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Hey aspirant
Yes, the admission to B.Ed. in University of Delhi will be under the section of Postgraduate admissions.
The admission is under 2 categories -
The admission process for B.Ed. in University of Delhi is under PG admission 2020. The PG admission has started yet on June 20 and the last date of online application is July 4, 2020.
For eligibility and other details, visit DU Department of Education website http://doe.du.ac.in/
To apply,
Cutoffs basically changes each and every year as it depends upon various factors like Difficulty level of the paper, no. Of students appearing in the entrance exam, performance of the students in the entrance exam, etc.
But in general if you consider the kcet trend of previous few years then
Hello,
For Msc in biotechnology one need to have Bsc in either zoology, botany, life science, MBBS, BPT, Pharma.
You can also continue your education in the same field in which you are studying now
Some fields in which you can work are -
Professor
Medicals
Pharmaceutical centers
Research
Diagnostic
The cut off depends on your category to which you belong to, college you are applying for so it is difficult to tell.You may find the previous year cut off by clicking the link https://josaa.nic.in/webinfocms/Public/View.aspx?page=71
If you are interested in any NIT or GFTI we may help you further
Hello Aspirant,
SRMHCAT 2020 is conducted for admission to various engineering, management and law courses at Undergraduate as well as Postgraduate level in SRM University Delhi NCR Sonepat. This test will consist of 100 questions divided into 5 sections (20 questions per section) of 150 minutes duration. It will be
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