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My EDCET rank is 539 in maths. Which colleges can I get in Hyderabad as per my rank?
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6 years ago
Click on the link for more details:-https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor
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Admission will be based on the percentage in graduation. Eligibility criteria for B.Ed course:# Bachelors degree in any discipline from a recognised university. # You should have a minimum of 50% marks in Bachelors degree (45% for SC/ST).# You need to qualify the entrance exam.A few good universitie
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I am a clerk in the education department in Haryana & have no teaching experience. I've done graduation with 58% marks. Am I eligible?
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6 years ago
Bachelor/Masters degree from a recognized University with at least 50% marks in aggregate (47.5% in case of SC/ST/Blind/Physically Handicapped candidates) OR 55% in case of BE/B.Tech (52.25% in case of SC/ST/Blind/Physically Handicapped candidates) as per directions of Honble Supreme Court of India.
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I've got 58% in my graduation. Am I eligible to apply for B.Ed from IGNOU?
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Asked by Puneet

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6 years ago
Pass with 55% aggregate marks in B.Tech or BE with specialisation in Science and Mathematics or equivalent (Candidate must have studied the subject of the subject combination for at least three years at Bachelors Level or Masters Level).
5% relaxation for SC/ST/OBC and other categories as applicable
5% relaxation for SC/ST/OBC and other categories as applicable
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Am I eligible for B.Ed? I have done B.Com with 47% and then a Diploma in CS with 51% marks.
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Asked by Alka

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6 years ago
B. Ed is Pass with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelors Degree or Masters Degree in Sciences or Social Sciences or Humanities or Commerce or equivalent
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Pass with 55% aggregate marks in B.Tech or BE with specialization in Science and Mathematics or equivalent (Candidate must have studied the subject of
Or,
Pass with 55% aggregate marks in B.Tech or BE with specialization in Science and Mathematics or equivalent (Candidate must have studied the subject of
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I have no experience of teaching. Am I eligible for B.Ed course in RTOU?
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Asked by Nisha

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6 years ago
B.Ed is Pass with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelors Degree or Masters Degree in Sciences or Social Sciences or Humanities or Commerce or equivalent, Pass with 55% aggregate marks in B.Tech or BE with specialisation in Science and Mathematics or equivalent (Candidate must have studied the subject of t
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Hello UGC NET Aspirants!
The syllabus for English is vast so there is no shortcut. Be clear about the fact that it requires candidate to be continue in the process for a certain time. First be clear with your M.A. Coursework. This helps student knowing about the literary periods. (Chaucer to contempo
The syllabus for English is vast so there is no shortcut. Be clear about the fact that it requires candidate to be continue in the process for a certain time. First be clear with your M.A. Coursework. This helps student knowing about the literary periods. (Chaucer to contempo
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I am a final year student of M.Com. Am I eligible to apply for SET exam after completing M.Com without doing B.Ed course?
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Asked by Athulya

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6 years ago
Hello,
The SET (State Eligibility Test) Exam is conducted for selecting the candidates for lectureship. If you want to appear in SET Exam then it is required to complete the Masters' degree with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks. Candidates who are in the final year of their master's degree are also e
The SET (State Eligibility Test) Exam is conducted for selecting the candidates for lectureship. If you want to appear in SET Exam then it is required to complete the Masters' degree with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks. Candidates who are in the final year of their master's degree are also e
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Which institute provides study material for UGC NET HRM online?
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Asked by Rajshri

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6 years ago
Hello Rajshri,
Many will say that - "It's all about the efforts you can put in your preparation. " But, I think, the most important thing is to put efforts in the right direction. Needless efforts can waste your precious time. Like, you must prepare hard with a good study material, not with any stud
Many will say that - "It's all about the efforts you can put in your preparation. " But, I think, the most important thing is to put efforts in the right direction. Needless efforts can waste your precious time. Like, you must prepare hard with a good study material, not with any stud
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I need solved papers of population studies of June 2019.
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Asked by Soumen

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6 years ago
Hello Soumen,
The UGC NET exam is held two times in a year in month of June and December. The UGC NET exam is organized for selection of candidates for junior research fellowship award and assistant professor posts in universities and institutes. It is always beneficial to plan your study and prepare
The UGC NET exam is held two times in a year in month of June and December. The UGC NET exam is organized for selection of candidates for junior research fellowship award and assistant professor posts in universities and institutes. It is always beneficial to plan your study and prepare