioned below:

Ph.D in Commerce and Management Fee Structure

The fee structure for Ph.D in commerce and management varies from university to university since every organization has their own set of facilities and standards. However, if candidates are to explore a rough estimate of average fee structure for Ph.D in commerce and management then it would be around Rs. 1 lakh to Rs. 3 lakh per annum.

Scope of Ph.D in Commerce and Management

Ph.D in commerce and management is a degree programme that helps students to gain complete understanding of research related to business fundamentals and related fields. Students, after completing Ph.D , are free to explore their professional paths in research and analysis related to different business and commerce dimensions. As far the scope is concerned, the Ph.D. candidates are welcomed in almost every field working in business and management. From academics to corporate and research, Ph.D graduates can find lucrative research and teaching opportunities with decent pay and work life balance.

Career Options After Completing Ph.D in Commerce and Management:

After the completion of Ph.D in commerce and management, students have a plethora of opportunities to choose from. The first option is to go for further research and work under the guidance of a professor for a particular research topic. Along with this, candidates can also pursue a postdoctoral course in order to move completely towards the research side of business. The second option is to start working as an assistant professor in a college or university. The third option is to work as a research analyst in a corporate sector under the research and development department of an organization.

List of Career Options After Completing Ph.D in Commerce and Management:

Research Analyst: A research analyst is a professional who is responsible for preparing different theorems and algorithms in order to prepare a concrete research programme that can be used to record different types of data and then help to reach a particular result. A research analyst works with CEOs, and stakeholders in order to know what they are actually trying to achieve.

Business analyst: A business analyst is a professional who is responsible for conducting different types of research in order to reach different conclusions. A business analyst analyses the scope of research areas and prepares different prototypes in order to know which works the best.

Company Secretary: A company secretary is a professional who is responsible for supervising the complete finance of an organisation and its different departments. A company secretary holds meetings with stakeholders, CEOs, and investors in order to brief them regarding the investing opportunities available to them.

Top Recruiters:

Benefits of Studying Ph.D in Commerce and Management

Ph.D in Commerce and Management is an appropriate course for candidates who are interested in moving towards the research side of the business and management. Candidates pursuing a Ph.D are introduced to several business and marketing tactics that help innovate a business venture from zero to top. Candidates involved in market research work as a backbone of a company and their business. The profit and losses a company makes depends on the research scientists for at least 50 per cent.

Expected Salary After Completing Ph.D in Commerce and Management

Candidates after completing a Ph.D in commerce and management are prone to receive different salaries since all of them have different skill sets and different job profiles. On an average, the salary of a candidate with less than a year of experience is around Rs. 10 lakh to Rs. 15 lakh per annum. After gaining experience for around 3 years, the average salary goes upto as much Rs. 20 Lakh to Rs. 24 lakh per annum. The top level salary for a business professional with at least 5 years of experience is around Rs. 40 lakh per annum.

Top Ph.D in Commerce and Management Colleges in India

There are several Ph.D in Commerce and Management Colleges across India. Some of the colleges are more popular than others since they offer quality education. Candidates can check the list of top Ph.D in commerce and management colleges in India mentioned in the table below:

Top Private Ph.D in Commerce and Management Colleges in India

Private colleges in India offering admission to Ph.D in commerce and management are gaining popularity every day because of their strong alumni network and decent placements. Candidates can check the list of top private Ph.D in commerce and management colleges in India mentioned in the table below:

Top Government Ph.D in Commerce and Management Colleges in India

The government Ph.D in commerce and management colleges in India are the first choice among students since they offer best research opportunities in less fees. Candidates can check the list of top government Ph.D in commerce and management colleges in India mentioned in the table below:

Top Ph.D in Commerce and Management Colleges in Top States:

All the states in India constitute some of the best Ph.D in commerce and management colleges that offer quality education, decent research opportunities, and placements. Candidates can check the list of top Ph.D in commerce and management colleges in top states mentioned in the table below:

Frequently Asked Question (FAQs)

Ph.D in commerce and management is a degree programme that helps students to gain complete understanding of research related to business fundamentals. 

It takes a minimum of three years to complete the Ph.D. However, if required, students can also take more than 3 years of time.

In order to pursue a Ph.D in commerce and management, students are required to successfully complete a bachelor’s and master’s degree in commerce and management.

Universities provide admission to a Ph.D in commerce and management via entrance test.

The average fee structure for Ph.D in commerce and management is around Rs. 1 lakh to Rs. 3 lakh per annum.

The average salary after completion of Ph.D in commerce and management is around Rs. 8 lakh to Rs. 12 lakh per annum. 

Finance Manager, Business Research Associate, Marketing Analyst Head, Business Manager are some of the popular job profiles.

KPMG, TCS, ITC, Wipro, Amul, BMW are some of the top recruiters of Ph.D in commerce and management. 

The scope is quite high, the Ph.D candidates are welcomed in almost every field working in business and management.

• Latest Articles

Upcoming Exams

Karnataka post graduate common entrance test.

Application Date : 27 May,2024 - 07 July,2024

Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test

Counselling Date : 10 June,2024 - 07 July,2024

Himachal Pradesh Common Entrance Test

Counselling Date : 12 June,2024 - 03 July,2024

University of Rajasthan Post Graduate Admission Test

Admit Card Date : 24 June,2024 - 03 July,2024

AISECT Joint Entrance Exam

Application Date : 25 June,2024 - 20 July,2024

Popular Courses and Specializations

Popular degrees, popular branches.

• Computer Science Engineering

Popular Courses

• MBA in Banking & Finance Management Course: Eligibility, Fees, Admission, Syllabus, Subjects, Scope
• MBA in International Business Course, Admissions, Eligibility, Syllabus, Fees, Career
• MBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management Course, Admission, Colleges, Fees, Syllabus
• MBA in Digital Marketing: Course, Admission 2024, Fees, Syllabus, Entrance Exams, Colleges, Scope
• MBA IT-Systems Management Course, Subjects, Exams, Admission, Colleges, Fees, Career

Download Careers360 App's

Regular exam updates, QnA, Predictors, College Applications & E-books now on your Mobile

Certifications

We Appeared in

Diploma/Degree: Ph. D. Degree

Programme: Research

Programme Duration: Minimum three years

Description : Doctor of Philosophy in Commerce is offered at the Department of Commerce, Faculty of Commerce & Business.  The area of Specialization offered includes Accounting, Finance, International Business, Marketing, Organisational Behaviour and Development and other related areas.

