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Gargi DasBeat the failure
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You need to have done your B.Sc physics with 50% aggregate to apply for the entrance exam.
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shivangi raizada
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As you want to do B.Ed through distance education, then there is no entrance test you can apply online for the registration.
All the best.
All the best.
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Surabhi Singh
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What is the fee amount for B.Ed course for a student of general category?
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rishav sood
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Hi, after BCA, there are always less job opportunities unless you are having pre work experience, but if you do MCA, you will be having more opportunities and you will have more knowledge as well as after MCA you can your freelancing after getting more experience and you will be having more valuable in the industry.
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Akhil Waid
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M.Phil (Commerce): Eligibility
For getting admission in this course students are advised to check the below-mentioned eligibility once:
Students must have passed Post Graduation degree from recognized university with minimum 55% marks and 50% marks must be secured by SC/ ST category candidates.
Those students who have completed entrance test will also be eligible to apply for particular course
M.Phil. (Commerce): Admission Process
Students admission in the course is done on the basis of marks secured by them in masters degree. Those who have obtained less than 55% marks are not eligible to get admission in the course. Some of the reputed co
For getting admission in this course students are advised to check the below-mentioned eligibility once:
Students must have passed Post Graduation degree from recognized university with minimum 55% marks and 50% marks must be secured by SC/ ST category candidates.
Those students who have completed entrance test will also be eligible to apply for particular course
M.Phil. (Commerce): Admission Process
Students admission in the course is done on the basis of marks secured by them in masters degree. Those who have obtained less than 55% marks are not eligible to get admission in the course. Some of the reputed co
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Navita Batra
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Hi Dipti Gupta,
Yes, you can do Graduation and Post graduation in event management if you fulfill the eligibility criteria.
For National Academy of Media and Events, Kolkata, course -Certificate in Event Management you must have passed / appeared 10+2 from a recognized board. For admission you need to apply directly to the college .
After you complete your Diploma, you can even opt for Advanced Diplomat in the same.
Hope it helps!
Yes, you can do Graduation and Post graduation in event management if you fulfill the eligibility criteria.
For National Academy of Media and Events, Kolkata, course -Certificate in Event Management you must have passed / appeared 10+2 from a recognized board. For admission you need to apply directly to the college .
After you complete your Diploma, you can even opt for Advanced Diplomat in the same.
Hope it helps!
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Nishant kumar Ray
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Among all, DTU is definitely the best option. Here, at DTU, we have lots of good societies to develop your skill sets and also to develop you skills for the placement.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Raju,
It is legally not allowed to pursue two courses simultaneously. The logic being: a student cannot attend two different courses at the same time and also is not expected to be able to study for two courses simultaneously. Hence I am afraid, you cannot proceed to do what you are proposing.
It is legally not allowed to pursue two courses simultaneously. The logic being: a student cannot attend two different courses at the same time and also is not expected to be able to study for two courses simultaneously. Hence I am afraid, you cannot proceed to do what you are proposing.
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