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2016-08-01 10:05:31

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pihu gf

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B.Ed is a 2 years course. You can go for it after completing class 12th. Whereas, LLB is a 3 year course that you can do after graduation.
B.Ed is a professional course. The B.Ed course guarantee's that you graduate with an industry-important degree. B.Ed students real experience, read allocated materials, visits workshops, open talking and critical thinking. These aptitudes help to get a far better job. After B.Ed, you can plan for Masters in education.
Many good universities offer all these courses. Some offer them on basis of entrance tests and some on merit basis or your marks in previous qualifying exam.

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2016-08-01 10:03:38

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pihu gf

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Yes, 2 degrees can be done together, but one from distance and other from regular.

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2016-08-01 10:00:02

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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

1. Indian Institute of Applied Psychology.
2. Amity Institute of Psychology and Allied Sciences
Applied psychology employment areas are:
1. Prisons.
2. Rehabilitation centers.
3. Research establishments.
4. Welfare organizations.
5. Vocational rehabilitation.
6. Research.
7. Correctional programs.
8. Community mental health centers.
9. Chemical jobs.
10. Healthcare and medical jobs
Eligibility:
1. MA psychological counselling:
a. The basic criteria is having a graduation degree in any stream. However, many of the reputed universities demand graduation degree with Honors in Psychology or Psychology as one of the subjects studied in graduation from an
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2016-08-01 09:35:21

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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

It would be acceptable as long as you have completed B.Ed along with graduation.

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2016-08-01 09:34:04

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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

M.Ed is a Master course that can be pursued after you complete B.Ed. Hence, there is no comparison in the two, however in term of acceptance then definitely it is always good to go for M.Ed after you complete B.Ed.

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2016-07-31 14:18:50

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2016-07-31 12:42:39

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Hitesh Goyal

Contributor-Level 8

Hey Piyush, I don't know about your source of information but let me tell you it's not true. As per this year placements I can tell you 98 students applied for placement service and all of them got place. And about personality development, faculty is putting their best efforts for that but you also should take responsibility to learn. If a student don't want to learn nobody can teach you. At last I would say MITSOM is value for money. Also, I think you should contact current students for better scenario, so try to contact as many of them as you can.
Hope I have answered your query.
For further information feel free to contact.

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2016-07-30 15:01:22

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2016-07-30 06:23:38

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ramanand vyas

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Yes, there any many colleges in Indian which can offer you campus placement.

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