Concentration Estimation of Different Gaseous Pollutants of Raipur City

Dammani, Jaya; Jena, Vinod; Sinha, Debabrata

doi:10.31788/rjc.2019.1235298

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“…Professional jealousy exists in almost every profession and every culture ( Dammani, 2019 ). It can be positive if taken as just competing others, not destroying them.…”

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confidence: 99%

The Beginning of More Worries: Doctoral Candidates’ Untold Stories After Submission of Dissertation

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The present study focused on this particular situation in which doctoral candidates become anxious, impatient, and disappointed while experiencing a prolonged delay in processing their dissertation during and after the submission. The researchers tend to explore doctoral candidates’ storied experiences they had while confronting such procedural barriers and delays. We undertook a narrative mode of inquiry to explore the events and storied experiences through interviewing doctoral candidates from public universities in the province of Punjab, Pakistan. Nine doctoral candidates were selected through snowball sampling with the criterion of including those participants who were waiting for their external reviews at least for more than 1 year. From the narratives, the emergent themes include supervisors’ mutual relationships, the pressure of paper publication, lack of administrative support, external evaluation and follow-up and stress of delayed evaluation. The study has implications for relaxing procedural formalities during and after submission of a doctoral dissertation to facilitate students in the timely attainment of their doctoral degrees.

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“…Professional jealousy exists in almost every profession and every culture ( Dammani, 2019 ). It can be positive if taken as just competing others, not destroying them.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%