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The BPED exam is under UGC course. It's a great course for you if you want to build a career related to sports. I'll tell you about the syllabus that I've gone through..

A detailed overview of the syllabus for B.P.Ed. is given below:

There shall be one paper of 150 minutes (Two and half hours) duration carrying 300 marks containing 100 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), to be divided into the following two parts:

a) 30 MCQs on teaching aptitude, reasoning, current educational scenario;

b) There will be four subject groups viz., Languages, Science,

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The answer would have the following steps.

The root mean square velocity of a gas is given by:
v(rms) = √[3kT/M]
For two different gases 1 and 2 with two molecular weights M1 and M2, we can find the ratio:
v1/v2 = √[3kT/M1] /√[3kT/M2]
This reduces to:
v1/v2

Dear Abhishek, you havent mentioned whether when you studied it was an Institute but later became a University or it was an University from the beginning and you entered it wrong. Neverthless, if it was an Institute when you studied and later became a University, it's not your fault and

Hii,It all depends on where you want to see yourself in the future. If you like computer, websites, mobile applications, etc. and want to build those, then you should go for a BCA. If you like to study a lot, understand every theorem by heart and are good in academics,

Hello Shivaraj,

Indian Institute of Management are not private but they are autonomous and these institutes are supported by These institutes operates it's day to day activities independently and these are overseen my IIM council which consists of senior officials from IIM and HRD ministers of Government of India.

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Hi aspirant

Happy to see your interest in studying. You can do M.sc maths in any Govt recognized colleges in India based on your undergraduate degree. For Maths you can apply for IIT JAM exam, which will help you to get admission in IIT, prestigious institutions of India.

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Dear Shivraj, IIM Pune offers PG Diploma courses. You cannot pursue a PG Diploma after your 12th. You need to hold a Bachelor's degree to pursue Post Graduation or Post Graduation courses. So after your 12th, you should pursue Graduation in any discipline and secure atleast a minimum aggregate of