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shobhit kumar
Guide-Level 11
It is mandatory to do primary teacher training in BTC and you have to qualify the state level TET or CTET. In most of the states B.Ed is not an essential degree for teachers in primary schools.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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Not at all. Unless the course or institute is not recognised. Then that may cause problems for you. So, make sure to take admission in a reputed college.
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Manik Bhatnagar
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Hi,
Admission is based on marks obtained in graduation.
Eligible candidates can apply online or offline with the required information.
Admission is based on marks obtained in graduation.
Eligible candidates can apply online or offline with the required information.
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Nilay Pandit
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Institute of Engineering and Management Studies, Bhubaneswar
Institute of Technical and Professional Studies, Bhubaneswar
Odisha School of Business Management
Utkal University
Sambalpur University
North Orissa University
Attitude Business School, Bhubaneswar.
Institute of Technical and Professional Studies, Bhubaneswar
Odisha School of Business Management
Utkal University
Sambalpur University
North Orissa University
Attitude Business School, Bhubaneswar.
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7 years agoI have completed my 10th in 2001 and am now interested to study, which distance course can I pursue?
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chandrakant swainI am graduate with maths honours and B.Ed
Contributor-Level 7
Hi,
If you want to start your education again, you may take admission in NIOS, where you have to complete your 12th. Then, you have to apply for UG courses.
If you want to start your education again, you may take admission in NIOS, where you have to complete your 12th. Then, you have to apply for UG courses.
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neha trivedi
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Canada does not accept more than 5 years of education gap. You can search for the online programs.
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chandrakant swainI am graduate with maths honours and B.Ed
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Yes, you can do regular MCA.
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Sarvesh Kinfer
Guide-Level 13
Check out the details of the universities below:
Delhi University: Studied Maths / Statistics as one of the subjects in the yearly system or 2 subjects in the semester system. JNU: Same as above. VIT: Same as above. NIT: They require 10+2 with Mathematics and in addition, the graduation subjects as above. Thapar University: Same as above in points 1, 2 and 3. IP University Delhi: They allow BCA directly so no further restrictions. All others state universities also allowed the candidates with BCA in entrance exams for MCA. Note: IITs are no more conducting the exam (JAM) for MCA but the eligibility was same as mentioned in point 1 and
Delhi University: Studied Maths / Statistics as one of the subjects in the yearly system or 2 subjects in the semester system. JNU: Same as above. VIT: Same as above. NIT: They require 10+2 with Mathematics and in addition, the graduation subjects as above. Thapar University: Same as above in points 1, 2 and 3. IP University Delhi: They allow BCA directly so no further restrictions. All others state universities also allowed the candidates with BCA in entrance exams for MCA. Note: IITs are no more conducting the exam (JAM) for MCA but the eligibility was same as mentioned in point 1 and
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
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Hi Ramesh, Yes, there are colleges offering this course. But I would not suggest you opt for distance in law because this is one profession where you need first-hand practical experience and distance does not do justice to it. Further, there is a lot of concerned surrounding the validity of such courses. Please read:
http://www.livelaw.in/bar-council-of-india-opposes-entry-of-open-university-graduates-into-higher-education-courses/
https://www.thehindu.com/today-paper/tp-features/tp-educationplus/Bar-Council-of-India-does-not-recognise-distance-mode-degrees/article15695680.ece.
http://www.livelaw.in/bar-council-of-india-opposes-entry-of-open-university-graduates-into-higher-education-courses/
https://www.thehindu.com/today-paper/tp-features/tp-educationplus/Bar-Council-of-India-does-not-recognise-distance-mode-degrees/article15695680.ece.
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