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Wanna know about the admission in AMU for B.Ed. Also wanna know the procedure of AMU.
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Asked by Mariya
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I have done B.Sc (PCM) with 48% and M.Sc. ( computer science ) with 55% and B.Ed. from jammu university. Is I elligible for TET ( Sci maths)
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Asked by Ravi
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6 years ago
Upper Primary Teachers TET criteria may varies according to states. However the general eligibility criteria for TET Science and Maths is a Bachelor degree with minimum 45-50% of marks and B.Ed. Hence you can be eligible.
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Is jadavpur university B.Ed course under ncte?
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When will be the admission process in B. Ed. start for the year 2020 ?
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I HAVE PASSED M.ED DISTANCE EDUCATION OF YOUR REPUTED UNIVERSITY IN YEAR 1996 HOW WE CAN ITS VALIDITY CERTIFICATE DEGREE & MARKSHEET FOR SER
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I'm looking for PG Diploma in sports management in Canada after my Bachelor's in physical education and 2 years teaching experience.
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Asked by Akash
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I have done M.A. In english and got 60 percent can I apply for B.Ed+m. Ed integrated course.
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Asked by Vaibhav
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6 years ago
HiYes the dual and integrated courses are always better.
1. You receive two degrees at the end of the programme.
2. If a student is interested in pursuing two academic courses simultaneously, integrated programs are the best.
3. Ample amounts of job opportunities are available as you have higher kno
1. You receive two degrees at the end of the programme.
2. If a student is interested in pursuing two academic courses simultaneously, integrated programs are the best.
3. Ample amounts of job opportunities are available as you have higher kno
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