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Nirantar Nachan
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There is no cut off, you need to get admission in this college through direct visit.
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Nirantar Nachan
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There is no cut off in this college you need to get admission through counseling.
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Deeksha Dixit
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The Odisha Teacher Eligibility Test OTET is a state-level exam for the selection of government teachers in the state. You will have to pay the following amount for papers one and two:
1. General, OBC, and SEBC categories have to pay Rs. 600 to apply.
2. SC and ST category applicants have to pay Rs. 400.
3. If you want to appear in both papers, then you will have to fill in a separate application form. You will have to pay a separate fee each time, making a total of Rs. 1200 or Rs. 800 as per your category. Paper-1 is for primary level teachers for Classes I-V, and Paper-2 is for secondary level teachers for Classes VI-VIII. The registra
1. General, OBC, and SEBC categories have to pay Rs. 600 to apply.
2. SC and ST category applicants have to pay Rs. 400.
3. If you want to appear in both papers, then you will have to fill in a separate application form. You will have to pay a separate fee each time, making a total of Rs. 1200 or Rs. 800 as per your category. Paper-1 is for primary level teachers for Classes I-V, and Paper-2 is for secondary level teachers for Classes VI-VIII. The registra
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Dattatraya Budhware
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No, absolutely not, if you have the skills and Positive, upbeat attitude you are good to Go. Be market ready, learn new skills. Good luck.
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Dattatraya Budhware
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Yes, You have enough time you can, Please focus on Output that what you wanted to be exactly and choose the path
MBA with B.Ed is good if you wanted to enter into Teaching Field.
MBA with B.Ed is good if you wanted to enter into Teaching Field.
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Anurag Chaubey
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Master of Business Administration (MBA): For a career in Finance sector, you can also opt for Master of Business Administration (MBA) with Finance as specialisation. After completing MBA in Finance, you can get managerial level jobs in Finance, BFSI, FMCG, IT, Consulting and top corporations. Job opportunities after MBA in Finance include Finance Manager, Finance Consultant, Financial Analyst, Credit Risk Manager, Portfolio Manager and Treasury Manager.
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