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Eligibility for admission to the Certificate in Social Work course varies from one institute to another; however, eligibility criteria typically include some of the following:Educational Qualification: The applicant must be qualified at least to the level of 10+2 (Higher Secondary). While a few institutes consider students of any stream (Arts/Science/Commerce), most prefer applicants who are taken from social sciences or similar streams.Age: There is no specified age limit to pursue this course, meaning that it is open for all types of students, including working people or anyone who is planning to change their career.Skills and Interest: Most institutions ask for a very keen and genuine interest in social service, communication skills, and an understanding of working with communities; as such requirements are very important in the field of social work.Other Qualifications: Some may include some additional requirements such as an entrance test or an interview, mostly for competitive courses. A few institutions also demand working in social or community service towards their advanced certificate.It is usually better to query the particular institute conducting the course for their total eligibility requirements.

A certificate course in social work provides the necessary foundation and overall introduction to social work and human services. It teaches basic knowledge in the domains of :-1. Principles of Social Work :- Ethics, values, and history of social work.2. *Community Development* :- Learning and practicing engagement with communities and understanding of social issues with community people.3. *Psychosocial Development* :- Concentration on the mental health aspect with few therapies and psycho-counseling approaches.4. *Social Policy*: Familiarity with laws and policies that impact marginalized communities.This is a short-term course which may vary from *6 months to 1 year* in duration. It can be taken by those wishing to know about the field or want to improve their understanding of social work. This course can assist in getting jobs in *NGOs, government welfare programs, healthcare services*, and *counseling*. Institution may charge different fees for this course but is more or less ranging between *?10,000 to ?50,000*.The local colleges or the online education platforms that are offering these certificates are the last places to check to obtain further information.

Yes, you can apply for admission to a CLIS (Certificate in Library and Information Science) distance education program. Several universities in India offer CLIS programs through distance learning.    To apply, you typically need to meet the eligibility criteria, which usually includes a minimum qualification like a 10+2 pass. You can check the specific eligibility criteria and application process on the websites of universities like:   Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU): One of the most popular universities for distance education, IGNOU offers a CLIS program.   Alagappa UniversityAnnamalai UniversityMadurai Kamaraj University   You can visit the official websites of these universities or other distance education institutes to get detailed information about the admission process, fees, and course structure.

No domicile certificate is required to be produced while filling up the application form for CLAT. It is mandatory only while counseling if you are opting for the domicile based reservations by producing certificates. It is normal for most NLUs to reserve 10%-50% of the number of seats for the state domicile students based on the law set by the respective universities. For instance, NLU Lucknow has reserved 50% of their seats for students in Uttar Pradesh alone. As long as it is done in accordance with the requirements of the NLU, the domicile certificate must be issued by the relevant state authority. Any client who fails to present the certificate during counseling will lose the benefit of domicile quota. 

Sports certificates obtained at state level maintain value employment specifically in the area of admission where there are stipulated quotas in the sporting category. Most institutions of higher learning provide 1-5% for students with prowess in sports and games. For example, Delhi University has allowed up to 15% of cutoffs relaxation to the sport quota applicants. In professional courses such as engineering and medical programs state level certificates may be used during counseling in case there is a free sports quota. However, there are some institutions that offer either scholarships or fee waivers. However, the exact benefit varies from one institution to the other depending on the institution's policies and category of sports recognized. It must further be obtained from an authentic authority to enhance its use during the times of admissions.