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Disqualifying is not the last option for you. You may consult directly to CBSE regarding your issue through mail or call. As category correction comes under major correction criteria as accordingly your rank will be decided. Best regards.
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CETE course Eligibility:
In Service elementary teachers holding Graduate degree. No, for doing this course, you don't need B.Ed. Thanks.
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What you are stating as getting confused at the time of filling up of application forms for different best private colleges for going graduation in engineering is quite common at this stage in life. This is so because you are not sure as to in which college you are likely to get admission and hence you are just apprehensive filling of so many forms for different colleges. I would like to advise you that please draw a priority list of colleges based on your preference and then concentrate on top three. Best wishes to you.
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