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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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You have to crack the entrance exam, which is conducted as per country.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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Yes, you can join, but you should have your class 10th pass certificates, and you can't pursue through distance mode. You have to attend the regular classes, and you have to skip the job.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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The importance of NIOS PDPET 6 month's bridge course rose sky high after the HRD ministry directed that the teachers teaching primary students should compulsory have the D.El.Ed by March, 2019. If they do not get embraced with the degree, they would lose their jobs. The Union Government has issued notification for the state governments and has asked to ensure that all untrained teachers have registered themselves for diploma course of NIOS.
6 Months Bridge Course is not less than a boon for the in-service teachers who teach in primary school as class 1st to class 5th teachers. The National Council for Teachers Education has mooted this
6 Months Bridge Course is not less than a boon for the in-service teachers who teach in primary school as class 1st to class 5th teachers. The National Council for Teachers Education has mooted this
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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Yes, it's approved by AICTE and its staff is working under MHRD.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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Yes, you can take admission. As a new Diploma student, your previous Diploma will not give you any benefit. You can only get benefits on relevant branches.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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Hi! Thanks for the A2A.
The thing is that NITs and IITs, or for that matter, even IIITs do not have lateral entry. While this may be counted as a certain disadvantage to a section of students, do try to understand that the rigorous preparation which churns out effective candidates cannot be replicated in any way in a lateral system. As a result, no, you can't get into an IIT/ NIT.
Hope this helps. Best of luck for your future.
The thing is that NITs and IITs, or for that matter, even IIITs do not have lateral entry. While this may be counted as a certain disadvantage to a section of students, do try to understand that the rigorous preparation which churns out effective candidates cannot be replicated in any way in a lateral system. As a result, no, you can't get into an IIT/ NIT.
Hope this helps. Best of luck for your future.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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Yes, you can get admission in the second year via lateral entry but you have to crack the entrance exam and lateral entry seats are very limited.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant
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No, you can't get lateral entry in B.Com after Diploma. You can only get admission in B.Tech if you want to take admission via lateral entry.
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shikhar singhBuilding Digital Businesses.
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If you really want to be a cook.
It is very good.
Do a research about the field, find each and every aspect of the cooking.
This will increase your knowledge about the field too.
Then, you can find out the possibilities and the way which is reliable to you.
In this case, I can only suggest you to follow your heart and be practical for your goals and actions.
Best of luck.
It is very good.
Do a research about the field, find each and every aspect of the cooking.
This will increase your knowledge about the field too.
Then, you can find out the possibilities and the way which is reliable to you.
In this case, I can only suggest you to follow your heart and be practical for your goals and actions.
Best of luck.
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