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Shivam Kumar
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Securing admission to Delhi University without taking the CUET exam is possible. However, each year admission criteria may vary. While CUET isn't usually mandatory, certain colleges within Delhi University might have their own entrance exams or specific requirements. It's crucial to stay updated with the latest information by regularly checking the official website of Delhi University or the respective college you're interested in. This ensures you're well-informed about the admission procedures and any changes that may have occurred for the academic year you're applying for.
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Thonangi Latha Parvathi
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It is not possible to do regular B.Tech with Full-time Job. Even though we cannot attempt part-time too, if we follow the Guidelines of universities and AICTE educational rules. So, it is Better to Follow the regular B.Tech by attending the college regularly. It helps to score marks and gain knowledge in a particular field of course.
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Sangam Yadav
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The following procedures must be followed in order to be admitted to Anna University's full-time, regular PhD in Commerce program: The following requirements must be met in order to be eligible: you must hold a master's degree in commerce or any other degree in a subject area that the university periodically notifies you is equivalent. It is necessary to r
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Saanya Kalra
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Yes, you are eligible to PhD after completing your Masters degree. You need to meet the eligibility criteria of the college you are looking for admission to its PhD course. There must be a need of entrance exam as well to crack the PhD. So, if you clear that, you can definitely do your PhD after your M.Voc. All the best.
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Pulkit Gautam
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The School of Open Learning (SOL) at Delhi University offers a part-time B.Com (Hons) program. Students who are unable to pursue their graduation in a typical full-time setting are the target audience for the program. The B.Com (Hons) programme at SOL is a three-year distance learning course has been approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and the University Grants Commission (UGC).
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Manori Sahni
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Yes, universities offering MSc programs do accept candidates who have completed a BSc through distance education, provided that the distance education degree is recognised and accredited by relevant authorities such as the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the Distance Education Bureau (DEB).Further, the eligibility for pursuing an MSc through regular mode after completing a BSc through distance education can vary based on the policies of the specific university or institution where you plan to pursue your MSc.
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Pulkit Gautam
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The application dates for M.Ed (Master of Education) admissions in India typically vary depending on the university or college. However, admissions generally start around May and continue until July, particularly after the declaration of B.Ed results. Private universities usually begin their admission process between January and February, extending until late August. Government universities accept scores from state-level or central-level entrance examinations.
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Vikrant Shukla
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No, there are not many changes in the questions asked for regular B.Ed, distance B.Ed and Shiksha Shastri candidates. Only questions from the first section – Comprehension differ for Shiksha Shastri candidates. Candidates who are planning to prepare for the Bihar BEd CET exam are advised to refer to the official exam pattern to know the difference between these three in detail.
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Anangsha Patra
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Territorial Army is a part of the regular army but it is an ad-hoc force that is recruited from already employed or self-employed candidates. The Territorial Army units get embodied every year for a two months training camp and then it gets disembodied. The personnel goes back to their respective trades in the civil and some of them are bankers, lawyers, agriculturists, etc. Officers who continue to serve beyond the embodiment period every year are retained. The promotion of the officers is based on their record of service and the period of their service.
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