I have done a BA in Sanskrit, can I pursue B.Ed?

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Saloni Jain
8 years ago
Yes, you may proceed for it. But this will need a lot hard work hence please check the criteria.

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R
8 years ago
Please check for your eligibility to pursue a B.Ed from the criteria mentioned below: B.Ed. : Eligibility: Successful completion of graduation in any of Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (B.Sc. ) or Bachelor in Commerce (B.Com. ) from a recognised university A minimum aggregate score of 5

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A
6 years ago
Yes, you can pursue B.Ed. Eligibility Criteria for B.Ed is Graduation in any stream with minimum 50% marks in aggregate. Any Bachelor's Degree holder can pursue B.Ed Programme. B.Ed. The degree is compulsory to become a teacher in secondary schools. The syllabi of B.Ed. Programme includes different

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Yes friend, you can pursue B.Ed.

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Dr. Uma Sinha
8 years ago
The minimum qualification required for entry into B.Ed course is Bachelor of Arts (B.A), Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) or Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) form a recognised board/university with atleast 50% marks.

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B
8 years ago
Yes, if your BA score is enough to get admission for B.Ed.

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