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B.P.Ed at MDU is minimum one year of duration program with an intake of 50. The eligibility criteria is as under.
Eligibility: - B./B.Sc/B.Com with English as one of the subjects (except for B.Sc and B.Com) with at least 45% marks, or, any other examination recognized by M.D. University, Rohtak as equivalent thereto.
Or,
BA with Health & Physical Education as one of the subjects in the 3-year degree course with at least 45% marks in aggregate.
Or,
B.Sc (Physical Education, Health Education & Sports) with at least 45% marks in aggregate.
And, the candidates are required to qualify the Physical Efficiency Test (Canadian Test). However, there shall be no marks for this test. Candidates failing in PET will not be called for counseling.
And, the candidate must have represented his/her College in Inter-College tournaments in the games recognized by IUSB/State Sports Department.
Or,A candidate must have participated in state level tournament in the games recognized by IUSB/State Sports Department. A candidate, who has participated at state level tournament, must also have gradation certificate from the State Sports Department of his state. The candidates, who have participated in the Inter-College tournament, must submit a certificate of participation from their Principal.
Admission mode: - Academic Merit + PET
Annual fee: - Rs 26340.
Hence, graduation is must here so you have to complete this first.
Note: - Relaxation of 5% in the eligibility conditions can be given to those candidates who have won position at the Inter- University level.

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Hope this helps. And all the very best.