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Kasif Nawaz

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You can easily get the pyq's on the internet on apps like Testbook, bytes etc. The exam is of 170 marks with 1 mark for each correct answer and 0.25 negative marking for each wrong answer. The question paper is the same for every subject with four sections. A) general intelligence  B)Teaching aptitude  C) Current affairs D) Subject knowledge (Natural science, social science, Mathematics, Language). Hope this helps.

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Kasif Nawaz

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Admission in B.Ed course is done through an Entrance exam with 85% weightage and  15% of interview weightage. Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) is a degree course and the candidate must have at least a Graduation Degree or post-graduate degree with 50% marks for general candidates. There are all 17 subjects and you must have studied the chosen subject for at least 2 years or 4 semesters.

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Kritika Tyagi

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No unfortunately, admission to M.Ed courses at IP University is not possible without an entrance exam. They mandate either their own IPU CET  (Common Entrance Test) or scores from national exams like CUET PG  (Central Universities Entrance Test) for postgraduate admissions. So, taking and qualifying for either of these exams is a necessary step in the process. 

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Radhika

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It's a good choice, political honours from Delhi University it's great for your future because delhi university degree means a lot if you apply for job or for your linkedin profile.

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Akanksha Bhandari

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The placement percentage has not been disclosed. However, course-wise total students and number of students placed are presented below:

Course

Placement Rate (2021)

Placement Rate (2022)

Placement Rate (2023)

UG 3-year

Total students: 320

Students placed: 28

Total students: 353

Students placed: 21

Total students: 350

Students placed: 25

PG 2-year

Total students: 918

Students placed: 89

Total students: 1280

Students placed: 86

Total students: 1329

Students placed: 12

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Vineet Singh Rautela

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A 95th percentile CAT score is generally considered competitive for many MBA programs. However, specific CAT cutoff scores for admission to the MBA in Banking and Wealth Management at the Institute of Logistics and Aviation Management (ILAM) Dehradun are not publicly specified. The primary eligibility criterion for this programme is a minimum of 50% marks in graduation .

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Vineet Singh Rautela

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ILAM - Sushant University Gurgaon track record says that it has a good placements. The top placement of IILM was of INR 20 LPA. The average package of IILM was approximately INR 8.5 LPA. 

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Vineet Singh Rautela

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The last date to apply for IIHMR Bangalore admission is 28th February 2025.

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Aayush Taneja

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The table below depicts the IGNOU average package details:

Particulars

Placement Statistics

Average package

INR 3 LPA to INR 4 LPA

Note: The above-mentioned placement data is gathered from online sources, hence may vary.

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Krish Lalwani

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A Delhi University 2nd year promotion requires passing a minimum of 50% of papers between your 1st year and 2nd year . Students who failed in many subjects still need to pass only 50% of their papers to advance. You must pass the remaining necessary papers once you reach your second academic year. The passing requirement consists of obtaining at least 40% marks in both theoretical and practical assessments for each subject. 

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