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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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Hello,
Yes, as you completed BA, you are a graduate student. So, you can give B.Ed exam and continue your study with B.Ed. It does't matter you completed your graduation from distance or regular learning.
Yes, as you completed BA, you are a graduate student. So, you can give B.Ed exam and continue your study with B.Ed. It does't matter you completed your graduation from distance or regular learning.
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Om KatheIT Engineer,Writer,Anchor, Syaahi Chapter Head
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The Entrance form will be available in the First week of May or either, 2nd week of May.
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Please refer to the link to know the details: https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/psychology/course/post-graduate-diploma-in-guidance-and-counseling-maharshi-dayanand-university-rohtak-270975.
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Moin NargundAspiring Student
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Depends on your knack actually. If bioscience interests you, which includes the entire spectrum of organisms, then biotech is the way. But, you need to have your basics in organic chemistry crystal clear. Biotech would be tough otherwise. I assume, you are a class 12th student, so take up biotech only if you understand the difference between inductive effect and resonance effect and similar concepts of organic chemistry.
But, if you are fairly good in math and physics, I would say give biomedical engineering a shot. It is more technical and does not angle towards pure sciences, which can sometimes be the case with biotech. Also, if imp
But, if you are fairly good in math and physics, I would say give biomedical engineering a shot. It is more technical and does not angle towards pure sciences, which can sometimes be the case with biotech. Also, if imp
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