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ravi mahawarStudent

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As per official notification the National Testing Agency will conduct the upcoming UGC NET Exams. There will be no changes in UGC NET Exam pattern and syllabus.

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Gargi DasBeat the failure

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Yes, you can pursue B. ED, you have to appear for B.Ed entrance. You can get next year, because admissions to B.Ed has closed now.
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Rahul Sharma

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For being eligible in the UGC NET Exam, you must complete the Masters programme in the Subject in which you want to make career. The Lectureship Exam is held every year and many candidates appear in this exam. The UGC NET Exam eligibility is as follows-https://medium.com/@rs2056694/cbse-ugc-net-2018-age-limit-exam-pattern-and-other-changes-you-must-check-out-166ee4b828e0 You must complete the Masters with 55 % marks in the subject (50 % marks for the reserved candidates). The UGC NET Exam do not has any age limit criteria. For applying to the JRF Scholarship you must be not more than 30 years age limit (35 years for the female an
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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Hi,
Yes, RIE CEE offer integrated B.Ed M.Ed course. For more information, you can see below link:
https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/amp/rie-cee-exam
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Siddharth Jain

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Yes, you are eligible for UGC NET exam if your Diploma/degree/certificate from a foreign university is equivalent to a Master's degree of recognized Indian universities from Association of Indian Universities (AIU), New Delhi.

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Rahul Sharma

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Hello,
Candidates those who want to make career in the lectureship and Research programme must prepare and appear for the National Eligibility test. The UGC NET Exam is conducted in the month of June and December month usually. Now if we talk about the Eligibility than the candidates are eligible for the UGC NET Exam, if they have completed the Masters or post-graduation in the Law with at least 55% marks (50 % marks if Reserved CAT. Candidates)
For more details - https://medium.com/@rs2056694/cbse-ugc-net-2018-age-limit-exam-pattern-and-other-changes-you-must-check-out-166ee4b828e0. There is no age limit for the Candidates those want t
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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If you are interested in government teacher's job, then it is mandatory to clear the Teachers Eligibility Test along with B.Ed. Thanks.

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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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Hi,No, you can't do M.Ed without doing B.Ed. The candidate needs to have completed B.Ed, with a minimum of 50%. Thanks.

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