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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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DU B.Ed 2023 Application Form will be released online mode on the official website of Delhi University. Candidates can fill the form from both sources Ie. Online or Offline. The minimum eligibility requirements are candidates must possess a Graduation degree with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for the SC/ST candidates).
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Aayushi Bijawe
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To pursue a B.Ed with Maths you typically need to have a Bachelor's degree in Maths or a related field such as Physics or Engineering. However, some universities may also consider candidates who have a Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 50% marks and have studied Maths as one of their subjects in 10+2. In your case, you have a Bachelor's degree with English Political Science, and Social Science. Although you have studied Maths in your 10+2, it is unlikely that you would be eligible for B.Ed with Maths based on your Bachelor's degree.
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Kaushalk shukla
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Yes, candidates with a B.Tech in Graduation and B.Ed degree are eligible for the posts of TGT and PGT. For TGT Mathematics, they should also have qualified CTET Paper 2. The eligibility criteria include a B.Tech degree in Mathematics or a related field. Selection is based on written exams and interviews.
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Sarthak Kain
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As per the current norms prescribed by NCTE. You must have minimum 50% in your graduate degree from any recognized Indian University. In case of reserved quota the eligibility criteria is 45% minimum.
To get admission in B ED general category candidate must have 45% in graduation ( B A/B SC/ B COM) or 45% in post graduation ( M A/ M SC/ M COM) and SC/ST candidate must have 45% in graduation or in post graduation. So if you don't have 50 % in graduation then you should do Post graduation with 45%. Then you will have sufficient qualification to get admission in B ED. If you want to do B Ed on the basis of less than 45% , you can do B ED f
To get admission in B ED general category candidate must have 45% in graduation ( B A/B SC/ B COM) or 45% in post graduation ( M A/ M SC/ M COM) and SC/ST candidate must have 45% in graduation or in post graduation. So if you don't have 50 % in graduation then you should do Post graduation with 45%. Then you will have sufficient qualification to get admission in B ED. If you want to do B Ed on the basis of less than 45% , you can do B ED f
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Arpta Singh
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Candidates who are in the final year of their Bachelor's degree programme or have completed their Bachelor's degree will be able to apply for the MAH B.Ed CET exam. Before applying for the exam, candidates are required to check if they meet the eligibility criteria for the exam or not. The eligibility criteria for the MAH B.Ed CET exam is also mentioned in the examination brochure of MAH B.Ed CET exam. Candidates can check the same by visiting the official website of MAH B.Ed CET exam.
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Neha Gautam
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Yes, you are almost eligible to become a TGT teacher as you have done B.Com and B.Ed but you also have to clear CTET (central teacher eligibility test ) to become a teacher. After clearing it, you can easily apply in schools for being a teacher.
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