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Guide-Level 14
Admission Processes have started already and some of the colleges have closed it already. If you have registered already online - you have to watch out the cut off lists DU releases. If you have not registered yet. Its late for 2019 admissions now.
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Guide-Level 14
The minimum qualification required for entry into B.Ed. course is Bachelor of Arts (B.A), Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) or Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) form a recognised board/university with at least 50% marks.
So yes, you can do B.ed. But pLease remember you cannot do B.ed through distance learning if you are planning for teaching Career.
B Ed distance education has been stopped by most of the universities for general public .It is now academic degree ,not valid for teaching job .Other jobs one can apply .Those who had joined as teacher earlier with out B Ed can complete by private study or Distance .The govt had made regular BE
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Contributor-Level 8
Well, yes you can but you've to clear the compartment first .
All the best
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Guide-Level 14
Amity Conducts its own Entrance test / Interviews to shortlist Students for admission to their various programs. Admissions are open from April to End July. But Sometimes they take up admissions in August is seats are availble.
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Beginner-Level 5
After completing your graduation with BA, you can go for Post Graduation in Journalism and Mass Communication which is a very creative course. If you have good communication skills you can land up on something very good in press and media. If you have Political Science or Sociology as your subjects in BA then you are more close to this option as this will associate you with the society and hence will be favorable for you in your PG programme from Mass Communication and Journalism. With good vocational skills, communication skills, and an awareness about your whereabouts can bring good opportunities for you with this course.
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