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Sunita Singh

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Yes you can pursue M.Ed without pursuing B.Ed. Previously. I am sharing this thought based on the Eligibility condition declared by renowned Lovely Professional University in M.Ed. Course. Students who had not done their B.Ed. Must fulfil the following eligibility condition to take admission in M.Ed. Programme. LPU School of Education promotes innovation through learner-centered pedagogies, skill enhancement outreach activities, mentoring, application-based research, and access to reach offline and online learning resources to develop insight and imagination among learners and become dedicated educators and teachers. Benefits of pursui
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CAREER COUNSELLING & GUIDANCE today help students to understand their ambitions, interests, qualifications, abilities, the job market, the education system, and also what they know about themselves. Comprehensive career guidance and mentoring try to teach students to plan and make decisions about work and learning. It facilitates individuals to acquire the knowledge, skills, and experience necessary to identify options, explore alternatives and succeed in society. A Career Counsellor is a trained and certified professional who guides students towards the right career path. If you are a career coach, you must have a valid identity as a
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Siddhartha Gautam

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India tends to have more than 1 million schools registered with almost 18,000 higher educational institutes. However, 4% of the children never get to go to school, 58% of them don't complete their primary education, and 90% don't make it to colleges. This is where the online study comes into the scene. We live in a country where internet connectivity isn't alien to anyone; and by indulging in online tuitions and Certificate courses, students are using it to their the greatest advantage. One can just take a smartphone, and all the knowledge that he desires is in his hands. From an online math tutor to designing classes, from working o
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