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Can I apply for NTT course? My 10+2 exams percentage is 40%.

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Asked by Sucheta
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Yes, you can because these courses are consider as vocational course so they don't consider % of 12. So, you may apply for the same from any good institute.

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No. You may apply when you have complete degree of your master course.

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Am I eligible for CTET exam after doing NPTT course?

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Asked by Mandeep
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No, I think you are not eligible for CTET because they don't consider any institute's this kind of certificate. They consider B.Ed, D.El.Ed, B.el.ed for CTET exam.

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I think no because post graduate course percentage is important in UGC NET eligibility.

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No because eligibility for TET exam is 50-55% in UG course.

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What is the syllabus of B.Ed in mathematics?

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Asked by Parash
KRISHNENDU SEN
8 years ago
Bachelor of Education Mathematics: Syllabus and Course Description
A semester wise breakup of the courses syllabus is tabulated below
Semester 1 Semester 2
Group A: Core CourseGroup B: Core Course
CC1: Childhood and Growing upCC1: Learning and Teaching
CC2: Education in India -Status, Problems and Issues

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Yes, if you have your degree. As you need to input your percentage in the form fill up.

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No, there is no need to pursue D. El. Ed. as you already have B.Ed degree. It's more profitable and more value than D. El. Ed. You can became teacher in any government / private school.

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