For PhD scholar, publication of two research papers is required.

For post graduate student, publication requirement is not applicable.

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For PhD scholar, publication of two research papers is required.

For post graduate student, publication requirement is not applicable.

Thanks Prof Kundu

For a Ph.D scholar, minimum determined by institute/supervisor and maximum determined by scholar.

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Thanks for the response Dr Devi

At masters level one or two and at PhD level three. Nevertheless, this varies from institution to institution

It depends on institute/supervisor.

This is not a general trend in Universities all over the world. However, in some Universities, PhD students are required to publish a minimum of two papers and make a number of presentations before completion.

For masters level, one or two is okay and for PHD: I Think 2-3 will be appropriate looking at the duration of the program

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To me, the minimum number of journal articles should be three and one for Ph.D. students and postgraduates, respectively.

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Thanks David

I support your submission Dr Matsoukis

Dr Subhash is right. What is mandatory is shown by him.

It depends on the requirement stated in the curriculum or the rules and regulations of the university.

I agree with Dr Subhash In our University, we follow the guidelines given by University Grants Commission (UGC) For PhD the minimum publication is two research papers in the journals approved by UGC

But most of the supervisors in our University have been observing 2 minimum publications in PG and 3 minimum publications (5 preferable) for PhD students.

It depends on the school but i think averagely 3

it depends on the institution but to my opinion two would do.

There is no specific number but varies from university to university

Thanks Yassein for your contribution

Thanks Henrietta for your contribution

Thanks Patrick

Thanks Dr Shelf for your amazing contribution

One or two depending on the institution

Thanks Dr Tadesse for your contribution

For postgraduate course (M.Sc./M.S./M.Tech.), generally the publication is not a compulsory criterion. But in case of Ph.D. programme most universities require two publications.

I think that the students (Masters and Ph.D. programmes) may be encouraged for publishing of thesis work in journals. This will be a good training for independent research and representing the work to the scientific community. But, if it is made compulsory, then the students target may be changed; instead of doing serious research they may try for publish paper somehow. The real work (during Ph.D.) normally generates good publications. More stress should be given on quality publications than the number of publications.

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I agree with Dr. Makinde. However, I will be quick to add that PhD scholars must strive to publish every facet of their studies for the utilization in all academic and industrialized institutions. They should be determined to publish quality papers out of their love to share knowledge and not because it is a requirement for their enrolled PhD programmes.

I appreciate your comment Dr Batabyal.

Thanks Brother Dickson for your response.

2 Journal

3 Conference

1 poster

At least 3 for masters and 5 for PhD

minimum 3-5 papers needed.max unlimited.

Depends on the institution coupled with the seriousness of the student

Often for a master one or two doctorate

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It is not a major requirement in most Nigerian universities at Master's degree level. However, one minimum journal article is advisable. But at PhD level, a minimum of three is mostly required.

Thanks Nwokorie

I appreciate your response Nima

Thanks for your response Jejeti

Insightful comments Dr Son

Good journal publication is a mark of academic achievement but the number of publications for post graduate students is dependent on the standards of the institution. However, one journal for masters and two to three for PhD is appropriate.

It is a good question provokes informative answers . Thanks

There should not be any restriction on graduate student

but for PhD Scholar it varies from university to university I would say 3

How many journal articles should a post graduate student publish before the completion of His programme?

It varies from university to university ....some universities even dont have requirement of papers...just thesis is enough for graduation but in that case supervisor give pressure for publication......generally more the better .....

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As general for PhD in two ,while in Master at lest one

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Depends on the requirement of the university and the particular school/college/program the student is attending. While the particular rules are important to meet requirements, encouraging postgraduate students to publish their work should be one of the ideals of any graduate school.

I appreciate your contribution Dr Wolde

Thank You Dr Kshash

I agree with you Dr Joseph. It is true it varies from one university to the other.

Dr Khan I as believe that there shouldn't be any restrictions on the number of publication a postgraduate student should publish.

Thank You Dr Alshibly

Dear Dr.Harry Barton Essel,

In my opinion, a post graduate student only publish minimum one journal article (or conference paper) before the completion of His programme.

Dear Dr. Harry..

In our university the Master student needs one published paper , while the PhD student needs two published papers. In addition to thesis.

Best regards..

Varies from university to university, In our university PhD candidate requires two SCI papers but no publication requirement for master candidate.

It is the same for PhD candidates in my institution Dr. Salih

Dr Abbas your institutions policy on publication for masters students is the same as ours.

1-2 research for Master's level , 2 research or more for Ph.D scholar

Thanks for your comment Dr Omran

I appreciate your comment Sir

At least two ......

Thanks Hossain

I agree with you Rasheed

I think for PhD scholar minimum two researches is required and Msc minimum is one.

best regard

I agree with Dr Subhash C. Kundu

Maybe this link can help you more:

https://uwaterloo.ca/graduate-studies-academic-calendar/general-information-and-regulations/minimum-requirements-phd-degree

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