Teaching & Education

Your daughter can apply for PhD at IIT Bombay or IIT Hyderabad if she has cleared UGC NET.

But just clearing UGC NET is not enough for direct admission. Here's what is needed:

She must have a Master's degree in a relevant subject with good marks.

She will have to go through the interview process at the IIT.

Some departments may also ask for a written test, but NET may give exemption in some cases.

If she has UGC NET-JRF, it can help in getting a fellowship.

So yes, she is eligible to apply, but final admission depends on the interview and selection process at the IIT.

HI UDESH, No, SNDT Women's University does not offer a D.Ed (Diploma in Education) course. While the university does offer B.Ed (Bachelor of Education) and M.Ed (Master of Education) programs, it does not have a D.Ed programme listed on its official website or in its course listings. 

Professor Kevin Ball, adjunct law professor at Monash, attended & graduated with a Bachelor of Law degree in 1980.

Kevin is notable for being the former director of the Castan Centre for Human Rights Law, having also served as a Commissioner on Victoria's YooRrook Justice Commission from 2021-23.

Panjab University does offer a standalone B.A.(Hons.) in Psychology. But it does not provides an integrated B.A. (Hons.) Psychology + B.Ed .

In its place, PU offers a B.A. + B.Ed integrated course, but this is the not honours version with non-specialization in Psychology

44% in B.Com and a completed D.El.Ed

It is slightly below the 50% cut-off required by most B.Ed programs. But if you belong to any category, then you can get benefits:

SC/ST/OBC/PwD candidates often need only 45%, and your D.El.Ed may provide extra advantage that some private colleges may consider.

Yes you can get admission in Integrated B.A. B.Ed at the Central University of Kerala in Kasaragod. You must write the entrance exam NCET. As per your NCET score, you can get admission. 

If you've done B.Pharm and are thinking about doing B.Ed, your best bet is to pick a subject from the Science stream, like Biology or Chemistry. Since your background is mainly in science, especially with a pharmacy degree, that fits well. Some colleges allow you to take Physical Science too. Just make sure to check the college's subject list before applying, because not all places offer the same options. Choose something you're comfortable teaching and have good knowledge in.