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Devi singh

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Degree and Diploma programs offered by the Institute of Advanced Studies in Education are considered equivalent to those offered by any other recognized university and hence, candidates holding a degree/Diploma awarded by Institute of Advanced Studies in Education is acceptable by State as well as Central Government of India.
The institute is recognized by the following regulatory bodies:
Government of India, Ministry of Human Resource and University Grant Commission.

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Devi singh

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Hi,
After BDS, you are not eligible for MA English but after BDS, you do many things like
you can apply for DEFENCE
you can apply for IAS
You can do MDS, etc.
M.A in English is a Master Degree and the course is divided into four semesters. There are so many college offering this course in India.
Eligibility criteria
You should complete graduation in any discipline with minimum 55% percentage from a recognized university. You should score minimum 50% percentage of marks in Bachelors degree.
Important : The candidate should be having English subject in Bachelor degree as well as 12th standard.
The admission for MA in English is based on the f
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Devi singh

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Yes, definitely you can study Ph.D in instrumentation technology after the completion of B.Tech in the same.
Candidates those who have completed their B.Tech degree course in instrumentation technology from a recognised university with a minimum of 55% of marks are eligible to opt for the Ph.D course in the same.
Candidates must have to qualify in the GATE examination for applying for the Ph.D course.
Eligibility criteria:
- The candidate should be Indian national.
- The candidate should have valid B.Tech degree from a recognized university.
- The candidate must score more than 55% of marks

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The college is a centre of excellence in higher education.
They excel in all areas of teaching-learning, research and consultancy.
The college contributes to the creation of knowledge and to search for meaning of life.
They provide education that qualifies as international class for their students.
Courses offered by National Post Graduate College, Lucknow
1.Bachelor of Commerce
2.Bachelor of Arts
3.Bachelor of Science
4.Post Graduation Diploma in Retail Management
5.Post Graduation Diploma in Remote Sensing & GIS
6.Advanced Diploma in Computer Application
7.Advanced Diploma in Analytical Techniques & Instrumental Analysis
8.Diploma in Banking
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Devi singh

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It all depends on the type of exam you are taking.
If you are preparing for SSC/Bank then go for corrective grammar by Ajay Kr. Singh. It is very easy to understand. For practice and command buy, A mirror of common error by Ashok Kr Singh and English is easy by B.Sc publication. If you are preparing for some other higher level exams then do read answers given by other Quorans. I would strongly recommend to read Raymond Murphy and PC Wren.

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Devi singh

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Economics is a good subject and I'm glad to guide you on this. Here it goes:
WEEK 1
Do full consumers' behaviour twice. You must be able to teach this very confidently to anyone without referring to book.
WEEK 2
Complete producers' behavior, in the same way you have done consumers' behaviour. Concentrate on tables and diagrams (especially that of variable proportions and cost curves).
WEEK 3
Start doing 1st four chapters of macro. Concentrate on all the three methods of calculation national income and do practice.
WEEK 4
Finish all the chapters that are left in macro.
LAST 2 days
Solve 4 previous years' question papers (2012-2017). And you ar
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Vibhas Kaushik

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Hi,
I can suggest you 2 names from DU colleges, for BA Political Science. First preference would be Hindu College and then Ramjas College.
You get quality education in both these colleges. These are very different as compared to the other colleges around. You must know that you beed to obtain good marks in 12th exams.
Delhi University is the most preferred choice of today's youth who want to pursue a UG course in Political Science because of the different quality of education provided there. You are assured to provide a quality education if you decide for B.A. Political Science in any of the colleges mentioned by me.
You will be provided w
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Anju Saxena

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Go for M.Ed. You can go for Ph.D and give NET exam.

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Krushnaveni Jutlawar

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For WBTET, there are different languages. If you don't know Bengali, you can choose English language for WBTET test.

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