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ravi mahawarStudent

Contributor-Level 10

Hello, The UGC NET Geography exam will consist of two papers (Paper 1 &2). Paper 1 (General Paper) is be common for all subjects but the syllabus of Paper 2 is different for each subject. Here are some books that most of the candidates like to prefer for NET Exam preparation -
Trumans UGC NET/SET General Paper 1
UGC NET/JRF/SLET General Paper 1 Teaching & Research Aptitude by Arihant Experts. UGC NET/SET Geography Guide by GKP
UGC NET/SET Geography BY Shuchi Rastogi
You can get these books online and offline stores. Candidates are also advice to not down the important topics from these books. If you want to get and idea that how you can s
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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Hi,
Yes, Karnataka university like Mysore correspondence college, R & R Education foundation offer correspondence M.Ed.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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Master of Education (M.Ed): Eligibility Criteria Any person who has successfully cleared his Bachelors of Education I. e. B.Ed. from recognised institution with atleast 50% marks is eligible to apply for this course. Students with a B.El.Ed. or BA in Education can also apply to the programme.

Some colleges conduct entrance tests and some select candidates on the basis of cut-off marks. so if you want to take admission in this type of college then you have to apply for the exam and prepare for it.

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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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Hi,
Yes, you can do B.Ed after M.Com.
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shobhit kumar

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Yes, you can do the same. Also, do the PG, it will help to select the subject.

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Shalini Sharma

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Hello Inaya,
Yes, you can appear for the UGC NET exam if you are in the final year of ME in Electronics. According to the National Testing Agency NTA guidelines, aspirants can apply for the exam with their post-graduation subject or related to that. UGC NET exam is conducted in 81 subjects in this year and Electronics is one of these subjects. So, you can apply for UGC NET Electronic Science. But, before applying for the exam must check out the UGC NET eligibility criteria whether you are eligible or not. To appear for the exam you have to score minimum 55% aggregate marks (for general) or 50% aggregate marks (for OBC/SC/ST/PwD).

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ravi mahawarStudent

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The syllabus of UGC NET has been revised by the Commission including both the Papers. The upcoming UGC NET Exam Syllabus will be applicable from June 2019 session. So, now the candidates will face the updated syllabus (more than 40%) in exam. Paper 1 will be designed to test the aspirants teaching and research ability whereas Paper 2 will be based on subject that you choose. The syllabus of Paper 1 will be common to all subjects. If you want to score well in exam, then it is essential to make command over the Paper 1. Hope it help.

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priya arora

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Colleges for B.Sc in nutrition and dietetics-
VLCC Institute of Beauty and Nutrition, Telangana, Hyderabad
VLCC Institute of Beauty and Nutrition, Bangalore
Mount Carmel College, Bangalore
Medvarsity, Bangalore
Colleges for B.Sc in physical education-
Mount Carmel College, Bangalore
Jain University, Bangalore.

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priya arora

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It will be a little tough, even if you do it after your B.Ed. But, you can give it a try if you really want to study physiotherapy. There are chances of good career scope after doing Bachelor of Physiotherapy, you can expect jobs as a Physiotherapist in a Hospital, or you can open your own center or can give sessions at home services. I still wonder if you are interested in teaching, why do you wish to study physiotherapy. Rest it is totally your choice.

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