Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you are eligible for the CAT as to appear for the exam you just to clear a graduation degree and apart from that there is certain percentage of marks you have to fulfill like 45% in your graduation. So if you have scored this much you are

Hello Aspirant,

In the given below link you can find all the necessary detail regarding the Loyola College Chennai.

Link: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/loyola-college-of-education-chennai/bed-course

I hope this will solve your query.

Good Luck

Hello,

Sri Vebkateswara University, DDE does offers MA in Sociology and eligibility criteria is candidate needs to have passed Bachelor's degree from a recognized university. There is no such mention of any discipline or any aggregate regarding this matter. So, you can go ahead for MA Sociology in SVU DDE.

Hi,

B.ed in distance mode is provided by many institutions in india. Some of which are -

Annamalai University Directorate of Distance Education

Indra gandhi open university

Andhra university

Yashwant rao chavan mukt vidyapith

Sri Venkateswara University

Tamil nadu state open university

Jamia Millia islamia- center for distance and open

Hello

The focal length of the lens is -12 cm.

Hello!

No need to worry for the gap. You are eligible for doing distance MBA. Here I'm listing a few top colleges to consider for distance mba:

1) Symbiosis distance mba (mat/cmat/cet/Studentsgmat/cat/those who have not appeared in any of the State Level or equivalent entrance test at State or National

Hello

According to the question, the length  is 3 √ 2

Hello Surya,

I guess your question is incomplete, as the figure is missing. The radial distance is not mentioned.

Kindly repost your question with sufficient data.

Hello Sunil,

Your question is quite simple, the answer to your problem can be obtained by using the formula,

E*2*pi*d*epsilon=lambda

where epsilon is the permitivitty of free space, and lambda is the linear charge density.

Substitute the values, as given in the question,

E=9*10^4 N/C

pi=3.14

epsilon=9 × 10 ⁹