It's a Question of your Career!

Hello Niharika,

Not qualifying for Delhi’s D.El.Ed. isn’t the end of your teaching career plans. Haryana’s D.El.Ed. is recognized by NCTE and is a valid route to becoming a primary school teacher. Many students from outside Haryana apply and get admission, though you should note that some seats are reserved for Haryana domicile candidates. Your plan to do B.A. from IGNOU alongside D.El.Ed. is very smart—it keeps you academically progressing and later makes you eligible for B.Ed., which will open doors for teaching in higher classes as well. Make sure you check the Haryana Board’s eligibility criteria before applying and confirm if your preferred institute offers quality teaching practice and internships. Good faculty and practical exposure during D.El.Ed. matter a lot for skill development. Overall, this is a good alternative and keeps you on track toward your long-term goal.

Thank you, and I hope this clears your doubt.

Yes, you can pursue B.Ed. after completing B.Tech in CSE, as per NCTE norms. Many B.Ed. colleges accept engineering graduates, especially for teaching technical or mathematics-related subjects. Bhaktabala B.Ed. College in Nadia follows West Bengal University of Teachers’ Training guidelines, so you’ll need to meet their minimum marks requirement (usually 50% aggregate in graduation). When applying, you may have to choose a teaching subject—since you’re from CSE, Computer Science or Mathematics is the natural choice. Keep in mind that B.Ed. is a pedagogy-oriented course, so the focus will be on how to teach, not on technical programming skills. Before applying, confirm with the college if they have specific seat allocations for non-arts/science graduates, as some institutions limit intake for professional degree holders. If teaching is your goal, your B.Tech background will actually give you an edge in teaching computer-related subjects.

Thank you, and best of luck.

Hello,

To fill the forms of the class 9th NVS (Navodaya Vidalaya Samiti) application, you need to follow these steps

1. Access the official website or go to this website: https://navodaya.gov.in/nvs/en/Home2
2. After enter this website you have to locate the registration link that might labeled "JNV Class Registration 2026-2027."
3. Fill the personal details here that they will ask for.
4. Uploads the documents that they will ask for.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello,

The JCECE spot round (special round) counselling date for 2025 has not been announced yet. Till now, only the three main rounds are completed.

In 2024, the spot round started in the second week of September. This year, it is also expected around mid or late September, but you should wait for the official notice from JCECEB.

Hope it helps !

Hello Devansh,

Yes, you can take CUET-PG with an active backlog since eligibility is generally having passed a qualifying degree before the admission. But, universities like DU require you to clear all the backlog and submit all final results by a particular deadline (most likely late July).  If your result of the 6th semester is delayed and beyond that timeout, then it may jeopardize your admission, as some systems like IIT JAM admissions close around that same time.

Hi!

If your scholarship hasn’t been received, start by checking your application status on the official scholarship portal of your state. Many times, delays happen because of incomplete verification at the college or district level. Visit your college’s scholarship department and confirm that your application and documents (income certificate, caste certificate, marksheet, bank details) are correctly uploaded and approved. Also, ensure that your bank account is linked to Aadhaar and is active for receiving DBT (Direct Benefit Transfer). If everything is correct and yet payment is delayed, raise a grievance ticket on the portal or contact the district welfare office. Sometimes, scholarship disbursement happens in phases, so you may get it later than others. Keep track of the scholarship release notifications on the official site.

Thank you for reading, and I hope your scholarship is credited soon.

Good afternoon, nearby Institutes Offering Physiotherapy Programs

1. Rajiv Gandhi Paramedical Institute

Located near East Uttam Nagar Metro Station

2. Efforts Institute of Management and Technology (EIMT)

Situated in Mohan Garden, Uttam Nagar, EIMT is approved by AICTE/UGC and explicitly offers a Diploma in Physiotherapy (DPT).

3. Delhi Polytechnic College

A multi-disciplinary polytechnic institute in Uttam Nagar that advertises a wide range of diploma

Broader Degree-Level Colleges for BPT in Delhi

If you're considering a full Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) program with affiliation and recognition, these are some reputable colleges across Delhi worth exploring:

Jamia HamdardOffers recognized BPT and MPT programs

Jamia Millia Islamia, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU)Recognized BPT courses

Amar Jyoti Institute of PhysiotherapyOffers BPT and MPT programs, under Delhi University affiliation

Banarsidas Chandiwala Institute

These institutions are not in Uttam Nagar but are well-established within Delhi’s academic ecosystem.

Bro, with a rank of 35,000, getting into Mirzapur’s government polytechnic for Mechanical Production or Electrical in Round 6 is not guaranteed, but still possible. Last year, Government Polytechnic Mirzapur’s closing rank for Electrical was only around 6,976 in Round 6

But Government Polytechnic Rajgarh (Mirzapur area) gave seats for Mechanical & Automation up to 8,569 in its Round 2 closing rank .

So, here's the deal:

If your rank is close and you have category reservation, your chances improve.

Mechanical Production in newer institutes like Rajgarh might still have seats.

Electrical is more competitive since cutoff is much lower.

My advice? Apply in Round 6, keep options open beyond Mirzapur too, and stay ready to take that seat if it comes!

Hi!

With a rank of 35,000, you still have a fair chance of getting Mechanical Production or Electrical trade in Mirzapur Polytechnic, especially in the later counselling rounds. In the first 2–3 rounds, cut-offs are higher, but by the 5th and 6th rounds, many seats open up as candidates upgrade to better colleges. Keep participating in all rounds and don’t skip reporting if allotted. Also, look at nearby government polytechnic colleges as backup options, since they might have similar courses and better seat availability. Stay ready with documents like domicile, caste certificate (if applicable), and mark sheets to avoid delays during admission. Many students with higher ranks get trades in later rounds simply because they remain active in the counselling process.

You can check this for more information: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/polytechnic

Hello Ashu admission in different polytechnic colleges in UP is done by the couselling board JEECUP across different collages  in different districts .  You can yourself check the opening and closing ranks of various sreams and based on previous year data you can check ,
https://admissions.nic.in/JEECUP/Applicant/report/orcrreport.aspx?enc=Nm7QwHILXclJQSv2YVS+7qMYkJFqElfnj4WD9Sq/X3lU3FvfMVWyPbBFbdSRv44K