Teaching & Education

Yes, you can appear for CTET Paper 2 in Maths/Science if you have a BA with Mathematics and are pursuing a B.Ed. You can choose either the Social Science (60 marks) or Maths and Science (30+30 marks) option in Paper 2, depending on your preference and subject matter expertise. The key requirement for Paper 2 is a Bachelor's degree (with a minimum of 50% marks) and either a B.Ed. or being in the final year of B.Ed. 

Yes, the TSEdCET exam conducted in dual languages - English and Telugu. For the English methodology, the paper is conducted only in English. Candidates must carefully select their language preference while filling the application form. The instructions in the TSEdCET question paper will be provided in the selected language. Being familiar with the exam language is essential for comprehension and time management during the test.

No, there is no negative marking in the TSEdCET exam. Students must attempt all 150 questions without the fear of penalty for incorrect answers. This will provide an advantage for them to maximize their score. Even if candidates are unsure about a few questions, it's still advisable to make an educated guess. However, this should not substitute for preparation, as accuracy boosts confidence and rankings. Practicing mock tests can help manage time and reduce guesswork.

The TSEdCET exam centres are located across major cities in Telangana like Hyderabad, Warangal, Nizamabad, Karimnagar, Nalgonda, etc. Once allotted, the exact details of the exam centre will be mentioned candidates respective hall tickets. Requests for changes in exam centre are not entertained after the hall ticket is issued, so candidates must choose their centres wisely while filling their application form.

TSEdCET exam centres are allotted based on the preferences filled by the candidates during the application process. The Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) tries to assign centres according to candidate preferences, but final allotment depends on availability.

V.M.N Institute of Allied Health Sciences offers BVoc programme across various specilisation such as Patient Care Management, Dialysis, Health & Nutrition and Hospital Sterlization. The fee strcture of BVoc programme is INR 80K. The fee structure include multiple components such as caution deposit, exam fee, tuition fee, and more. 

V.M.N Institute of Allied Health Sciences offers a three-year, full-time programme under the guidance of experts. The institute offers BVoc courses in Patient Care Management, Dialysis, Health & Nutrition and Hospital Sterlization. After pursuing BVoc students have the opportunity to work Healthcare administartor, Patient care manager, Healthcare quality manager, and others. 

No, admissions to the B.Ed course at The Lord's Universal College of Education is not possible without the MAH B.Ed CET entrance exam scores. Students willing to get admission must follow The Lord's Universal College of Education application process mentioned below:

Step 1: Visit the official website of The Lord's Universal College of Education.

Step 2: Select the required programme.

Step 3: Pay the application fee.

Step 4: Fill out and submit the application form with required details.