I completed my 10th with 64% in 2004. Can I directly join BA (correspondence)? After doing this, will I become eligible for B.Ed course?
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Yes, you can apply for correspondence and can apply for B.Ed also. -
Hi,
Eligibility criteria for BA:
Completion of 10+2or High School Senior Secondary exam by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) or any equivalent exam conducted by any State Board or equivalent
A minimum score of 50% aggregate at 10+2 level
Thanks! -
Yes, you will be eligible for B.Ed course once you have a minimum percentage of 65 in your intermediate! -
What is your percentage in class 12th?
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