Number of Seats: Vacant seats status will be announced shortly for 2024-2025                                                                       

  ADMISSION FOR Ph. D. IN COMMERCE

• ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR Ph. D.
• Candidate must have secured minimum 55% marks in M.Com./M.Phil./MBA/ MIB/MHROD/MFC from a recognized University with 5% relaxation for OBC/SC/ST and Persons with Disability.
• Foreign nationals must provide evidence of competence in English language and should have studied Mathematics/Statistics in their post graduate degree. Foreign students shall apply through FSR (Foreign Students’ Registry).
• Note: No Candidate shall be eligible to register for the Ph. D. programme if s/he is already registered for any full-time programme of study in any University/Institution and shall not be permitted to undertake any full-time course during the pendency of the programme.
• MODES OF ADMISSION

There are two modes of admission in the Ph. D. programme

(2.1) Written Entrance test

• (2.2) Direct Interview
• The Written entrance test would be compulsory for students who are otherwise eligible for admission to the Ph. D. Programme. The entrance test will be conducted once in a year and the eligibility of shortlisted candidates shall remain valid till the next entrance test is held or one year, whichever is earlier.
• The Entrance Test will be a qualifying examination with qualifying marks as 50% (45% for SC/ST/OBC(NC)/PWD). There shall be a combined entrance test for M.Phil. and Ph. D.  The syllabus for the entrance test will consist of 50% questions on research aptitude/methodology and 50% subject-specific questions from the following areas:
• International Business
• Organisational Behaviour and Development
• There would be 50 MCQs and the duration of the examination is 2 hours. Each question would carry four marks with a negative marking for the wrong answer.  The maximum marks would be 200.
• Department shall notify the shortlisted candidates to be called for a personal interview through its website.

The eligible candidates, exempted* from the entrance test, shall be called for an interview to be notified through the Department website.

*Please refer to Ordinance VI

• PROCEDURE OF ADMISSION TO Ph. D. PROGRAMME

3.1 Through Written Entrance Test

Candidates seeking admission in Ph. D. through entrance test are required to follow:

3.1.1 Fill the required form available as and when notified on the University portal.

3.1.2 Appear in Written/Online Entrance Test as notified.

3.1.3 Those candidates, who are in service, shall submit a No Objection Certificate from their employer.

3.1.4 If shortlisted and called for interview, submit a brief research proposal as notified (approximately of 2500 words) which may be subject to Plagiarism check). Bring four copies at the time of interview.  

3.1.5 Eligible/Shortlisted candidates shall appear for a personal interview before the duly constituted Committee.

3.1.6 Selected candidates shall be notified through the website for admission.

3.2 Through Direct Interview

The candidates seeking admission in Ph. D. (Without entrance test) are required to fill the requisite form available, as and when, notified on the University portal.

Note: Please keep track of the Department website to provide additional information/process required for the admission process. 

• SELECTION CRITERIA**

It is mandatory for all shortlisted candidates (through written entrance test or direct mode) to appear for a personal interview.  The calculation of marks for the selection of candidates should be done in accordance with the following weightage:

4.1 Through Entrance Test

•   Entrance test marks- 70%
•   Interview – 30%
•  4.2 Through Direct Interview

Clarifying Notes for Weightage mentioned above:

5.1 UG - There will be a differential of minus 5% for B.Com. and minus 7% for non- Commerce UG degree as against B.Com. (Hons). UG, PG percentage shall be the weightage of marks obtained by the candidates.

5.2 M.Phil. (With commerce or management related discipline) from recognized University through regular mode only. M.Phil. completion or Viva conducted on or before the last date of filling up the form - 10% amounts to 10 marks.

5.3 JRF qualified in commerce or management related discipline (active JRF) on or before the last date of filling up the application form - 20% amounts to 20 marks. Active JRF implies only applicants whose JRF could be probated as per UGC rules, if admission is granted. Applicants who have qualified JRF but cannot avail fellowship if admission is granted, shall not be entitled for 20 marks. This is to encourage JRF availing scholars.

5.4 Teaching experience –Full-time teaching experience (UG/PG) shall be counted till the last date of filling the form. One mark for every completed year of teaching, subject to a maximum of ten marks for ten or more years of experience. (All fractions to be ignored).

5.5 In case of a tie in the final marks, date of birth shall be considered, giving preference to the candidate who is senior in age.

5.6 The onus of providing conversion formula from Grade Points (CGPA) to Percentage lies with candidates. 

For detailed rules and regulations, refer to Ordinance VI, 2023 of the University of Delhi.

Ordinance VI, 2023 - Ordinance VI Approved in AC and EC 2023.pdf (du.ac.in) .

Please Information Brochure available at University’s admission Portal as well carefully at Admission 2024 – Ph.D. Admissions (uod.ac.in)

Keep track of the website of the Department of Commerce and the University of Delhi. All communications would be made through the Department’s website (commerce.du.ac.in).

**The above criteria for admissions into Ph. D. Programme is subject to change as per the UGC Guidelines.

6. Useful links for Ph. D. Admissions 2024-25

•    6.1 The Bulletin of Information has been published on the website of the University of Delhi:
•     Link- https://admission.uod.ac.in/?Ph.D.-Admissions  
•     6.2 Link to Ph. D. registration portal is: https://phd2022.uod.ac.in/index.php/site/login .
•     6.3 Guidelines for admissions to Ph.D. for academic session 2024-2025

List of College Teachers Recognised as Research Supervisors (Approved by DRC and BRS)

•     Ph.D. Nodal Officer : Prof. Ritu Sapra (Ph. D. Coordinator) –  [email protected]  
•     Ph.D. Co-Convener : Dr. Manisha (Assistant Coordinator, Ph. D.)                                 

For any further query email  [email protected]  with a precise admission-related issue.

Instructions & Thesis Submission Forms

NOtice for Ph. D. Thesis Submission

Notice- Ph. D. Revised Fee S tructure with effect from the academic session 2024-25

Latest Events

View All Events..

• Parent's Login
• Jobs at LPU
• Conferences
• Study Abroad
• International Admissions
• Online Education
• Distance Education
• Explore Programmes

Ph.D. IN COMMERCE

• Find Your Programme
• Search by Keyword
• Advanced Search
• Type Select Type
• Qualification Select Qualification
• Discipline Select Discipline
• Stream Select Stream
• Course / Option Select Course / Option

What programme type are you looking for?

What's your last qualification, which discipline are you interested in, select a stream, select course / option, ph.d. (commerce) ** minimum 3 yrs. (from the date of initial registration), programme details, scholarships.

• Career Prospects

How to Apply

Important dates, eligibility criteria (qualifying exam), admission criteria, key highlights, why data science and data engineering hons. programme at lpu.

Specialization and Industry Certifications

Specialization and Industry Certifications 12-16 courses of specialization. Industry certifications are integral part of the curriculum. Indicative list of Certifications for Data Science and Data Engineering: Tableau Desktop Certified Associate IBM Data Science Professional Certificate Google Professional Data Engineer Certification Cloudera Certified Associate (CCA) Data Analyst Associate Certified Analytics Professional (ACAP)

Programme Architects and Experts

Patents Filed

Eminent Industry Experts

International Tie Ups

Student Achievements

LPU Students Bagged First Position at North-India Cyber Security Hackathon at IIT Delhi.

