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Since you have done graduation and B.Ed you are eligible for both M.A. in education and M.Ed. If you want to teach at schools at higher secondary you must have M.A. in any discipline. So it is better do MA in education as per job point of view in school. If you want to do lectureship you can do both M.Ed and M.A. That can give you teacher training in teacher training colleges. So first do your M.A. in any discipline.
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6 years agoContributor-Level 9
To apply for a post graduate degree course, you are required to completed your graduation. However, many universities are open for admission and are holding their entrance tests these days. I suggest you opt for a postgraduate degree as it would definitely hold more value. Then again a M.Des Fashion Design has a lot of scope. A degree in this will open the doors to working with fashion houses or to start your own label since you come from a management background. Also choose universities that have a strong connect with the industry (e. g. IILM University, Gurugram, Pearl Academy, NID etc. ). For better internship and final placement
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Yes, definitely you are eligible for PG courses which require a pass in your graduation with minimum criteria. Check from some good college web sites like SRM, SNN, LPU etc. The website of LPU would inform you not only the courses for which you would be eligible but also the scholarship details. You can also check the details of courses from other college websites which clearly would let you know the eligibility for a course and then you can decide. All the Best.
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