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New answer posted•9 years ago

Is it a right choice of doing MBA after B.Ed?

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Asked by Murari
Govind Sharma
9 years ago
Both are different fields. An educational institute will give you job on the basis of B.Ed and for them it doesn't matter whether you have done MBA or something else. A corporate will hire you on the basis of your quality and your performance in the campus placement so they care least if you are a B

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Can I do B.Com and B.Ed simultaneously?

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Asked by Kausar
New answer posted•9 years ago
Megha Bhardwaj
9 years ago
Yes, you can pursue B.Ed through correspondance. You have to complete your graduation in any trade with 50% aggregate.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Megha Bhardwaj
9 years ago
You can choose subjects related to psychology, education or social work, or might choose an unrelated major. If choosing an unrelated major, the student will need to take some electives in psychology.
You need to specialise in one particular stream.

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What is the fee structure of B.Ed?

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Asked by Kashish
ambreen khan
9 years ago
The course fee structure of B.Ed varies from distance to regular. Regular classes are being offered to the students who can devote time. The course fee for regular classes is 50,000pa- 70,000pa. The distance learning of this course is a bit less than the regular. The fee charged by the government in

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S
9 years ago
To become a professor you need to clear UGC NET, therefore you can focus on completing your law and alongside pursue some part-time or freelancing job.

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