What employment can someone obtain if they were not given the PhD after studying and publishing? Suppose, after six years of study toward a PhD, my advisor refuses to give me PhD because he is not happy with my work.  (I am in India, currently in my third year of the PhD, studying computational biology, dealing with the computational aspects of host pathogen interactions, after doing my bachelors and masters degree in computer science.) After 6 years of work (assuming after 3 years if this situation remains same), if I have not gotten the degree, although I will have my publication record, with all first authorship. 

My question is , with 6 years of research experience and papers that I have worked on, with all first authorship, what types of jobs would I be able to apply for, without a PhD degree?

My question is not about what is legal or illegal in PhD. My question is what is in bold...

A little info regarding my university: A student's fate depends on her advisor, higher authority cannot do anything...

Edit (from comment):

I am in my 3rd year of phd.
Congratulations on the publications you have achieved thus far. 


  If I change my advisor now, my present advisor will become vindictive. [...] A students fate depends on her advisor; higher authority cannot do anything.


It sounds like your best bet, if you want to stay where you are, would be to avoid conflict with your advisor.


  I am in my 3rd year of phd.


I don't know anyone who completed a PhD in two or even three years.