Hiii

the list of the colleges:-

1. Regional Institute of Education: RIE is a constituent unit of NCERT that offers B.Ed. degree course. There are a total of 5 campuses across India. For an admission, you must clear the RIECEE entrance exam.
2. Delhi University: University of Delhi offers B.Ed. courses in some colleges like Central Institute of Education. For that you need to clear DU entrance test.
3. St. Xavier’s Institute of Education, Mumbai: This is one of the best options in Mumbai for a B.Ed. Please check their website for admission process. Most likely, admissions are based on Mah B.Ed. CET exam.
4. BHU: The Banaras Hindu University is also a good option for B.Ed. course. You must take BHU UET for admission.
5. SNDT: If you wish to pursue a B.Ed. from a women’s university, then this can be the best option available. Do check out SNDT University website for details.
6. St. Xavier’s college of Education, Patna: While searching for the 3rd point, I came to know of this one. Do have a look on their site if you reside in Bihar.
7. CUCET (Central University Common Entrance Test) is an entrance test that can help you in applying to several Central Universities that accept the score and offer B.Ed. Do have a look at the CUCET prospectus.

Each of the states has its own set of eligibility requirements. You cannot obtain domicile of more than one state. To get a domicile of a particular state/UT, you must have lived in that state continuously for a minimum of five years. You will need proof of residency as well as additional documentation proving your long term presence .

Hello,

The eligibility criteria to apply for BA Programme in Delhi University is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 with minimum 40% marks from a recognized board.

• The merit is determined based on marks scored in one language core/ elective/ functional) and three best academic/elective subjects as specified in List A and List B above may be chosen.
• One non-listed subject (besides the elective subjects in Lists A and B) can be included in calculation of ‘Best Four’ without any deduction.
• If more than one non-listed subject is included for calculation of ‘Best Four’, a deduction of 2.5% per subject is applicable included in ‘Best Four’.

You are eligible to apply for BA (Psychology + Mathematics) if you have scored minimum 40% aggregate marks. You can include the marks scored in Mathematics (if it is the best score), one language and two other elective subjects mentioned in list A and B. You check the list of subjects in list A and B use the link below

https://admission.uod.ac.in/userfiles/downloads/15092021_UG-Bulletin_compressed.pdf

hi,

see cutoff score varies every year, it depends on the facts like number of applicant, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, students overall profile etc. admission to anna university, chennai is based on tancet counselling. seat matrix is not available on official website , so it difficult to predict the chances based on score only.

I suggest you to apply for others colleges as well which meet your criteria to get best possible outcomes.

hope you understand.

Dear aspirant,

According to the information regarding admissions provided by the University of Delhi, a candidate has the option to opt for reallocation for which they will have to wait for the next cutoff list and on the basis of that, they may or may not confirm their admission.
If you're not satisfied with the answer, I request you to further clarify your query.

Hope this helps!

Hello aspirant,

I guess your average speed is calculated  the change in position to change in time. So here the change in position should be calculated by difference in position at t2 and t1 and change in time interval is (t2-t1).

OR

You could directly differentiate f(t) and get average speed as 2at + b.

The final equation should look like a(t2+t1) + b.

You basically need to find the point in time at which it attains an average speed of 2at + b.

The point at which the above equation is equal to 2at +b will be when you substitute t=t2+t1/2.

I hope this information helps!

Thank you!

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Hey there!

B.sc Cardiovascular Technology and B.Sc. Cardiac Technology could be different only in the course structure that has been given by the University.

If we go by syllabus structure, the former one deals with the vascular system and the latter one deals with the heart and its functioning which could make up the total difference in both the courses.

Although both are technology related courses and deals with introducing the technology in the field of medicine.

The main difference also lies in the jobs that are given to the graduates.