SpaceTech startup by LPU Alumni Digantara Research and Technologies Pvt. Ltd. has been incubated by SID (Society for Innovation and Development) at the Indian Institute of Science, (IISc), Bengaluru.

LPU student selected in Entrepreneurship Development Programme under Skill Vigyan Program, GOI.

Computer Science and Engg. student fetches an offer of Rs. 31 Lakhs at Nutanix Inc!

Curriculum Highlights

FOUNDATION AND CORE COURSES

ENGINEERING MINORS

INDUSTRY INTERFACE

STUDY ABROAD

PLACEMENT PATHWAYS

SPECIALISATION AND ELECTIVES

DISCIPLINE MINOR

Generic Elective

Undergraduate Research

Study Abroad International Exposure Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit Credit Transfer Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit Semester Abroad Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit

Industry certifications, MOOCs, Hackathons / Co-curricular Competitive events, Workshops, Guest lectures, Educational Trips, Live projects, Incubation projects, Community projects, projects with NGOs etc. are an integral part of curriculum.

Curriculum Details

Click on a course name below for viewing the course description and course outcomes.

Electives Offered In Curriculum

Note: The Curriculum is subject to changes and/or review as and when prescribed by the University

Fee details and Allied Issues

Modes of payment, requisites and highlights.

• Phase I till 31 st May 2019
• Phase III till 31 st May 2019
• Phase IV till 31 st May 2019
• Phase II till 31 st May 2019
• Phase V till 31 st May 2019

Requisites & Highlights

• Career Prospects / Salient Features
• Program Educational Objective
• Prog Out Title
• Admission Session 2021
• Admission Session 2022
• Phase IV and V

^ Details of Online Counselling and Seat Allocation

Schedule - i.

Schedule - II

Schedule - iii, schedule - iv, schedule - v.

• Due to steep spike in infection cases in India and adhering to the central government's guidelines to safeguard health and safety of candidates, conduct of physical test is postponed for now, so currently LPUNEST for Ph.D. would be conducted in online mode only i.e. remotely proctored online LPUNEST from home will be conducted. Click here to view General Guidelines for Remotely Proctored Online Exam.

Special Schedule of Counselling

Last date to participate in Special schedule of counselling has elapsed; aspirants now need to apply for Regular Schedule of Counselling. Click here to Know more.

For any kind of query please call 01824-404404 or Click Here .

Search result.

Percentage: %

Share your Feedback

Admission - 2023 live video counselling.

To continue interaction with our expert admission counsellors enter the passcode 123456 for career guidance to discover the best suited programmes for you. Available from 10 am to 5 pm on all working days.

• The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013
• UGC ( Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal of sexual harassment of Women employees and students in Higher Educational Institutions ) Regulations, 2015
• Handbook on Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace issued by the Ministry of Women and Child Development, Government of India
• Internal Complaints Committee
• Sexual Harassment Complaint Registration: - [email protected]
• Anti Sexual Harrasment Policy

Admissions for 2017-2018 are closed, except for the following programmes.

Integrated b.ed. - m.ed., important information - lpu admissions 2020 update., for b.tech. admissions:.

• Last date to apply has been extended from 31st March, 2020 to 20th April, 2020. Click here to apply
• LPUNEST Test Dates will be informed as and when Government announces JEE Mains schedule in order to provide candidates with clash free schedule. University is also evaluating the options to offer Online proctored LPUNEST remotely.
• Two Schedules of Counselling will be conducted (both online):
• Regular Schedule of Counselling – After the conduct of LPUNEST exam which is dependent upon Government decision on lockdown due to Covid-19.
• Special Schedule of Counseling – Before the conduct of LPUNEST exam, for all those candidates who already have JEE Mains or LPUNEST score (exams conducted in January 2020).
• Special Schedule of Counselling will be conducted online only as per the dates mentioned below:

• This Special Schedule of counselling will help the students with existing score of JEE (Mains) or LPUNEST to confirm their admission and they need not to appear for LPUNEST exam again.
• Regular Schedule of counselling may be conducted only on the basis of LPUNEST exam and not on the basis of JEE (Mains) score so all candidates having JEE Mains (Jan Schedule) score are advised not to wait for Regular Schedule of counselling and try to confirm the admission through Special Schedule of counselling .
• Applicants who do not have LPUNEST score or JEE (Mains) score because they did not appear for exams in January / February shall apply on or before 20th April, 2020. The schedule of LPUNEST exam and counselling / admission process will be informed later.
• Candidates participating in Special Counselling schedule (as per Table mentioned above), if interested, may appear for LPUNEST to improve their score for Scholarship and/or participate in Regular Schedule of counselling again for changing / improving the allotted branch.
• The ranks declared in Special Counselling schedule will not be used for LPUNEST Study Grant.

For MBA Admissions:

• Last date to apply has been extended till 20th April, 2020. Click here to apply
• University has decided to conduct remote video Interviews for admission in MBA during the national lockdown period due to Covid-19. LPUNEST will now be conducted for scholarship only.

• Considering the current COVID-19 Pandemic situation, University has also decided to extend the Last date of MBA Admissions for January applicants till 30th April, 2020.

For All other Programmes:

For ph.d. programme:.

• LPUNEST and subsequent interview will be conducted as per schedule communicated earlier.
• Slot booking for exam will be open from 15 April 2020 onwards. Click here to apply

Toll Free: 1800-102-4057

• Students should download and install the “LPU Live” App for online/remote academic connect (the details in this regard have been updated on UMS). The students shall continue their studies through the “LPU Live” App and LPU-UMS.
• The University shall remain functional and faculty/staff shall be available during the working hours for all kinds of academic support required by the students.
• Incase students opt to undertake any personal domestic travel; it is advised that all necessary precautionary measures and hygiene advisories should be followed.
• International travel by the students is strongly discouraged.
• Students should avoid participation in large gatherings or venturing out to crowded places.
• All University events scheduled till March 31st, 2020 stand postponed till further notice.
• There shall be no changes in the Academic Calendar of the current term.

Notifications/ Events

• Atal Ranking of Institutions on Innovation Achievements (ARIIA) - 2020
• Email ID for Comments & Feedback : [email protected]
• Report of NIRF Data Capturing System: Management
• Report of NIRF Data Capturing System: Pharmacy
• Report of NIRF Data Capturing System: Engineering
• Report of NIRF Data Capturing System: Overall
• Report of NIRF Data Capturing System: Law
• Report of NIRF Data Capturing System: Architecture
• Report of NIRF Data Capturing System: Agriculture

Following is the list of other programmes of LPU accredited by ACBSP (USA)

Tentative cut-off

The tentative cut-off’s for the scholarship are suggested based upon the performance of last year applicants. However, cut-off may vary this year. Candidates are advised to put their best efforts and aim for getting high scores.

