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8 years agoI am pursuing B.Sc(Hons.) maths from IGNOU and in the last year so can I apply for M.Sc maths in DU?
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shiwani singh
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Yes, you can surely apply in DU for your M.Sc in maths and based on your marks and the cutoff list for this year you may or may not get selected.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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JAM is competitive examination and there is no guarantee that you will get IIT of your choice. Therefore, It is recommended that you opt for MSc Maths at IIT Bhubaneswar and can try to appear in JAM again.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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For junior college teacher i.e. to teach up to 10+2 you need to have a post graduate degree and M.Ed and for lecturer (the term lecturer is used only for those teaching at graduate level) you do not need to have B.Ed or M.Ed. You need to either qualify SET or NET of UGC. SET is conducted by a state university authorised by UGC and NET by CBSE on behalf of UGC.
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