Directorate of Distance Education, Kurukshetra University

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Parveen Kumar Sharma
8 years ago
Hi Imran,I am afraid that the rules of KUK Distance Mode. B.Ed bit strange and demand D.Ed. + / Experience in Teaching.
I request you to see the Distance Education KUK Website and read the Rules they have listed.

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8 years ago
You can visit www.kuk.ac.in for the fee details. Otherwise, the voucher will have all the details that is given at the time of admission.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Sandeep  Malik
8 years ago
Hello Deepika,
B.Ed from distance education department of kurukshetra university provide PCP (Personal contact programme) i.e classes schedule for a week in a year most probably in the month of April. And it is compulsory to attend 50% classes.
Good luck.

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Mayur Sondarkar
8 years ago
Yes, if you try well, there are many jobs in journalism & mass communication field. You won't face any problem in getting a job even if you have completed UG through distance.

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Hello Neetu,
Relaxation in marks for a teacher. Perhaps the university may say that teachers should have more marks. Ok, yes, it's a real issue if one misses the minimum by a few marks. But I am afraid universities will not relent. My advice would be for you to attempt BA in another subject and score

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sauropya lucky
8 years ago
Yes, of course it is true, because in distance education they would not have much time to teach you the way of teaching.

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