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New answer posted•8 years ago
I am doing my Masters degree in EVS. Can I appear for NET? Can you tell me about the application fee?
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Asked by Nimiya

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8 years ago
Hello Nlmiya,
Yes, you can appear for UGC NET environmental science according to your post-graduation subject. Make sure that you should have minimum 55% aggregate marks if you belong to General category or if you belong to OBC/SC/ST/PwD category then you will get the relaxation in percentage of agg
Yes, you can appear for UGC NET environmental science according to your post-graduation subject. Make sure that you should have minimum 55% aggregate marks if you belong to General category or if you belong to OBC/SC/ST/PwD category then you will get the relaxation in percentage of agg
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8 years ago
Hi Supriya Joshi,
Total fees: INR 9,000
(Fees components: Tuition)
For details, kindly contact the college authorities/officials.
Total fees: INR 9,000
(Fees components: Tuition)
For details, kindly contact the college authorities/officials.
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8 years ago
Hi Vishwendra,
The last date is not mentioned on the official website. You can contact the university directly for the information.
The last date is not mentioned on the official website. You can contact the university directly for the information.
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8 years ago
Hi Abhijit,
Generally, it happens in the month of March. The exact dates are not out yet.
Generally, it happens in the month of March. The exact dates are not out yet.
New answer posted•8 years ago
I have done my BCA and pursuing MCA 5th semester (Final Year). Can I apply for the December NET exam?
82 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Sonia

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8 years ago
Hello Sonia,
No, you can't. If you are pursuing MCA 6th semester (final year) then you are eligible for the UGC NET December exam. You are in the 5th semester now, so you have to wait to appear for the NET exam.
No, you can't. If you are pursuing MCA 6th semester (final year) then you are eligible for the UGC NET December exam. You are in the 5th semester now, so you have to wait to appear for the NET exam.
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8 years ago
CTET is a common teaching eligibility test it is conducted by CBSE and it is not a tough exam but you should have good basic knowledge of GK, maths, English and reasoning.
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8 years ago
Yes, you can get admission if you have 50% in your graduation.
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I am a post graduate in commerce stream with 55% marks. Am I eligible for B.Ed? If yes, what is the procedure of the same?
25 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Chinki

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8 years ago
Yes, you are eligible if you have secured more than 50% in high school and intermediate.
You can get the seat for B.Ed course through two ways:
1) Fill the form for B.Ed entrance exam, qualify it and get the seat by counseling procedure.
2) Direct admission on management quota seat.
You can get the seat for B.Ed course through two ways:
1) Fill the form for B.Ed entrance exam, qualify it and get the seat by counseling procedure.
2) Direct admission on management quota seat.
New answer posted•8 years ago
What is the fee of this college for B.Ed? Can I still get admission?
57 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Mahak
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8 years ago
B.Ed’s fee for first year is around 30 to 40000 INR and 2nd year’s is also around 35 to 45000 INR. Direct admissions are available now.
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8 years ago
All depends on your qualifications. There is no restriction on what you chose if the criteria is met.