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Updated a year ago

Yes, as per the UGC's new rules, the candidates can enrol in the part-time PhD programs where they are not required to visit the university daily. They can attend the college on weekends and can complete the program. This program is specially introduced for working professionals.
Another option available to you is online doctorate program, that is offered to the working professionals by the top universities and institutes. So you can opt for any part-time PhD or online doctorate program depending on your availability.
Updated 5 days ago

A doctorate course can be studied part-time. Many universities have a part-time doctorate option that is tailored for working professionals or those holding other commitments. Typically, these programs are longer than their full-time counterparts, but you can be flexible with possible scheduling. Part-time doctoral study is still rigorous, incorporating coursework, dissertation writing, and research activities. It's also worth checking to make sure the program and school you're choosing are accredited and allow you to pursue a doctorate part-time. You're likely going to want employer support, and you'll need to have good time management in order to be successful in pursuing your doctorate part-time!