Transferring your doctoral research from one university to another is possible, but it involves several formal steps and approvals. Here's a breakdown of how to navigate the process in India:

📝 Key Requirements for PhD Transfer

• Consent Letter from the New University: The receiving institution must agree to admit you and supervise your research.
• No Objection Certificate (NOC) from your current university: This confirms they have no objection to your transfer.
• Supervisor’s Recommendation: A letter from your current supervisor supporting the move.
• Research Presentation: You may need to present your research progress and future plan at the new university.

📚 Additional Considerations

• Coursework Exemption: If you've completed PhD coursework, the new university may exempt you from repeating it.
• Intellectual Property Release: Your current university might need to release any IP tied to your research.
• Funding and Scholarships: These may not automatically transfer—check with your funding body.
• Visa Implications: If you're an international student, transferring could affect your visa status.