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Nilakshee H Saikia
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At the same time, you cannot pursue two academic courses according to UGC norms. You will be eligible for B.Ed after the completion of your Master's degree.
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Nilakshee H Saikia
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Perhaps you know that 75% is the minimum attendance required for each institutional course. You need to fulfil this criterion in B.Ed course also. For distance course, it is flexible. By the way, if you will take admission in regular B.Ed course and will not attend the classes regularly it will be a loss for you.
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Rahul Sharma
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Hello,
The NET exam is mainly conducted in the month of June and December for more than 80 subjects. The best thing about the NET Exam is that it has no age limit. So, all the candidates completed Master's degree with 55% can appear in the NET Exam. The age limit to qualify the NET Exam is 30 years (5 years more for the Reserved and Female Candidates). If you clear the NET JRF Exam you can avail the NET scholarship worth INR 25000 per month. The cut-off marks for the UGC NET lectureship and teaching is usually low as compared to the cut-off marks of the JRF programme and Research programme. If you clear the JRF cut-off marks then only
The NET exam is mainly conducted in the month of June and December for more than 80 subjects. The best thing about the NET Exam is that it has no age limit. So, all the candidates completed Master's degree with 55% can appear in the NET Exam. The age limit to qualify the NET Exam is 30 years (5 years more for the Reserved and Female Candidates). If you clear the NET JRF Exam you can avail the NET scholarship worth INR 25000 per month. The cut-off marks for the UGC NET lectureship and teaching is usually low as compared to the cut-off marks of the JRF programme and Research programme. If you clear the JRF cut-off marks then only
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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi
Guide-Level 15
Sorry, it's not possible, you can't do two courses at the same time according to UGC rules.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
B.Ed UPRTOU Entrance Exams carrying test centre details, time and date will be uploaded on the official website at www.uprtou.ac.in
You can check the website in March 2019.
Thanks.
B.Ed UPRTOU Entrance Exams carrying test centre details, time and date will be uploaded on the official website at www.uprtou.ac.in
You can check the website in March 2019.
Thanks.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
Eligibility:
Candidate must have completed graduation with a minimum of 50% or equivalent marks from any recognized university.
Admission Process:
Register and Apply:
Interested candidates can apply online with the required information.
Merit Screening:
Admission is based on the marks obtained in graduation.
Thanks.
Eligibility:
Candidate must have completed graduation with a minimum of 50% or equivalent marks from any recognized university.
Admission Process:
Register and Apply:
Interested candidates can apply online with the required information.
Merit Screening:
Admission is based on the marks obtained in graduation.
Thanks.
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shobhit kumar
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After B.Tech, you are eligible for B.Ed. In B.Ed all subjects are compulsory for all either he/she is from science stream (B.Sc, B.Tech, etc) or arts stream (humanity, BA, B.Com, etc.)
and for the post of TGT, there is no direct post.
and for the post of TGT, there is no direct post.
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Ankit JeeJust want to share my knowledge with everyone
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Yes, you can surely do that.
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