I like to do my Ph.D in mechanical engineering. My first option is Deemed to be University in India. And the Deemed to be university is approved by the University grands commission.
But some people are telling, studying in Deemed to be university is not valid. And telling you are not able to get a job in foreign countties.
Please clarify my doubt.
List of Institutions Deemed to be Universities included under 12(B) of the UGC Act, 1956
https://www.ugc.ac.in/page/deemed-universities.aspx
Deemed to be University is the same as full fledged University only difference is that Deemed to be University is providing sepecific education or We can say particular one or more similar education
Deemed to be Universities are directly inder the Ministry of Education
The type of University would hardly matter if your Ph.D. topic is unique and work is free from any synonym of copy and you have followed the standard norms like publishing min three papers in Scopus Indexed journals and patenting your work etc. Ultimately the doctorate person will be judged not on his face vale but on the basis of his knowledge and work.
Nekin Joshua Nekin, To each of the above I'll add the school, the prestige of the name and faculty, the stories from friends----the willingness of an employer tom hire you (I'm in the US) is less important than you. Show up everyday willing to study the parts of mech-engineering and learn how to think of them as a whole. Be willing to engage with others students. In my experience, you'll learn more asking what engineering is and what did the teacher mean. In essence together you describe what your ideas are for tomorrow vs a teacher telling you what know from before. Specific to engineering I recommend (I prefer your hands-but thats me) making things. Its a good way to learn how to imagine, solve problems and to offering innovative engineering solutions to a future employer.
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