Teaching & Education

Yes, you can get B.Voc at NIF Global Jaipur with 75 percentile in ISC. The basic eligibility criteria to get admission in B.Voc at NIF Global Jaipur is that a Candidate should have 50 -55 % in class 12th from recognised board. Institute have accepted all recognised board for the admission. Students can visit the campus directly for more information about the admission process and seat intake. For the admission in B.Voc Students have fullfill the norms

Yes, you can get admission in NIF Global Jaipur for B.voc with 60 % In class 12th . The basic eligibility criteria to get admission in B.voc at NIF Global Jaipur is a Candidate should have 50 -55 % In class 12th from recognised board . Students can visit campus directly to more information about admission process and seat intake . For the admission in B.voc Students have fullfill the norms of institute 

60 student can do B.voc at NIF Global Jaipur. However 30 student can do B.voc in Interior design and 30 students can do B.voc in Fashion designing . Students can directly visit the campus to know more about the seat intake . Seat is not fixed, it can be flexible but the approximate number of seat in B.voc is 60 which is divided into 30 : 30, 30 for Interior Design courses and 30 is for fashion designing. 

Selection process and eligibility criteria for B.voc is vary from universities to universities, Although UGC has not mandate any cut off scores for the admission in B.voc but ideally candidate should have 50 - 55 % in class 12th from a recognised board.  BVoc eligibility criteria may vary depending on the candidate's chosen specialisation and policy of the college/ university in which she /he is applying

The total seat intake for B.Voc is 60 for NIF Global Jaipur, 30 for B.Voc in Interior design and 30 for B.voc in Fashion designing. Seats are not fixed, it can be flexible according to institute need. Students can visit the campus directly to know more about the seats of various courses.  

B.voc which is also known as Bachelor of Vocation is a three-year undergraduate course which offers education for various skills . The UGC has not mandate any cut off courses for the apply for  B.voc, to apply for for BVoc course, candidates must have successfully completed Class 12 from a recognised board with a minimum 50% - 60% marks and the eligibility criteria may vary on the specialisation which the candidate choosen . Candidates possessing Matriculation or Diploma qualification can also apply for various Vocational courses

The category wise qualifying score for candidates appearing in the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) are as follows: 

• SC/ST Category - Fifty Five Percent i.e. 82 marks out of 150 marks. 

• OBC Category - Fifty Five Percent i.e. 82 marks out of 150 marks. 

• General Category - Sixty Percent i.e. 92 marks out of 150 marks. 

To know more about the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET), refer to the official website of CTET.

Typically yes, the qualifying score for Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) is same for every year. However, it solely depends upon the examination conducting body, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to whether keep it the same or change it according to the number of candidates and difficulty of question paper. 

To know more about Central Teacher Eligibility Test ( CTET) refer to the official website.

Candidates belonging to OBC category must score at least 55 percent i.e. 82 out of 150 marks to qualify the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) examination. The minimum cutoff is important to be deemed as pass in the examination. 

To know more about CTET, refer to the official website.

CTET is an acronym used for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test and is conducted in two sessions: Paper 1 and Paper 2. Both the papers include a total of 150 MCQs. The first paper consists of questions from the following subjects: Child Development and Pedaogaoy, Language-1 (compulsory), Mathematics and Environmental Studies. The questions in Paper 2 include (four sections) Child Development and Pedagogy, Mathematics and Sciences/Social Studies. The maximum number a student can get in Paper 1 is 150.