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Keep it short & simple. Type complete word. Avoid abusive language.

New answer posted•9 years ago
Samreen khan
9 years ago
M.Sc is a postgraduate degree for academics in many countries especially for the study of science whereas M.A. is awarded for the study of subjects such as languages (English, etc.) history, philosophy, geography, humanities, fine arts, social sciences, nursing, and also theology.

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Samreen khan
9 years ago
The age limit has been raised from 35 to 40 years.

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Can I do D.El.Ed (BTC) after completing MA? I have got 42% in my graduation.

315 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Mirza Shadan
You do not have to worry about pursuing the D.El.Ed, as you have more than enough qualifications already. For D.El.Ed, a candidate needs to pass only 10+2.

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Are BBA students eligible for D.El.Ed in UP?

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Asked by Sanjesh
Samreen khan
9 years ago
For D.El.Ed in UP, you need to have a graduation degree in any stream.

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What is the eligibility criteria to get admission in D.El.Ed?

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Asked by Sanjesh
Samreen khan
9 years ago
Minimum qualification required is 10+2 passed (any stream) from a recognized board.

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Sanjay Singhal
9 years ago
I am not sure where you are studying and what is the context of this question, it certainly sounds bizarre that your professor is asking you to cheat. Having said that, I am also aware that certain institutes allow open book/notes exams where students are allowed to refer to book and/or notes during

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S
9 years ago
Just keep calm, and take career guidance by any an experts. And, just don't worry, because everything happens for the best. It is my experience and not only me, every one knows this.

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