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Hi Tapa,
B.ED eligibility-
(a) Bachelor's Degree with 50% marks in aggregate in the 10+2+3 or 11+2+2 pattern, or with a minimum of 55% marks in aggregate in the 10+2+2 or 11+3 pattern
(b) Having studied at least two subjects at the bachelor’s degree level, to be later taken as school teaching subjects
I am afraid that you might not be able to qualify for the Bachelor of Education course. It would depend on whether you belong to reserve category or not. Your percentage is short for General candidates to apply for B.Ed however SC/ST candidate can easily apply for B.Ed course.
Refer the link below for B.ED colleges in India-
https://arts.shiksha.com/bed-colleges-in-india-categorypage-9-38-477-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0#page-top
You can refine the search as per the location and mode preference and shortlist the ones for which you meet the qualifying criteria.
As for choosing the best, you can consider parameters such as Faculty, Course Material, Quality Education, Fees, Accreditation, Infrastructure and Success Rate.
To be a teacher in school, after B.ED, you need to crack Teacher Eligibility Test.
Also refer-
https://www.shiksha.com/career-as-teacher-cc-104
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/1032/Career-In-Teaching
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Hi Anant, as Purabh above says, you can always look up for any reputed MBA college in Bangalore and other cities like Mumbai or Hyderabad on the internet. Most colleges have a page on their website dedicated to admissions where they briefly present the course highlights, eligibility criteria and course content. You will need to then look for when admissions start, course fee and other information. These websites usually also have contact numbers in case you need further clarification.
Anant, you mentioned being confused about which course to take. I would humbly suggest from my experience that one should take enough time, find vocational counselling based on one's qualifications, area of passion and skills to choose their post-graduate course carefully. Remember- this is a life-changing decision, so no hurries- may you be able to choose wisely and succeed in your endeavours!

Hi,
All the institutes you mentioned are good to pursue studies, all of these institutes have good teaching faculty, placements records and infrastructure. Their is no college who guarantees 100 % placement. Otherwise FMS is the one of the top B-School for doing MBA programme.
You can refer the link for college details:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/pgdm-global-business-empi-business-school/243945
https://www.shiksha.com/getListingDetail/28361/institute/college-Faculty-Of-Management-Studies-University-Of-Delhi-Fms-Delhi-India
https://www.shiksha.com/getListingDetail/24286/institute/college-Fortune-Institute-Of-International-Business-Delhi-India
To check best out of all you can visit these institutes personally, and talk to the students studying there, and take their feedback regarding faculty, teaching methodology, placements etc., all this will help you to take decision regarding which institute to join.
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Hi Zakir,
Naturopathic medicine or Naturopathy is a distinct system of health care that uses a variety of natural approaches to health and healing. Naturopathy aims at curing a person naturally using nature cure. It is a scientific system of healing and stimulating the body's inherent power to regain health with the help of five elements of nature - Earth, Water, Air, Fire and Ether.
A four-year graduate degree from a medical school is required to become a naturopathic doctor.
There are immense opportunities to work in India and abroad for Naturopathy professionals:
- Most of the Naturopaths enter the field through private practice.
- Naturopathy professionals can work individually or in group practice with other physicians.
- They can work as consultants in wellness centers, nutrition centers, hospitals, health care center etc.
- Other career opportunities include academics, community health service settings, social welfare, manufacturing and sale of natural products and health retreats.
- In India Naturopaths are appointed in government as well as private hospitals and health centres.
- Research positions are an option for those with the aptitude and interest in R&D. In universities and medical colleges they can work as faculties.
- They can work as consultants or sales representatives of natural product companies.
- Candidates can find employment in many luxury hotels and health resorts equipped with naturopathic treatment centres.
- There is also scope in the field as a writer. Some Naturopaths write books or articles for newspapers and magazines.
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Dear Alok,
We understand what you must be going through at this phase when you have to decide your career path but you have to be very calm and analyse yourself to choose what will suit you best. There are many courses like BBA, B.plan, B.Des, B.tech, Law, BA and many more. Opportunities are great with all fields if you choose the one that meet your area of interest.
If you have interest in management field then BBA is best bet for you. If you want pursue a career in technical field then there is nothing best than B.tech. Planning and Designing are good for creative minds. Analyse your skills and course requirements and the best match should be your career path.
You can read the detailed info about these bachelors program here at: http://www.upes.ac.in/under-graduate to know what are the career prospects, curriculum and eligibility to find the best course for you.
Hope it helps! Good luck :)

Hi Mohan,
These days English is the corporate language and it is therefore important that you are comfortable using it both in the written and spoken form. The best way to improve your English would be to practice and listen carefully.
1) Language skills are best developed through practice so we recommend that you make a conscious effort to speak, read and write in English as much as possible. Reading aloud from newspapers and magazines is a tried and tested method of improvement, if done regularly. Talking in English to colleagues or friends who are used to your using your mother tongue may seem tough at first but has huge dividends. You could listen to English News channels or watch English movies to get the right pronunciations and then practice them aloud in front of a mirror.
2) Books on English Language improvement will also help. Norman Lewis is a famous writer whose books in the area are reputed and popular. You will find a number of self help tapes in the market that you could use.
3) You could also join an English Language training course with Inlingua, British School of Languages or The British Council if these are available in your city. Else any reputed course in Spoken English will help greatly in giving you guidance and confidence. The one thing that works for everyone is practice. So keep practicing.
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