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6 years agoContributor-Level 9
The four-year B.Ed. (Integrated) programme plays a major role in equipping the young aspirants planning to make a career as a teacher with comprehensive knowledge focused on best teaching practices and a community-oriented approach to teaching. B.A B.Ed. is a professional programme having three major components:
Perspective in education
Curriculum and Pedagogic Studies
School Internship
Duration: 4 years
Eligibility: 10+2 with min 50%
Selection Procedure: Selection through only PTET (E T by Nodal Agency, Dept. of Higher Education Govt Rajasthan + GD/PI & M
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6 years agoContributor-Level 9
Perspective in education
Curriculum and Pedagogic Studies
Engagement with the field
Duration: 2 years
Eligibility: Graduation with 50% marks
Selection Procedure: E T by Nodal Agency, Dept. Of Higher Education government Rajasthan + GD/PI & Merit
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Yes, you can do B.Ed even after M.Sc. But, the duration for B.Ed is 2 years.
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To prepare for NTA UGC NET for commerce, I am hereby sharing the details. Even working candidates can make time for study in a few slots such as-
While commuting you may study as it takes a lot of time in commuting now a day, so you may utilize that time. Thereafter, the brakes you get during your office hours, for example, You can either revise things or solve UGC NET Question Papers. The same way weekend can be the best shot to make it, you can use these days as the productive hours. Another benefit is the more you will read and practice, the stronger will be your concept. Just give numerous readings to your notes and gradually you
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