Fee Details

Cuet eligibility.

• Top Colleges
• Top Courses
• Entrance Exams
• Admission 2024
• Study Abroad
• Study in Canada
• Study in UK
• Study in USA
• Study in Australia
• Study in Germany
• IELTS Material
• Scholarships
• Sarkari Exam
• Visual Stories
• College Compare
• Write a review
• Login/ Register
• Login / Register

PhD in Commerce Salary, Scope, Placements, Jobs in India

Jobs after PhD in Commerce exist for fresh graduates in both the public and private sector. The job opportunities after PhD in Commerce are available for fresh graduates in the government sector. The finance sectors under government offer jobs as Financial Accountant, Finance Director, Tax Examiner, Finance Controller, Management Accountant, Mutual Funds Manager, etc.

Career Prospects and Job Scope for PhD Commerce

The scope for PhD Commerce graduates is available in a wide variety of roles and job sectors. The salary after PhD in Commerce is very competitive and rewarding owing to the relevancy of the education.

The career after PhD in Commerce course is a very rewarding and successful path. The PhD in Commerce job opportunities include working as E-Commerce Executive, Accounts Executive, Consultant, etc in government finance sectors such as Reserve Bank of India, State Bank of India and various government finance sectors such as Income Tax Department, National Insurance Company, etc.

Some of the top PhD Commerce career scope and prospects in India are:

• Business Development Officer
• Associate Professor
• Research Consultant
• E-Commerce Executive
• Accounts Executive

Areas of Recruitment for PhD Commerce

The PhD in Commerce course in India provides graduates with a large area of recruitment and scope of employment. The PhD in Commerce salary in India is very competitive and rewarding for the students as the education that the students get is very in-depth and detailed. PhD is a doctorate level of education that helps the students to learn about the topics in detail.

Listed below are some of the popular areas of recruitment for the PhD Commerce course:

• Business Houses
• Financial Organizations
• Multinational Companies
• Educational Institutes
• Marketing Organizations
• Business Consultancies

Salary Packages for PhD Commerce Graduates

Some of the factors which can influence the PhD Commerce salary include location, designation, and experience. The average salary for PhD in Commerce graduates is INR 9.80 LPA. Listed below are some of the popular job roles with average salaries after doing PhD in Commerce course:

Source: PayScale

Government Jobs for PhD Commerce Graduates

The government jobs for PhD in Commerce graduates are available in a wide range of industries. Government jobs are often preferred by the graduates, as government jobs often come with security, satisfaction, and a good salary. The average salary for PhD in Commerce graduates in government jobs is INR 9.80 LPA.

Private Jobs for PhD Commerce Graduates

Along with government jobs, there are also plenty of private jobs for PhD in Commerce graduates. The average salary of PhD in Commerce graduates in the private sector is around INR 5 - 7 LPA [Source: Glassdoor]. Listed below are the jobs for PhD holders in Commerce along with their average annual salary:

Job Opportunities Abroad for PhD Commerce Graduates

There are plenty of job opportunities available for PhD in Commerce graduates in abroad as well as in India. The education that the students obtain while pursuing their PhD in Commerce is a research-based higher education course. The course helps the students to gain a lot of in-depth knowledge and vital skills related to the stream. Upon completion of the PhD course, students can work in MNCs as consultants or pursue research projects and become researchers.

Top Companies

Check the list below for the top organizations that hire PhD Commerce graduates:

• Goldman Sachs
• Mahindra and Mahindra Financial Services

Best Countries

Below is the list of top countries offering job opportunities to PhD Commerce graduates:

• New Zealand
• United States

Various Career Designations Abroad for PhD Commerce Graduates

There are many interesting job profiles that attract PhD Commerce graduates to work abroad:

• Investment/Financial/Risk Analyst
• Investment Consultant
• Market Researcher

Get Free Scholarship worth 25000 INR

45,000+ students realised their study abroad dream with us. Take the first step today

Meet top uk universities from the comfort of your home, here’s your new year gift, one app for all your, study abroad needs, start your journey, track your progress, grow with the community and so much more.

Verification Code

An OTP has been sent to your registered mobile no. Please verify

Thanks for your comment !

Our team will review it before it's shown to our readers.

• Study in Canada /

PhD in Commerce in Canada: Colleges, Fees, Syllabus, Scope

• Updated on  
• Aug 18, 2023

The highest academic degree that is awarded by any renowned University is a PhD or Doctor of Philosophy. The degree encompasses extensive research that requires students to complete a dissertation, a substantial piece of research that is original.

Pursuing a PhD in Commerce in Canada will aid the candidate in securing and working on multifacet areas like MNCs, Financial Institutions, Government Agencies, and Non-Government Organizations spanning diverse fields.

This Blog Includes:

Scope of pursuing phd in commerce in canada, top universities for phd in commerce in canada, subjects covered under phd in commerce in canada , list of scholarships for pursuing phd in canada, admission requirements, documents required.

Also Read – PhD in Canada

Canada is a go-to place when it comes to acquiring a PhD in Commerce. Canada becomes a sought-after destination to embark on this new journey of discovery. Do you want to know the reasons why?

• World-renowned educational institutions with exemplary PhD fieldwork – Canada has been on top of some of the best research work in recent times. These universities offer world-class research opportunities as they are well-connected to the business community. They also have a strong track record of producing graduates who go on to pursue successful careers in business.
• Diversified avenues of research in the field of Commerce – Some of the research topics being explored in Canada in the field of commerce include areas like – The impact of artificial intelligence on the workplace, The future of financial markets, The rise of social media and its impact on marketing, The sustainability of supply chains, etc
• Offers a boundless number of opportunities for scholars of research to explore – Canada is a very welcoming country for international students, and there are many opportunities for research scholars and agents to find employment after graduation. The Canadian government offers a number of scholarships and grants to support international students, including the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships and the Canada Research Chairs Program. These scholarships and grants can help to offset the cost of tuition and living expenses.

