Kurukshetra University Answered Questions

Yes, you can apply for B.Ed. The eligibility is to have completed graduation/ post-graduation from a recognized university with minimum 50% marks (47.5% for SC/ ST/ Blind/ Physically Handicapped candidate) or must have completed BE/ B.Tech from a recognized university with minimum 55% marks (52.25% for SC/ ST/ Blind/ Physically Handicapped candidate).
The final admission is based on the marks obtained in graduation.

The eligibility criteria is you have scored 50% marks in your Masters for admission into B.Ed. The application form will be out by June-July. Though the dates are still tentative for the upcoming batch of 2018-2019. For any other information you can contact to 01744238518.

Hi Joginder,
For Directorate of Distance Education, Kurukshetra University - B.Ed, candidates must have completed graduation / post-graduation from a recognized university with minimum 50% marks (47.5% for SC/ ST/ Blind/ Physically Handicapped candidate). So, you are eligible.

You may go to Kurukshetra University. All the faculties there have hospitality experience of more than 10 years. All are well educated and their work experience reflects their personality. They teach very well we also like the way they teach us. It is basically a 3-year course in which 6 semesters are there. Every semester has final exams as well as practical exams. Here the study is quite easy and we get the job more easily as compared to other colleges.

Hi there,
Well, the placements opportunities after a law course from Directorate of Distance Education (Kurukshetra University) Haryana would always be nil as the degree that you get after the completion of course would not be recognised by Bar council and thus you can't have any practical implications of Your degree and it would also get difficult in making a career in law. Also, the law degree would not make you eligible even for judicial services exams and thus would be a degree on paper only.
Also, it would not make you eligible as a legal expert even.
So, you won't get any placements as such here. So, I would advise you for better career and job prospects. Kindly go for a regular LLB degree from a UGC recognised institute as that would help you get better placements and even better quality of legal education.