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pavan acharistruggling for something......
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If you meet the eligibility criteria for that post, then it is sure that you will be selected for the job.
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Swati SharmaCareer Counselor
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B.Ed has direct admission policy only. The Entrance Test organized by the Concern University has to be qualified and then you get allotted a college for Regular Mode B.Ed. Remember that you need to see which state you are applying and which is the Entrance Conducting Agency/University which might be taking a centralized test. Other than Regular Mode B.Ed, Distance Education Mode is also there and for this you need to find a University in your State or other state, where you can apply after fulfilling their Requisites of Eligibility.
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Navita Batra
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Hi Ankit Singh,
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
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Hi,
In 2013, an expert committee of the UGC had recommended that students enrolled in a regular degree course should be allowed to pursue an additional degree simultaneously under open or distance education mode from the same or different university.
In 2013, an expert committee of the UGC had recommended that students enrolled in a regular degree course should be allowed to pursue an additional degree simultaneously under open or distance education mode from the same or different university.
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Sandeep Malik Born to serve
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Hello,
As per today's demand in market, B.Ed is necessary course for both sectors government as well as private. After B.Ed, you can go for PG either MA or M.Ed. This will be beneficial for you. Good luck.
As per today's demand in market, B.Ed is necessary course for both sectors government as well as private. After B.Ed, you can go for PG either MA or M.Ed. This will be beneficial for you. Good luck.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
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Hi,
RIE, Ajmer application form for NCERT Common Entrance Examination (NCERT CEE) can be filled online.
The minimum eligibility criteria for integrated BA-B.Ed and B.Sc-B.Ed courses is 10+2 with 50% (45% for SC/ST/PWD) from a recognized board. B.Ed programme requires graduation in Arts/ Science or Engineering with 50% (45% for SC/ST/PWD) from a recognized university. Candidates who have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination in 2015, 2016 or appearing /appeared in 2018 are also eligible to apply for BA-B.Ed and B.Sc-B.Ed courses. Admission to all the courses is based on the score in CEE conducted by NCERT followed by preparation of merit
RIE, Ajmer application form for NCERT Common Entrance Examination (NCERT CEE) can be filled online.
The minimum eligibility criteria for integrated BA-B.Ed and B.Sc-B.Ed courses is 10+2 with 50% (45% for SC/ST/PWD) from a recognized board. B.Ed programme requires graduation in Arts/ Science or Engineering with 50% (45% for SC/ST/PWD) from a recognized university. Candidates who have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination in 2015, 2016 or appearing /appeared in 2018 are also eligible to apply for BA-B.Ed and B.Sc-B.Ed courses. Admission to all the courses is based on the score in CEE conducted by NCERT followed by preparation of merit
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
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Hi,
WB TET 2018: Eligibility Criteria
The candidates must clear the Higher Secondary Exam/Senior Secondary Exam (or its equivalent 10+2) with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for Reserved Category Candidates) and 2 year Diploma in Elementary Education (D. El. Ed.). Passed from an institution recognized by the NCTE and affiliated to the examination body notified by the NCTE. Or
The candidates must clear the Higher Secondary Exam/Senior Secondary Exam (or its equivalent 10+2) with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for Reserved Category Candidates) and 4yr Bachelor in Elementary Education (B. El. Ed.)
Or,
The candidates must clear the Higher Secondary Ex
WB TET 2018: Eligibility Criteria
The candidates must clear the Higher Secondary Exam/Senior Secondary Exam (or its equivalent 10+2) with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for Reserved Category Candidates) and 2 year Diploma in Elementary Education (D. El. Ed.). Passed from an institution recognized by the NCTE and affiliated to the examination body notified by the NCTE. Or
The candidates must clear the Higher Secondary Exam/Senior Secondary Exam (or its equivalent 10+2) with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for Reserved Category Candidates) and 4yr Bachelor in Elementary Education (B. El. Ed.)
Or,
The candidates must clear the Higher Secondary Ex
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Usha L MojiPositive thinker!!
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Hi Nidhi,
I would want to say just one thing. Do what you feel you are best at. If you still cannot decide then, think every related aspects. Like what will be your career options if you complete a particular course. Make a table write out the pros and cons and choose the option. It is something that I do, when I am in a dilemma. Hope it helps you.
I would want to say just one thing. Do what you feel you are best at. If you still cannot decide then, think every related aspects. Like what will be your career options if you complete a particular course. Make a table write out the pros and cons and choose the option. It is something that I do, when I am in a dilemma. Hope it helps you.
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