The high-ranking universities of Canada that offer PhD in Commerce with their estimated fees and programs are: 

Also Read – Best Colleges in Canada 

The PhD program offers areas of specialization in mostly these seven fields:

• Business Economics
• Operations Management
• Organizational Behaviour and Human Resource Management
• Strategic Management

Must Read –  PhD in Accounting  

Scholarships and funding are available to support and aid meritorious students who are aspiring to pursue a PhD in Canada . From full financial support to stipends and accommodation assistance, there are multiple scholarships that help researchers explore opportunities for themselves. A list of scholarships available are- 

• Ontario Trillium Scholarship at Waterloo University
• Ontario Graduate Scholarship
• Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Doctoral Scholarship
• Graduate Global Leadership Fellowship at the University of British Columbia
• Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship
• NSERC Postgraduate Scholarship
• Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship
• The University of Calgary Merit-based Scholarship
• Robert Hartog Graduate Scholarship
• University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowship
• UAlberta Izaak Walton Killam Memorial Scholarship
• UBC four-year Doctoral Scholarship
• Hira and Renu Ahuja International Graduate Scholarship

To study in Canada for PhD in Commerce program, one is required to fulfil certain eligibility conditions. The criteria differ in every university, given some general requirements that an applicant must adhere to. They are as follows:

• A Master’s Degree in Commerce or Accounting field such as M.Com, MBA , etc. Preference is also given to people with prior research experience
• Preparing a strong research proposal that underlines your prospected research inclinations may also be required
• Minimum English Language ability proof in the form of acceptable IELTS or TOEFL scores.
• Official GRE or GMAT scores along with copies of official transcripts, CV, SOP, and LOR may also be required
• After an applicant submits their exam scores, candidates might also be called for a personal interview (PI) round by the university

To help you get started with your PhD in Canada, below we have mentioned a list of documents that you will need during the application process- 

• Transcripts of your previous courses 
• Competitive exam scorecard 
• Photocopy of your passport 
• Detailed resume  
• Letter of Recommendation
• Statement of Purpose
• Research proposal (Optional)
• Other important certificates and transcripts 
• Canadian Study Permit

Also Read- PhD in Management 

A. For PhD program in Canada in most of the universities, international students were asked to pay the fees either on an annual basis or on the basis of per term. Mainly the average annual payment required for PhD in Canada is around 4000 CAD – 8000 CAD/year. The fees range from 2000 CAD – 8000 CAD on a term basis.

A. The eligibility criteria to study at the doctorate level in Canada differs from university to university and varies in courses, but there are some basic requirements that you need to fulfill: A master’s degree in the related field, with grades, position, and proven research ability and potential. Some Universities may also require language Proficiency tests like IELTS or TOEFL.

A. Yes, Canadian universities do offer some form of pay for doctoral students in return for completing work in their department. This is supplementary paid work, which can be treated like a salary. PhD fellowships or some baseline funding packages may also be provided on some conditions.

A. Any PhD and Doctoral degree involves mainly 3 to 6 years of study in Canada which includes in itself a thesis, which could only be completed after submitting the final Dissertation, depending on the time required to finish the research.

A. There is no specific age limit for PhD in Canada. The only requirements are that the candidate must have completed his post-graduation and meets the various requirement and certificates asked by the university. 

If you are planning to pursue a PhD in Commerce from a top-rated university in Canada,  but are not sure about the process then reach out to us at Leverage Edu where the experts will provide assistance at every step of the admission process. You can also attend a brainstorming counselling session by booking 30 minutes of free career counselling with our experienced professionals!

Rajshree Lahoty

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Contact no. *

Connect With Us

45,000+ students realised their study abroad dream with us. take the first step today..

Resend OTP in

Need help with?

Study abroad.

UK, Canada, US & More

IELTS, GRE, GMAT & More

Scholarship, Loans & Forex

Country Preference

New Zealand

Which English test are you planning to take?

Which academic test are you planning to take.

Not Sure yet

When are you planning to take the exam?

Already booked my exam slot

Within 2 Months

Want to learn about the test

Which Degree do you wish to pursue?

When do you want to start studying abroad.

January 2024

September 2024

What is your budget to study abroad?

How would you describe this article ?

Please rate this article

We would like to hear more.

Have something on your mind?

Make your study abroad dream a reality in January 2022 with

India's Biggest Virtual University Fair

Essex Direct Admission Day

Why attend .

Don't Miss Out

• Introduction
• Management Prospectus 2022-23
• (Direct Entry) Specialisation PG Diplomas in Management Prospectus
• MBA Audiobooks
• List of Regional Centres and Learners Support Centres in Management Programme
• Credit Transfer Schemes
• Project Guidelines
• School Board
• Minutes of School Board

Doctor of Philosophy in Commerce (PhD)

An MPhil Degree and a Post-Graduate Degree in a relevant discipline with minimum 55 per cent marks (50 percent marks for SC/ ST/ PH candidates) or an equivalent grade from a university or a recognised institution of higher learning; or

Master’s degree in a relevant discipline with minimum 55 per cent marks (50 per cent marks for SC/ ST/ PH candidates) or an equivalent grade from a university or a recognised institution of higher learning and five years of teaching/ industry/ administration/ professional experience at senior level.

• Programme overview
• Related Information

Course Overview

The Doctoral Studies Programme aims at training professionals and teachers in the skills and competences related to the systematic investigation of various issues and problems in the area of their study.  At this level, the study is expected to provide new and original insights into the problem or the area under investigation. The PhD programme of IGNOU can be pursued by those who possess an MPhil Degree or five years of teaching/ industry/ administrative/professional experience at senior level.

How To Apply Applications for admission to the PhD programme may be submitted on the prescribed form along with a research proposal on a selected theme for thesis work at any time of the year to:The Registrar,Student Registration Division (SRD),Indira Gandhi National Open University, Maidan Garhi, New Delhi – 110 068

Duration of Registration

In all cases, the minimum and maximum time for completing the programme shall be 2 years and 5 years, respectively, from the date of registration in the programme. However, under exceptional circumstances, the Vice-Chancellor may allow curtailment or extension of the period.

Other Programmes

• Doctoral Degree
• Doctor of Philosophy in Management (PHDMGMT) (Regular Mode)
• Doctor of Philosophy in Commerce (PHDCOM) (Regular Mode)
• Master's Degree
• Master of Business Administration (Financial Management) (MBAFM)
• Master of Business Administration (Human Resources Management) (MBAHM)
• Master of Business Administration (Marketing Management) (MBAMM)
• Master of Business Administration (Operations Management) (MBAOM)
• Master of Business Administration (Online) (MBAOL (Online Mode))
• Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• Master of Business Administration (Banking & Finance) (MBF)
• Master of Commerce (MCom)
• Master of Commerce in Finance & Taxation (MCom (F&T))
• Master of Commerce in Business Policy and Corporate Governance (MCom (BP & CG))
• Master of Commerce in Management Accounting & Financial Strategies (MCom(MA&FS))
• Bachelor's Degree
• Bachelor of Business Administration (Services Management) (BBASM)
• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
• B. Com General (BCOMG)
• Bachelor of Commerce with Major in Accountancy and Finance (BCOMAF)
• BCom with Major in Corporate Affairs and Administration (BCom (CA&A))
• BCom with Major in Financial and Cost Accounting (BCom(F&CA))
• Bachelor of Business Administration in Retailing (BBARL)
• Certificate
• Certificate in NGO Management (CNM)
• Certificate in Business Skills (CBS)
• Post Graduate Diploma Programmes
• Post Graduate Diploma in Human Resources Management (PGDIHRM)
• Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Management (PGDIFM)
• Post Graduate Diploma in Operations Management (PGDIOM)
• Post Graduate Diploma in Marketing Management (PGDIMM)
• Post Graduate Diploma in Services Management (PGDISM)
• Post Graduate Diploma in International Business Operations (PGDIBO)

