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a year ago

Your son with 64.5% marks in the CBSE 12th Science examination is eligible for Integrated B.Sc-B.Ed. in Ravenshaw University, Odisha . To qualify for admission at university, students of the general category will need a minimum 50% aggregate in the Higher Secondary Science exam whereas students in t

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a year ago

The late Madhuribai Deshmukh Seva Pratishthan B.Ed. The college has 50 seats available for admission to this course. 

Payment Schedule:

According to the latest available data, B.Ed. Programs at this college are not discussed publicly. However, B.Ed. Programs in Maharashtra typically have tuition

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Unfortunately, Smt. Minaxiben Shantibhai Dave College of Education has not mentioned any information about the fees structure or any financial information like scholarships etc. No information is mentioned on the official website of the Institute also. Only information about the seats intake which i

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a year ago

Yes, candidates from West Bengal may be eligible for reservation benefits in the Karnataka Open University B.Ed entrance exam. The university lists reservation categories and the percentage of seats reserved for each category. Candidates must provide self-attested documents as proof of eligibility f

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New answer posted•a year ago

I have done M.Com and LLB. How do I pursue B.Ed now?

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Asked by Lathagujvala
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a year ago

Yes, you can pursue a B.Ed degree after completing an M.Com and LLB: 

B.Ed course

A B.Ed degree is a two-year course divided into four semesters. Each semester focuses on a different part of teaching methods and education.

Admission

Admission to most B.Ed programs is based on merit in an entrance e

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a year ago

No, no teaching experience is required for applying for B.Ed in commerce. The training of teaching is provided in B.Ed course itself.

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New answer posted•a year ago
Lokeshwaran
a year ago

Hi,

To get admission in the B.Sc. B.Ed. course in IASE Deemed University, one has to meet the eligibility criteria, which is passing 10+2 from a known board. Admission is given on the basis of Rajasthan Pre-Teacher Education Test (PTET).

The application process requires downloading the form from the a

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a year ago

The B.Ed application fee is INR 1,000. Students submit the application form. The application fee payment can be done in online mode via credit card/debit card/net banking. Students must also keep the fee payment receipt safe for future references.

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New answer posted•a year ago

I am a final year student from Bihar. Am I eligible to appear in U.P B.Ed?

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Asked by Shivani Kumari
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a year ago

Yes, as a final year student you are eligible to appear in U.P B.Ed exam. Students from all over India can apply for any state B.Ed Admission process but, there are various reservation benefits enjoyed by students from that particular state.To be eligible to appear in U.P B.Ed is one have 50 percent

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Having an overlapping period of 7 months between your regular B.Ed. and PG course may cause concerns depending on the regulations of the institutions or universities you are enrolled in. Generally, for both degrees to be valid, the institutions must allow dual enrollment, and you must adhere t

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