How to get admission in the IITs for PhD?

by Dr. Rakesh originally published in July 15th, 2020 on GROW's website.

Greetings Friends! 

In this video, Dr. Rakesh Sinha, an alum of IITB, explains how to get admissions into the IITs and IISc for higher education (Ph.D.) in India. He explains the five most important points that can be helpful in your attempt at such admissions. 

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