Employee Section

Mail Service

Regional Network

RC Services

SOUs/Other Institutions

IGNOU Credit Society

Empanelled Hospitals

University House Allotment

Jobs at IGNOU

Recruitment at IGNOU

Tenders of IGNOU

Telephone Directory

Complaint Against Caste Discrimination

Committee Against Sexual Harassment

IGNOU-SAMARTH Portal

• IGNOU-SAMARTH User Manual
• LTC Advance/Intimation Form
• LTC Claim Form

Student Section

Common Prospectus

Podcast Link

IGNOU UDYAMI

IGNOU Online Programmes

Student Grievances

Study Material Status

E-Newsletter

Study Material Catalogue

Placement Assistance

International Students

IGNOU Online

Online Payment for miscellaneous fees

FAQs for Promotion Scheme

Notification on Ragging

Equal Opportunity Cell(EOC)

Swayamprabha Channels(Video Telecast)

Other Links

Jambudweep e-Journal of Indic Studies

Other Official Websites

Videos of NAAC Peer Team Visit (2021)

Photos of NAAC Peer Team Visit (2021)

NAAC Peer Team Visit

MHRD Website

National Voters Service Portal

Partner Institutions

Photo Gallery

Anti Discrimination Officer

National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal

National Youth Parliament

Web Enabled Academic Support (WEAS)

Bharatiya Chhatra Sansad

National Digital Library of India

Student Section II

Frequently Useful Links

Daily Schedule of Videos Telecast for Swayamprabha Channels

Audio Resources of EMPC

Video Resources of EMPC

Schedule of Gyandarshan channels

Subscribe for Updates

[Updated on 27-Jun-2024]

© 2024 Indira Gandhi National Open University. All rights reserved

• Study Abroad Get upto 50% discount on Visa Fees
• Top Universities & Colleges
• Abroad Exams
• Top Courses
• Read College Reviews
• Admission Alerts 2024
• Education Loan
• Institute (Counselling, Coaching and More)
• Ask a Question
• College Predictor
• Test Series
• Practice Questions
• Course Finder
• Scholarship
• All Courses
• B.Sc (Nursing)

