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Shikha Shukla

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The UGC NET result 2026 for the June session be released on the official portal at ugcnet.nta.nic.in. Candidates will be required their login credentials to download their result including the application number and date of birth.

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Porishmita Paul

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Yes, you can become a government teacher after completing BEd from any NCTE-approved college. You need to qualify exams like CTET, State TET, or DSSSB, not your college ranking.

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Porishmita Paul

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Yes, some colleges offer BEd admission without entrance exam based on graduation marks (merit-based admission). This is common in many private colleges and some universities.

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Porishmita Paul

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Several colleges accept low scores, including Lovely Professional University (LPU), Amity University, Sharda University, CCS University affiliated colleges, and MDU Rohtak colleges. 

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Porishmita Paul

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Yes, you can get admission in colleges accepting low scores in BEd entrance exams. Many private colleges and universities offer admission through lower cutoffs, merit-based selection, later counselling rounds.

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Nishtha Shukla

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Students without spoken fluent English can get admission at ITM Institute of Design and Media. The institute evaluates the academic performance, entrance test scores, portfolio of the aspirants for admission. The institute has a TALEWIND department to train students under experience faculty. The training includes fluency in spoken English, communication, presentation skills, etc.

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Mohammed Maqsood

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At GIBS Business School, students have a range of specializations available to them for their BBA and PGDM, because the school offers a dual specialisation system (you can select two different areas of specialization). The following are the specializations available to BBA students:

BBA Specializations

  •  Marketing Management
  •  Human Resource Management (HR) 
  •  Financial Management
  •  Data Analytics
  •  Logistics and Supply Chain Management
  •  Retail Management

PGDM Specializations

  • Marketing Management
  • Human Resource Management (HR) 
  •  Financial Management
  •  Operations and Supply Chain Management
  •  I
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Prasadsai

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Yes, there is an application fee for GIBS admissions, but it is not very high.

  • For PGDM/MBA, the application fee is around ₹900–₹1000
  • For BBA (UG), it is around ₹600–₹800
  • It is just a registration/application fee, not admission confirmation
  • You still have to go through eligibility check, interview, and final selection
  • The process is simple and smooth for both UG and PG

Overall, the application fee is just a basic step to start your admission process at GIBS.

 

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Virajita Madavi

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MIT School of Education and Research B.Ed curriculum cover topics related Education. The syllabus is divided yearly. Some of the topics covered in the first year of the course are:

  • Contemporary India and Education
  • Assessment for Learning
  • Reading and Reflecting on Text, etc.

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Virajita Madavi

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MIT School of Education and Research B.Ed curriculum cover topics related Education. The syllabus is divided yearly. Some of the topics covered in the first year of the course are:

  • Contemporary India and Education
  • Assessment for Learning
  • Reading and Reflecting on Text, etc.

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