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subhasish debroy
Guide-Level 13
Dear,
You are B.Sc honors with B.Ed so it is natural that if you like to proceed further study - it is M.Sc.
Now, you are thinking for alternative course LLB, and in a fix which one will be better. I think your confusion may work out of insecurity in terms of placement. It is common. You may think if you come to legal profession after LLB, there will be opening a separate legal professional path and your dependency on the job will be minimized. I say you are right but for this, you have to give your best effort. You have to know the ins and outs of the profession particularly about the beginning phase after completion of your degree. Als
You are B.Sc honors with B.Ed so it is natural that if you like to proceed further study - it is M.Sc.
Now, you are thinking for alternative course LLB, and in a fix which one will be better. I think your confusion may work out of insecurity in terms of placement. It is common. You may think if you come to legal profession after LLB, there will be opening a separate legal professional path and your dependency on the job will be minimized. I say you are right but for this, you have to give your best effort. You have to know the ins and outs of the profession particularly about the beginning phase after completion of your degree. Als
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Humera Akhtar
Contributor-Level 10
The minimum eligibility criterion for admission to B.Ed is that you must be a graduate in any discipline. You must either have a Bachelor of arts (BA) or Bachelor of science (B.Sc) or Bachelor in commerce (B.Com) from any recognised university with at least 50% marks in aggregate. Also, if the student has completed their postgraduate degree, then minimum 55% marks in aggregate is the criterion.
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Humera Akhtar
Contributor-Level 10
You can go for these colleges for your B.Ed: Indira Gandhi National Open University, Kurukshetra University, Jamia Millia Islamia University.
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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Yes. But you can actually try for a PhD from distance education.
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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
Guide-Level 13
If you are already a commerce graduate and you have completed your B.Ed, it means that you are a - Trained Graduate Teacher - TGT.
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Samreen khan
Guide-Level 12
Sorry. Now, it will not be possible to give the reappear paper.
However, I would suggest you to get in touch with the institute from where you have done your B.Ed if they give you a chance to reappear.
However, I would suggest you to get in touch with the institute from where you have done your B.Ed if they give you a chance to reappear.
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Anant Raina
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Few best colleges are: Hans Raj College, Kendriya Vidyalaya, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University.
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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
Guide-Level 13
Dear Sakshi,
You can pursue your B.Ed from IGNOU. It is a very well established brand name in the field of distance education and is internationally renowned University. The course material of IGNOU is industry ready. For further details, kindly visit the website of the University. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God bless you.
You can pursue your B.Ed from IGNOU. It is a very well established brand name in the field of distance education and is internationally renowned University. The course material of IGNOU is industry ready. For further details, kindly visit the website of the University. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God bless you.
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Bhavna Sharma
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Yes, there are lots of college which offer B.Ed course on the basis of vacant seats without any entrance exam.
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