List of M.Phil/Ph.D in Commerce Colleges in India Based on 2024 Ranking

• General - [ 690 ]
• Statistics - [ 138 ]
• Accounting - [ 30 ]
• Economics - [ 23 ]
• Finance - [ 16 ]
• Banking - [ 12 ]
• Business Management - [ 9 ]
• Office Management - [ 8 ]
• Operational Research - [ 2 ]
• Islamic Banking - [ 1 ]
• Maharashtra
• Uttar Pradesh
• Madhya Pradesh
• West Bengal
• Andhra Pradesh
• Chhattisgarh
• Uttarakhand
• Arunachal Pradesh
• Himachal Pradesh
• Jammu and Kashmir
• Engineering
• Computer Applications
• Paramedical
• Mass Communications
• Vocational Courses
• Hotel Management
• Agriculture
• Architecture
• Veterinary Sciences
• New Delhi - [ 7 ]
• Mumbai - [ 23 ]
• Chennai - [ 27 ]
• Kolkata - [ 10 ]
• Hyderabad - [ 6 ]
• Bangalore - [ 18 ]
• Pune - [ 16 ]
• Ahmedabad - [ 11 ]
• Gurgaon - [ 5 ]
• Noida - [ 4 ]
• Lucknow - [ 6 ]
• Coimbatore - [ 34 ]
• Jaipur - [ 19 ]
• Tiruchirappalli - [ 17 ]
• Bhopal - [ 16 ]
• Salem - [ 14 ]
• Madurai - [ 13 ]
• Indore - [ 11 ]
• Namakkal - [ 11 ]
• Tirunelveli - [ 9 ]
• Thanjavur - [ 8 ]
• Meerut - [ 8 ]
• Tiruppur - [ 7 ]
• Erode - [ 6 ]
• Vellore - [ 6 ]
• Nagercoil - [ 6 ]
• Raipur - [ 5 ]
• Ranchi - [ 5 ]
• Bhubaneswar - [ 5 ]
• Dindigul - [ 5 ]
• Allahabad - [ 5 ]
• Rajkot - [ 4 ]
• Surat - [ 4 ]
• Kochi - [ 4 ]
• Thiruvananthapuram - [ 4 ]
• Gwalior - [ 4 ]
• Nagpur - [ 4 ]
• Udaipur - [ 4 ]
• Pudukkottai - [ 4 ]
• Aligarh - [ 4 ]
• Kanpur - [ 4 ]
• Thane - [ 4 ]
• Bhilai - [ 4 ]
• Itanagar - [ 3 ]
• Guwahati - [ 3 ]
• Aurangabad - [ 3 ]
• Chandigarh - [ 3 ]
• Bilaspur - [ 3 ]
• Durg - [ 3 ]
• Faridabad - [ 3 ]
• Jamshedpur - [ 3 ]
• Mangalore - [ 3 ]
• Mysore - [ 3 ]
• Ernakulam - [ 3 ]
• Ahmednagar - [ 3 ]
• Amravati - [ 3 ]
• Jalgaon - [ 3 ]
• Kolhapur - [ 3 ]
• Bathinda - [ 3 ]
• Jalandhar - [ 3 ]
• Jodhpur - [ 3 ]
• Kanyakumari - [ 3 ]
• Karur - [ 3 ]
• Perambalur - [ 3 ]
• Sivaganga - [ 3 ]
• Theni - [ 3 ]
• Varanasi - [ 3 ]
• Dehradun - [ 3 ]
• Pondicherry - [ 3 ]
• Thiruvarur - [ 3 ]
• Vallabh Vidyanagar - [ 3 ]
• Ri-Bhoi - [ 3 ]
• Hapur - [ 3 ]
• Greater Noida - [ 3 ]
• Pollachi - [ 3 ]
• Sivakasi - [ 3 ]
• Navi Mumbai - [ 3 ]
• Warangal - [ 2 ]
• Gaya - [ 2 ]
• Bhavnagar - [ 2 ]
• Gandhinagar - [ 2 ]
• Junagadh - [ 2 ]
• Rohtak - [ 2 ]
• Sonepat - [ 2 ]
• Solan - [ 2 ]
• Jammu - [ 2 ]
• Srinagar - [ 2 ]
• Gulbarga - [ 2 ]
• Kottayam - [ 2 ]
• Rewa - [ 2 ]
• Akola - [ 2 ]
• Nanded - [ 2 ]
• Solapur - [ 2 ]
• Imphal - [ 2 ]
• Berhampur - [ 2 ]
• Sambalpur - [ 2 ]
• Amritsar - [ 2 ]
• Ajmer - [ 2 ]
• Alwar - [ 2 ]
• Bikaner - [ 2 ]
• Kota - [ 2 ]
• Sikar - [ 2 ]
• Gangtok - [ 2 ]
• Cuddalore - [ 2 ]
• Dharmapuri - [ 2 ]
• Thoothukudi - [ 2 ]
• Tiruvannamalai - [ 2 ]
• Virudhunagar - [ 2 ]
• Agra - [ 2 ]
• Ayodhya - [ 2 ]
• Mathura - [ 2 ]
• Moradabad - [ 2 ]
• Visakhapatnam - [ 2 ]
• Hisar - [ 2 ]
• Karaikudi - [ 2 ]
• Villupuram - [ 2 ]
• Jhunjhunu - [ 2 ]
• Shillong - [ 2 ]
• Thrissur - [ 2 ]
• Kasaragod - [ 2 ]
• North Goa - [ 2 ]
• Garhwal - [ 2 ]
• Rampur - [ 2 ]
• Anantapur - [ 2 ]
• Udumalaipettai - [ 2 ]
• Gobichettipalayam - [ 2 ]
• Sriganganagar - [ 2 ]
• Tiruppattur - [ 2 ]
• Kumbakonam - [ 2 ]
• Mannargudi - [ 2 ]
• Thoothukkudi - [ 2 ]
• Vaniyambadi - [ 2 ]
• Guntur - [ 1 ]
• Kadapa - [ 1 ]
• Machilipatnam - [ 1 ]
• Mahabubnagar - [ 1 ]
• Nalgonda - [ 1 ]
• Nellore - [ 1 ]
• Nizamabad - [ 1 ]
• Srikakulam - [ 1 ]
• Tirupati - [ 1 ]
• Dibrugarh - [ 1 ]
• Silchar - [ 1 ]
• Darbhanga - [ 1 ]
• Muzaffarpur - [ 1 ]
• Patna - [ 1 ]
• Purnea - [ 1 ]
• Kheda - [ 1 ]
• Mehsana - [ 1 ]
• Patan - [ 1 ]
• Vadodara - [ 1 ]
• Ambala - [ 1 ]
• Bhiwani - [ 1 ]
• Jhajjar - [ 1 ]
• Kaithal - [ 1 ]
• Kurukshetra - [ 1 ]
• Panipat - [ 1 ]
• Rewari - [ 1 ]
• Sirsa - [ 1 ]
• Hamirpur - [ 1 ]
• Shimla - [ 1 ]
• Dhanbad - [ 1 ]
• Dumka - [ 1 ]
• Bellary - [ 1 ]
• Bijapur - [ 1 ]
• Davanagere - [ 1 ]
• Shimoga - [ 1 ]
• Tumkur - [ 1 ]
• Alappuzha - [ 1 ]
• Kannur - [ 1 ]
• Kollam - [ 1 ]
• Kozhikode - [ 1 ]
• Pathanamthitta - [ 1 ]
• Balaghat - [ 1 ]
• Chhatarpur - [ 1 ]
• Damoh - [ 1 ]
• Jabalpur - [ 1 ]
• Katni - [ 1 ]
• Khargone - [ 1 ]
• Sagar - [ 1 ]
• Satna - [ 1 ]
• Shahdol - [ 1 ]
• Shivpuri - [ 1 ]
• Ujjain - [ 1 ]
• Beed - [ 1 ]
• Chandrapur - [ 1 ]
• Gadchiroli - [ 1 ]
• Latur - [ 1 ]
• Parbhani - [ 1 ]
• Raigad - [ 1 ]
• Satara - [ 1 ]
• Yavatmal - [ 1 ]
• Aizawl - [ 1 ]
• Dimapur - [ 1 ]
• Zunhebotto - [ 1 ]
• Cuttack - [ 1 ]
• Koraput - [ 1 ]
• Ludhiana - [ 1 ]
• Banswara - [ 1 ]
• Chittorgarh - [ 1 ]
• Churu - [ 1 ]
• Dausa - [ 1 ]
• Hanumangarh - [ 1 ]
• Sirohi - [ 1 ]
• Kanchipuram - [ 1 ]
• Krishnagiri - [ 1 ]
• Nagapattinam - [ 1 ]
• Ramanathapuram - [ 1 ]
• Thiruvallur - [ 1 ]
• Ballia - [ 1 ]
• Bijnor - [ 1 ]
• Ghaziabad - [ 1 ]
• Gorakhpur - [ 1 ]
• Gyanpur - [ 1 ]
• Saharanpur - [ 1 ]
• Sultanpur - [ 1 ]
• Almora - [ 1 ]
• Haldwani - [ 1 ]
• Haridwar - [ 1 ]
• Nainital - [ 1 ]
• Roorkee - [ 1 ]
• Barasat - [ 1 ]
• Bardhaman - [ 1 ]
• Darjeeling - [ 1 ]
• Malda - [ 1 ]
• Midnapore - [ 1 ]
• East Godavari - [ 1 ]
• Hazaribagh - [ 1 ]
• Rajahmundhry - [ 1 ]
• Nalanda - [ 1 ]
• Ooty - [ 1 ]
• Dharwad - [ 1 ]
• Kangra - [ 1 ]
• Nashik - [ 1 ]
• Nadia - [ 1 ]
• Birbhum - [ 1 ]
• Pilani - [ 1 ]
• Mahendragarh - [ 1 ]
• Firozpur - [ 1 ]
• Tezpur - [ 1 ]
• West Tripura - [ 1 ]
• Balasore - [ 1 ]
• West Siang - [ 1 ]
• Kachchh - [ 1 ]
• Bahadurgarh - [ 1 ]
• Arrah - [ 1 ]
• Sardarshahr - [ 1 ]
• Lohit - [ 1 ]
• Calicut - [ 1 ]
• Palwal - [ 1 ]
• Manipal - [ 1 ]
• Rudrapur - [ 1 ]
• Siddharthnagar - [ 1 ]
• Kalyani - [ 1 ]
• Gobindgarh - [ 1 ]
• West Godavari - [ 1 ]
• Palamu - [ 1 ]
• Viluppuram - [ 1 ]
• Balangir - [ 1 ]
