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chandrakant solanki
Guide-Level 11
Yes, you can apply for NET in chemical sciences, eligibility criteria for NET is 55% marks in Masters for open and 50% marks for SC/ST candidates.
You cannot appear for TET as for TET, B.Ed is must.
You cannot appear for TET as for TET, B.Ed is must.
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8 years agoShould I lay my focus on IIT-JEE? I am in class 11th PCM aspiring to become a mathematics professor.
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Elavarasan Venkatesh"I can do anything but not everything"
Contributor-Level 9
Dear Akanksha Pandey,
Yes, you lay your focus on IIT-JEE. It is too good to start in class 11th. It is proud to see such a woman with a future vision.
Yes, you lay your focus on IIT-JEE. It is too good to start in class 11th. It is proud to see such a woman with a future vision.
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Sanjay K
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Hi Sreekala,
The minimum eligibility criterion for admission to B. Ed. is that the student must be a graduate in any discipline. The candidate must either have a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) or Bachelor in Commerce (B. Com.) from any recognized university with at least 50% marks in aggregate. So, as per this eligibility criteria, you are qualified to go for B.Ed.
The minimum eligibility criterion for admission to B. Ed. is that the student must be a graduate in any discipline. The candidate must either have a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) or Bachelor in Commerce (B. Com.) from any recognized university with at least 50% marks in aggregate. So, as per this eligibility criteria, you are qualified to go for B.Ed.
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Elavarasan Venkatesh"I can do anything but not everything"
Contributor-Level 9
No, B.Tech is not equivalent to B.Ed.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Rani,
The beauty of the distance education programmes is that they are pan India. Anybody can apply for it. Only restrictions are the centres for exams. These may not be across India. With this restriction, you can do the course.
The beauty of the distance education programmes is that they are pan India. Anybody can apply for it. Only restrictions are the centres for exams. These may not be across India. With this restriction, you can do the course.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Onkar,
Based on feedback from various quarters and students, Pune University has introduced this course. It has a lot of flexibility quite wide variety of subjects to choose from. Fees too is based on credits selected. I am attaching a link that will give you all required information.
http://www.unipune.ac.in/SDC/Boc.htm
Based on feedback from various quarters and students, Pune University has introduced this course. It has a lot of flexibility quite wide variety of subjects to choose from. Fees too is based on credits selected. I am attaching a link that will give you all required information.
http://www.unipune.ac.in/SDC/Boc.htm
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