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Aarti Singh
Guide-Level 14
Dear Susmitha,
Why do you want to lessen your prospects by going for B.Ed?
I feel you should instead go for M.Tech as you will get better career opportunities. You can appear for GATE for admission to M.Tech in IITs, NITs, etc. Otherwise, you can try for admission in private universities like LPU, SRM, Manipal, etc. where you will be able to get admission on basis of GATE, their own test or even on basis of your B.Tech marks. Some of them even offer scholarships on the basis of above criteria.
All these universities offer world class learning atmosphere to students along with good placements.
Why do you want to lessen your prospects by going for B.Ed?
I feel you should instead go for M.Tech as you will get better career opportunities. You can appear for GATE for admission to M.Tech in IITs, NITs, etc. Otherwise, you can try for admission in private universities like LPU, SRM, Manipal, etc. where you will be able to get admission on basis of GATE, their own test or even on basis of your B.Tech marks. Some of them even offer scholarships on the basis of above criteria.
All these universities offer world class learning atmosphere to students along with good placements.
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palak sahjournalism student
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Hi Shubham,
To apply for UGC NET exam candidates will have to score at least 55% from a recognised university/college in their Master's degree exams (in departments such as Social Science, Humanities, Education, Computer Science, Electronic Science, etc.). It must be noted that candidates belonging to categories ST/SC/PwD/OBC will require a minimum 50% to apply for UGC NET exam. It is advised that candidates appear on the subject of their Master's degree course only.
Candidates are not required to send any documents or certificates in support of their eligibility to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The upper age limit f
To apply for UGC NET exam candidates will have to score at least 55% from a recognised university/college in their Master's degree exams (in departments such as Social Science, Humanities, Education, Computer Science, Electronic Science, etc.). It must be noted that candidates belonging to categories ST/SC/PwD/OBC will require a minimum 50% to apply for UGC NET exam. It is advised that candidates appear on the subject of their Master's degree course only.
Candidates are not required to send any documents or certificates in support of their eligibility to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The upper age limit f
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Vivek Ranjan
Contributor-Level 7
For CAT you need to have a full time Bachelor's degree. So, I think you should confirm once with CAT authorities. The contact you can get the official website of CAT. They resolve these on a case to case basis.
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7 years agoWhat is the fess of B.Ed? I'm an employee of Lakme but I want to teach textile basis course by NIFT.
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Kritika Bansal
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It will cost you nearly 4-5 Lakhs if you go for NIFT and for other private institutions the fees is quite high.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
Guide-Level 14
There is a trend of integrated degrees for the last decade or so.
These might seem to save a year as they are integrated but the syllabus is anyhow the same amount.
But the main reason of saying no to the Integrated B.Ed is that a PG Degree should be done separately.
Besides, if you do B.Ed based on your graduation then it will soon make you eligible to apply for jobs.
These might seem to save a year as they are integrated but the syllabus is anyhow the same amount.
But the main reason of saying no to the Integrated B.Ed is that a PG Degree should be done separately.
Besides, if you do B.Ed based on your graduation then it will soon make you eligible to apply for jobs.
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Deepanshi ailawadi
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First and foremost things you should know about the NET. There isn't any separate syllabus each subject for 1st paper. 1st paper will have a common syllabus for every subject either you opt any science stream or humanities. According to the new pattern of CBSE NET from the July 2018, there will be 2 papers in each subject. Previously, it was 3 papers for each subject. Now, the new pattern is, Paper 1st will be common for all. Only 1 paper from the subject that will be know as 2nd paper. For the English syllabus, please refer to the below given link:
http://www.netugc.com/ugc-net-syllabus-for-english
Hope this helps.
http://www.netugc.com/ugc-net-syllabus-for-english
Hope this helps.
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Pooja sehrawat
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Tuition fee waiver offered by Galgotias University are as follows:-
1. Toppers (1st rank Holder) of all the board / university -100% tuition fee waiver.
2. Students securing 93% aggregate /PCM and above in class 12th or above or 80% marks in graduation -25% tuition fee waiver.
3. Students having secured gold medal or silver medal at the national level or state level in sports or have some exemplary achievements to their credit in the area of performing arts - 50% tuition fee waiver.
1. Toppers (1st rank Holder) of all the board / university -100% tuition fee waiver.
2. Students securing 93% aggregate /PCM and above in class 12th or above or 80% marks in graduation -25% tuition fee waiver.
3. Students having secured gold medal or silver medal at the national level or state level in sports or have some exemplary achievements to their credit in the area of performing arts - 50% tuition fee waiver.
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