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vinay kumar

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Category comes into the picture, but it is a very good course for upcoming future.
All the best.

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amrit kaur

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Yes, you can try for private universities. You can take admission on the basis of your +2 percentage.

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Priya Shree

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After B.Sc, if you choose to do B.Ed, you can only apply for primary class teacher job in govt. schools as TGT. For post-graduate trained (PGT) teachers, you should have both M.Sc and B.Ed degree. If you have a genuine interest in teaching then do M.Sc and after that B.Ed. If you want to do a job in private sector companies, go for MBA.
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