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9 years agoIs it a good choice to pursue PG through distance as I want to teach the students of higher classes?
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Sameer Das
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Definitely, after completing PG, you can become a lecturer. There are many universities which offer distance courses like Dr C.V. Raman University, Mats University, Andhra University, Kuvempu University, Utkal University, IGNOU, etc.
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Sameer Das
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Fee vary from one university to another. For government sector universities, it is less as compared to private universities.
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Sameer Das
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After B.Sc in IT, I will suggest you go with M.Sc IT but if you have already completed your B.Ed then you can go with M.Ed.
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Sameer Das
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Instead of contacting the university, direct contact your admission center where you had taken admission as they will help you better. Even if you have a provisional certificate, you don't have to worry as with it's help, you can apply anywhere.
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Sameer Das
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You should go for MA in English or MA in sociology for the same. But, I will suggest you for MA sociology as it will offer you a lot of options as compared to MA in English.
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Sameer Das
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Yes, there is not criteria for distance or regular course. Rather, the requirement for the same is percentage of marks in graduation.
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Sameer Das
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Yes, you can pursue if you have a minimum percentage as required by the university.
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Romit jain
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Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.):
1-year degree program, approved by NCTE, and affiliated to CCS University, Meerut.
1-year degree program, approved by NCTE, and affiliated to CCS University, Meerut.
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