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Pearl Maria Dsouza ByExpress News ServiceBENGALURU: PhD aspirants of the Commerce Department at Bengaluru Central University on Monday demanded the viva examination be postponed owing to the lack of guides. Students and a group of faculty members from the university demanded the number of research centres affiliated to the university be enumerated first. They also demanded that the number of guides be enlisted before allocating seats for PhD courses in commerce and management. Some alleged that despite being highly qualified, they were denied a set for more than four years. “When we recognise institutions and guides we will have a clear picture on how many seats will be available..