Teaching & Education

There is no social media link per se, however, candidates are advised to keep checking shiksha.com for the latest information regarding the TSEdCET exam. You can also follow their X social media channel (Formerly Twitter) as the officials often share important announcements, updates, and contact details there.

If you have any queries or complaints related to the TSEdCET exam, you can contact the authorities through the official website, contact number mentioned on the website, email address or reach out to them at their office address if the matter is serious. They will provide you with assistance.

If you are facing issues related to counseling allocation for TSEdCET, you must reach out to the exam conducting authorities. Provide them with your registration number, details of the issue, and relevant documents if any. They will investigate the matter and take appropriate action and help you out.

If you encounter technical difficulties during the TSEdCET online exam, you must immediately report the issue to the exam authorities through the designated channels provided on the exam portal. While sharing your concern be specific but detailed about the problem, such as error messages or system behavior, refund issues, etc.

To reach the exam conducting officials for general queries or concerns related to the APEdCET exam, candidates can contact the exam conducting officials through the channels mentioned above - phone number, email ID, and address. They will be able to provide information, address queries, and assist you with any issues.

If students have forgotten their APEdCET login credentials they must first visit the official website and try to login. If they fail to do so, they must click on "Forgot Password" or "Reset Password" option. Follow the instructions provided on the portal to recover the login credentials. If you encounter difficulties, you can contact the APEdCET officials using the methods mentioned in the above question.

Yes, there is a customer care number to reach the APEdCET exam conducting officials however, it is not available 24x7 specifically for APEdCET, you can try contacting the general helpline or inquiry number of the conducting authority during the normal business house 10 am to 6 pm on weekdays. This information should be available on the official website or in the exam notification.

To contact the APEdCET exam body officials candidates can follow the steps mentioned below - Step 1 - Visit the official website.Step 2 - On the homepage of the website navigate to the "Contact Us" section or "Help" section where you can find contact details such as email addresses, phone numbers, and physical addresses.You can either mail them, call them or reach out to them at the given address.

Yes, Jadavpur University offers a B.Ed course. It's B.Ed. course has a duration of two years. It is a full-time program under the Faculty of Arts. Admission is merit-based, alongwith an interview round for shortlisted candidates. Here are some key points:Duration: 2 yearsAdmission: Merit-basedSelection process: Online application, merit list, interviewCourse structure: Semester pattern

Yes, you can pursue a D.El.Ed (Diploma in Elementary Education) course after completing your 12th grade (higher secondary education). The majority of colleges demand that applicants to have finished their 12th grade in any subject and admissions may also involve an entrance exam or an interview process. If you're considering a career in elementary education this is a fantastic choice!