• Asansol - [ 1 ]
• Chidambaram - [ 1 ]
• Motihari - [ 1 ]
• Muvattupuzha - [ 1 ]
• Sathyamangalam - [ 1 ]
• Shikohabad - [ 1 ]
• Amaravathi - [ 1 ]
• Himayathnagar - [ 1 ]
• Peermade - [ 1 ]
• Amroha - [ 1 ]
• Cheyyur - [ 1 ]
• Karaikal - [ 1 ]
• Diphu - [ 1 ]
• Kanjirappally - [ 1 ]
• Hosur - [ 1 ]
• Bhandra - [ 1 ]
• Thirumangalam - [ 1 ]
• Visnagar - [ 1 ]
• Mayiladuthurai - [ 1 ]
• Coonoor - [ 1 ]
• Raiganj - [ 1 ]
• Bardez - [ 1 ]
• Pernem - [ 1 ]
• Naharlagun - [ 1 ]
• Baramati - [ 1 ]
• Paramakudi - [ 1 ]
• Sasaram - [ 1 ]
• Cancona - [ 1 ]
• Salcete - [ 1 ]
• Bardoli - [ 1 ]
• Wadhwan - [ 1 ]
• Tehri - [ 1 ]
• Kalyan - [ 1 ]
• Pattukkottai - [ 1 ]
• Periyakulam - [ 1 ]
• Manapparai - [ 1 ]
• Palayamkottai - [ 1 ]
• Arni - [ 1 ]
• Katpadi - [ 1 ]
• Kallakurichi - [ 1 ]
• Aruppukottai - [ 1 ]
• Rajapalayam - [ 1 ]
• Chaibasa - [ 1 ]
• M.Phil/Ph.D in Commerce
• Full Time - [ 759 ]
• Part Time - [ 74 ]
• On Campus - [ 748 ]
• Distance - [ 4 ]
• Off Campus - [ 2 ]
• Private - [ 462 ]
• Government - [ 292 ]
• NTA PhD Entrance Exam - [ 3 ]
• LPUNEST - [ 1 ]
• Degree - [ 769 ]
• Diploma - [ 1 ]
• Indiatoday - [ 128 ]
• The Week - [ 106 ]
• Outlook - [ 124 ]
• NIRF - [ 210 ]
• QS - [ 57 ]
• IIRF - [ 72 ]
• NIRF Innovation - [ 52 ]
• THE - [ 34 ]
• US News - [ 26 ]
• TOI - [ 31 ]
• CWUR - [ 20 ]
• QS I-GAUGE - [ 19 ]
• ARWU - [ 4 ]
• Financial Express - [ 6 ]
• Bharathiar University - [BU], Coimbatore - [ 50 ]
• Bharathidasan University - [BU], Tiruchirappalli - [ 40 ]
• Periyar University, Salem - [ 27 ]
• University of Madras, Chennai - [ 27 ]
• Madurai Kamaraj University - [MKU], Madurai - [ 24 ]
• Mumbai University - [MU], Mumbai - [ 22 ]
• Thiruvalluvar University - [TU], Vellore - [ 18 ]
• Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli - [ 16 ]
• Savitribai Phule Pune University - [SPPU], Pune - [ 11 ]
• Mahatma Gandhi University - [MGU], Kottayam - [ 10 ]
• Alagappa University, Karaikudi - [ 7 ]
• Goa University, North Goa - [ 5 ]
• Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University - [SGBAU], Amravati - [ 5 ]
• Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University - [PRSU], Raipur - [ 4 ]
• Bangalore University - [BU], Bangalore - [ 4 ]
• Kerala University - [KU], Thiruvananthapuram - [ 4 ]
• Calicut University - [CU], Calicut - [ 3 ]
• Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University - [BAMU], Aurangabad - [ 3 ]
• Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University - [RTMNU], Nagpur - [ 3 ]
• Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University - [SRTMUN], Nanded - [ 3 ]
• Pondicherry University - [PU], Pondicherry - [ 3 ]
• Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar University - [DBRAU], Agra - [ 3 ]
• Mother Teresa Women's University, Dindigul - [ 3 ]
• Adikavi Nannaya University, Rajahmundhry - [ 2 ]
• Panjab University - [PU], Chandigarh - [ 2 ]
• Kannur University - [KU], Kannur - [ 2 ]
• Barkatullah University - [BU], Bhopal - [ 2 ]
• Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore - [ 2 ]
• Jiwaji University - [JU], Gwalior - [ 2 ]
• Kavayitri Bahinabai Chaudhari North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon - [ 2 ]
• Shivaji University - [SUK], Kolhapur - [ 2 ]
• UNIRAJ- University of Rajasthan, Jaipur - [ 2 ]
• Chaudhary Charan Singh University - [CCS], Meerut - [ 2 ]
• Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Avadh University - [RMLAU], Ayodhya - [ 2 ]
• Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University - [MJPRU], Bareilly - [ 2 ]
• Swami Vivekanand Subharti University - [SVSU], Meerut - [ 2 ]
• Amity University, Noida - [ 2 ]
• HSNC University, Mumbai - [ 2 ]
• Andhra University - [AU], Visakhapatnam - [ 1 ]
• Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University - [BRAOU], Hyderabad - [ 1 ]
• Dr. C.V. Raman University - [CVRU], Bilaspur - [ 1 ]
• Jawaharlal Nehru University - [JNU], New Delhi - [ 1 ]
• Gujarat University - [GU], Ahmedabad - [ 1 ]
• Christ University, Bangalore - [ 1 ]
• University of Mysore - [UOM], Mysore - [ 1 ]
• Awadhesh Pratap Singh University - [APSU], Rewa - [ 1 ]
• Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University - [BVDU], Pune - [ 1 ]
• Gondwana University - [GU], Gadchiroli - [ 1 ]
• Pravara Institute of Medical Sciences University - [PIMS], Ahmednagar - [ 1 ]
• Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University- [YCMOU], Nashik - [ 1 ]
• Berhampur University, Berhampur - [ 1 ]
• Sambalpur University, Sambalpur - [ 1 ]
• Guru Nanak Dev University - [GNDU], Amritsar - [ 1 ]
• I.K. Gujral Punjab Technical University - [IKG-PTU], Jalandhar - [ 1 ]
• Maharaja Ganga Singh University - [MGSU], Bikaner - [ 1 ]
• Tamil Nadu Teachers Education University - [TNTEU], Chennai - [ 1 ]
• University of Allahabad - [AU], Allahabad - [ 1 ]
• Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith - [MGKVP], Varanasi - [ 1 ]
• Purvanchal University / Veer Bahadur Singh Purvanchal University, Jaunpur - [ 1 ]
• Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University, Garhwal - [ 1 ]
• Kumaun University - DSB Campus, Nainital - [ 1 ]
• University of Calcutta, Kolkata - [ 1 ]
• Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University - [SRMU], Lucknow - [ 1 ]
• Bilaspur University- [BU], Bilaspur - [ 1 ]
• Bengaluru City University, Bangalore - [ 1 ]
• 3 Years - [ 626 ]
• 1 Year - [ 306 ]
• 2 Years - [ 93 ]
• 4 Years - [ 30 ]
• 5 Years - [ 7 ]
• 0 Year - [ 1 ]
• 6 Years - [ 1 ]
• NEW ZEALAND

Found 769 colleges

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWS LETTER