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Follow a methodical pattern of studying for maximum benefits keeping the latest trends of paper in mind. Don't Follow single books. Try to study selective topic form Truemans & KVS Madan Book. Prepare a study schedule including as many varied topics as you can and study accordingly. Study basic concepts in mass communication for the communication topic. Study each topic as 6 questions will definitely come from eachSection. Its important to study Teaching and Research in depth as the most difficult questions are usually in this section. Revise basic mathematics concepts from class 10th, focusing mainly on understanding sets/patterns and
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Anagha G Nair

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The NET Exam is conducted every year and several candidates appear in the exam every year. The cutoff marks for JRF and Lectureship is different. The JRF Exam Cutoff is generally high as compared to the Lectureship.
If you clear the JRF cutoff, you are entitled or the JRF Scholarship for Research and Studies and if you clear the NET Cutoff (not JRF) you can avail career in the lectureship and Research by the NET scorecard.

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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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The candidate must have passed PG or equivalent examination from a recognised state/private/deemed or central university with at least 55% (45% to 50% for reserved category candidates) of the marks. So you are eligible for M.Phil.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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The degree of Masters of Education (M.Ed) is a professional degree and not equivalent to the degree of Masters of Arts. Since MA (Education) is Masters of Arts, it is not equivalent to M.Ed. The minimum qualification required for entry into b.Ed course is Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) or Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) from a recognised board/university with at least 50% marks.

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