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Aarti Singh
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Kirti, you have not specified your marks in graduation. If you are not getting a chance in govt.universities don't get disheartened. You can try for admission in private universities like Lovely, Pacific, Shiv Nadar, etc.
These private universities are offering B.Ed. They are reputed universities offering good academic environment along with good placements.
Good luck.
These private universities are offering B.Ed. They are reputed universities offering good academic environment along with good placements.
Good luck.
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Sanjay K
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Hi Sreekala,
The minimum eligibility criterion for admission to B. Ed. is that the student must be a graduate in any discipline. The candidate must either have a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) or Bachelor in Commerce (B. Com.) from any recognized university with at least 50% marks in aggregate. So, as per this eligibility criteria, you are qualified to go for B.Ed.
The minimum eligibility criterion for admission to B. Ed. is that the student must be a graduate in any discipline. The candidate must either have a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) or Bachelor in Commerce (B. Com.) from any recognized university with at least 50% marks in aggregate. So, as per this eligibility criteria, you are qualified to go for B.Ed.
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Elavarasan Venkatesh"I can do anything but not everything"
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No, B.Tech is not equivalent to B.Ed.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Rani,
The beauty of the distance education programmes is that they are pan India. Anybody can apply for it. Only restrictions are the centres for exams. These may not be across India. With this restriction, you can do the course.
The beauty of the distance education programmes is that they are pan India. Anybody can apply for it. Only restrictions are the centres for exams. These may not be across India. With this restriction, you can do the course.
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