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7 years agoI have completed my B.Com and B.Ed. I want to do M.Ed and M.Com integrated course? What should I do?
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Giridhar,
M.Com B.Ed Integrated course are present at Dayalbagh Educational Institute, Agra, not M.Ed and M.Com integrated course.
M.Com B.Ed Integrated course are present at Dayalbagh Educational Institute, Agra, not M.Ed and M.Com integrated course.
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7 years ago
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Amrita,
If you want to go for teaching line, then you should do B.Ed or M.Ed, it is essential for the teaching. Master of Education (M.Ed).
Eligibility Criteria:
1. Any person who has successfully cleared his Bachelors of Education i.e. B.Ed from recognized institution with at least 50% marks is eligible to apply for this course.
2. Students with a B. El. Ed or BA in Education can also apply to the programme
So, first you have to complete B.Ed, then you can apply for M. Ed.
If you want to go for teaching line, then you should do B.Ed or M.Ed, it is essential for the teaching. Master of Education (M.Ed).
Eligibility Criteria:
1. Any person who has successfully cleared his Bachelors of Education i.e. B.Ed from recognized institution with at least 50% marks is eligible to apply for this course.
2. Students with a B. El. Ed or BA in Education can also apply to the programme
So, first you have to complete B.Ed, then you can apply for M. Ed.
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7 years ago
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Moin NargundAspiring Student
Guide-Level 12
Depends on your knack actually. If bioscience interests you, which includes the entire spectrum of organisms, then biotech is the way. But, you need to have your basics in organic chemistry crystal clear. Biotech would be tough otherwise. I assume, you are a class 12th student, so take up biotech only if you understand the difference between inductive effect and resonance effect and similar concepts of organic chemistry.
But, if you are fairly good in math and physics, I would say give biomedical engineering a shot. It is more technical and does not angle towards pure sciences, which can sometimes be the case with biotech. Also, if imp
But, if you are fairly good in math and physics, I would say give biomedical engineering a shot. It is more technical and does not angle towards pure sciences, which can sometimes be the case with biotech. Also, if imp
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
Contributor-Level 9
Hello Anmolveer,
If you plan to apply for working abroad it is best if you speak to one authorized visa agent or consult with an immigration firm like Y-Axis, etc.
If you plan to apply for working abroad it is best if you speak to one authorized visa agent or consult with an immigration firm like Y-Axis, etc.
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7 years ago
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
Scholar-Level 17
There are 2 modes of admission - Merit or direct and entrance exam. Candidates, who have not graduated from University of Delhi, have to apply through Entrance mode. Candidates who graduated from University of Delhi can choose to apply through merit mode or merit + entrance mode or entrance only mode (must have secured a minimum aggregate of 60% in graduation to apply through merit mode or merit + entrance mode).
Merit Screening:
Admission is based on the marks obtained in the entrance test or marks obtained in graduation depending on the mode of admission. You can apply online in DU website.
Merit Screening:
Admission is based on the marks obtained in the entrance test or marks obtained in graduation depending on the mode of admission. You can apply online in DU website.
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7 years ago
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Dr Bharti SinghDr in Foods and Nutrition and 9yrs experience
Contributor-Level 8
What's the hurry for? My suggestion is 'Always give time to your degrees, study well and pass with flying colors'. This ensures you good jobs in future.
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7 years ago
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amish jain
Contributor-Level 10
Hello Manskh,
The NET Exam is organized for the lectureship in university and the JRF Award candidature. The UGC NET and CSIR NET exam are conducted for the different stream candidates in different subjects. The candidates who have completed the post graduation degree from recognised university with minimum 55% marks are eligible to apply for the NET Exam. Candidates are allowed to apply in their post graduation or its related subjects. As you have completed the M.Ed. (post graduation) in maths, you can apply for the CSIR NET mathematics.
All the best.
The NET Exam is organized for the lectureship in university and the JRF Award candidature. The UGC NET and CSIR NET exam are conducted for the different stream candidates in different subjects. The candidates who have completed the post graduation degree from recognised university with minimum 55% marks are eligible to apply for the NET Exam. Candidates are allowed to apply in their post graduation or its related subjects. As you have completed the M.Ed. (post graduation) in maths, you can apply for the CSIR NET mathematics.
All the best.
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7 years ago
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Pratyush maurya
Contributor-Level 6
Hello Amala,
Yes, you can opt for English as an optional subject in B.Ed+M. Ed.
Yes, you can opt for English as an optional subject in B.Ed+M. Ed.
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