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New answer posted•8 years ago
Gargi Das
8 years ago
It would be best if you start the second course after you have completed the first one. You cannot show two degrees in your resume if done together. Doing double degree is still not accepted. If you want you can do but can show degree at a time wherever needed.
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New answer posted•8 years ago
Ambika Rathore
8 years ago
Yes, you are eligible for B. Ed course as you have scored 56%.

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Ambika Rathore
8 years ago
All the universities are good. First go through the course program of these universities

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Ambika Rathore
8 years ago
No, you first need to clear the NET exam.

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Shalini Sharma
8 years ago
Hello,
Yes, you are eligible for the UGC NET exam. UGC NET is a national level exam to examine the ability of candidates for holding the position of lecturer or researcher. The basic requirement of the NET exam is that you should have Master’s Degree with minimum 55% aggregate marks or if you are fr

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Parveen Kumar Sharma
8 years ago
Hi Kaladevi, M.Tech makes you eligible to appear in the UGC CSIR. Council of Scientific and Industrial Research conducts Joint CSIR-UGC Test [commonly called as CSIR UGC NET (National Eligibility Test)] in order to select candidates for the award of JRF and for determining eligibility for appointmen

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S
8 years ago
Hi Megha,Admissions are closed for B.Ed from regular college. You may apply for distance learning. Thanks.

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Rudra  Shaurya
8 years ago
You can choose English, if you are comfortable. Otherwise, you can choose your mother tongue. There is no preference here.

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