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Siya singh

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GIBS Business School is regarded by students as being well-equipped for future needs because it emphasizes the issues of knowledge, skills and experience essential for successful activity in modern business. In this way, the school brings together education and practice to equip students for the future professional life.


Why students believe that GIBS is future-ready:

  • Curriculum focused on modern trends in business.
  • Real-life projects, case studies and internships for practical experience.
  • Career and Personality Development Programme (CPDP) aimed at the improvement of communication, leadership and professional skills.
  • Regular corporate gues
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Surbhi Mishra

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No, after 12 You should have to do graduation after that you can pursue B.Ed, Because graduation is must before B.Ed.

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Surbhi Mishra

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No, after 12 You should have to do graduation after that you can pursue B.Ed, Because graduation is must before B.Ed.

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Porishmita Paul

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RIE CEE is more competitive because it offers limited seats and attracts candidates from multiple states, whereas regular B.Ed colleges have comparatively larger intake and multiple admission routes.

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Porishmita Paul

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Yes. Candidates from recognised B.Ed colleges can apply for government teaching jobs after qualifying the required teacher eligibility and recruitment examinations.

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Porishmita Paul

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Yes. RIE colleges generally offer better teacher training, experienced faculty, and affordable education. However, many government B.Ed colleges also provide quality education.

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Gaurika Chhabra

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No, students cannot apply for B.Ed with 42% in graduation at Purushottam Sriram Degree College Nandana Ghatampur, Kanpur Nagar. To apply for B.Ed, students must fulfil the eligibility. The eligibility is to have 50% aggregate in last qualifying exams from a recognised university.

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Sampreet Kaur

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Yes, it is possible. The M.A. Sociology curriculum at LPU is manageable enough for students to prepare for exams like UPSC, UGC NET, and other competitive tests alongside regular studies. Sociology itself is a useful subject for many exams, so class learning also supports preparation. With proper time management and regular revision, many students can balance both academic work and competitive exam goals effectively.

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Porishmita Paul

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For D.El.Ed.-based primary teaching roles in Rajasthan, the Pre D.El.Ed (BSTC) route is the standard qualification pathway, along with meeting the applicable teacher recruitment requirements.

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