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Shipra Suman
Contributor-Level 9
Both courses are designed for Elementary Teacher Training i.e. upper primary (Class VI to VIII). You can join D.Ed or D.El.Ed course after class 12th (Senior Secondary).
If you qualified D.Ed or D.El.Ed after 10+2, you can apply in TET Exam (Paper I) I.e. for Primary Stage teachers.
If you qualified D.Ed or D.El.Ed after 10+2, you can apply in TET Exam (Paper I) I.e. for Primary Stage teachers.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Based on your profile, it seems that you have put extra efforts to change your stream from Commerce to Engineering. Small set backs should not take you away from your career goals. You are advised to continue your engineering degree and make effort to do well in studies to excel in professional career.
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Nilakshee H Saikia
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It is not necessary to do your Diploma only from your state. You can pursue your Diploma from a government recognized institute, then you will be eligible for a government job anywhere in India.
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