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Yes, if you belong to any reserve category, then it is necessary to upload the required category Certificate. The documents have to be uploaded at the time of filling out the NID application form. Note that candidates trying to use counterfeit documents may be disqualified at any stage of the admission process if caught. The NID DAT counseling will also have a document verification process. The counseling process for the B. Des and M.Des programme will commence soon after the results are declared.
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The UPTET certificate is now valid forever. Ramesh Pokhariyal, Indian Education Minister has announced that the validity of the TET certificate is extended for a lifetime. Earlier the validity of the certificates was 5 years. Candidates qualifying for the UPTET 2025 exam will be the first batch of candidates with a lifetime UPTET certificate. They can apply for teacher recruitment in Uttar Pradesh schools at any point in time till they fulfil the eligibility criteria fixed by the respective recruiting agency.
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Community colleges or vocational schools: Many community colleges or vocational schools offer art craft Certificate courses that cover a variety of topics, such as pottery, jewelry making, painting, and sculpture. These courses may be offered online or in-person and can range from a few weeks to several months in duration. Art schools or institutes: Many art schools or institutes offer Certificate courses in specific art and craft fields, such as ceramics, glassblowing, and textile design. These courses are generally more specialised and may require a higher level of commitment and expertise
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