About
Dr. Om Raj Katoch has a master's degree, qualified national eligibility test (NET) in economics, and a doctorate from University of Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir. He started his career in teaching at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Katra, J&K. At present he is working as an Assistant Professor in Govt. Degree Colleges affiliated to University of Jammu, Department of Higher Education, J&K government and presenting heading the Department of Economics, Govt. Moulana Azad Memorial College, Cluster University of Jammu, J&K. His teaching experience at the undergraduate level spans more than 16 years. He has a good number of articles as well as research papers published in different reputed international journals and magazines. He has authored Three text books for graduate and post-graduate students, and attended numerous national and international conferences and seminars.
Employment
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Govt. Maulana Azad Memorial College, Cluster University of Jammu Assistant Professor2023 - Present
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Publications (38)
- Exploring the link between smartphone use and sleep quality: A systematic review Save
- Prevalence of Stunting Among Scheduled Tribe Children Aged 6–10 Years in Reasi District of Jammu & Kashmir, India Save
- Promoting sustainability: tackling energy poverty with solar power as a renewable energy solution in the Indian energy landscape Save
- UNDERSTANDING ENERGY POVERTY, ITS DETERMINANTS AND PATHWAYS TO ENSURE AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY Save
- USING MOOCS TO ADDRESS THE SKILLS GAP IN THE 4THINDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (4THIR): OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES Save
- Revolutionizing Research in Social Sciences: The Transformative Potential of ChatGPT Save
- Tackling child malnutrition and food security: assessing progress, challenges, and policies in achieving SDG 2 in India Save
- Energy poverty and its impacts on health and education: a systematic review Save
- Is maternal higher education effective in preventing child malnutrition? Evidence from literature Save
- Identification of cities in underdeveloped resource-rich areas from the perspective of total factor resource efficiency Save