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The 2025 B.Ed admission process in the Maharana Pratap College of Mahendragarh will take place mostly after the state university or government body (normally held around June to August every year) announces its entrance process on B.Ed or the centralised counselling process.

It is recommendable that you frequently visit the official webpage of the college, or log to the portal of the affiliated university (such as CRSU or MDU, where relevant), to be updated on admission schedule, application date and counselling procedure.

Good afternoon ,as of now, the B.Ed admission process for Maharana Pratap College of Education, Mehendragarh (Haryana) for the 2025 academic year is expected to follow the state-level schedule set by Indira Gandhi University, Meerpur, to which the college is affiliated.

Expected Admission Timeline for B.Ed 2025

Application Start: Likely in August 2025

Last Date to Apply: Around mid-September 2025

Merit List/Counselling: Late September to October 2025

Classes Begin: October–November 2025

The college follows a merit-based admission system, considering marks from your graduation degree. There may also be a counselling round conducted by the university or state education board.

After completing class 10, there are some job options available, especially if you want to start earning early. But most of the good and stable jobs need at least class 12 or a diploma. Still, here are some options you can try after class 10:

You can apply for government jobs like Multi Tasking Staff (MTS), Police Constable (some states), Railway Group D, Indian Army soldier (general duty), or SSC GD constable. These jobs usually need class 10 qualification and you must clear written and physical tests.

You can also do private jobs like data entry operator, delivery boy, office assistant, receptionist, store helper, or customer care executive. These jobs don’t need high education, but basic skills like computer use, speaking skills, and honesty are important.

If you want a better future, it is good to first complete a diploma or skill course. You can do ITI (Electrician, Fitter, Mechanic), Polytechnic Diploma (Engineering fields), or short-term courses like computer basics, graphic design, tally, or spoken English. After these, you can get better job offers and higher salaries.

Some people also start small businesses or freelancing after class 10, if they have skills like repairing, tailoring, photography, or content writing.

So yes, you can get jobs after class 10, but if possible, try to study further to get better chances.

website:
https://www.ncs.gov.in
https://www.apprenticeshipindia.gov.in
https://iti.nic.in
https://www.ssc.nic.in

You have a rank of 2334 in SHRESHTA 2025 and the round three seat allotment result has been declared, but you still did not get a school. This means that even though your rank is within the selected range, all the available seats may have already been filled by students with higher ranks.

SHRESHTA selects around 3000 SC students every year, so your rank is within that limit. But due to limited number of schools and high competition, not all selected students may get a seat in the first few rounds.

If you did not get a seat in round three, there is still a small chance that you may get one if any seats become vacant due to cancellation or if there is another round. You should regularly check the official SHRESHTA website for updates or notices about extra rounds or spot admissions.

website:
https://shreshta.admissions.nic.in
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As per the CDS OTA eligibility criteria, for female candidates applying to the Officers Training Academy (OTA), the age limit is 19 to 25 years (unmarried females only).

Since your date of birth is 16th June 2005, you will turn:

21 years old in June 2026,

25 years old in June 2030.

CDS exam is conducted twice every year, so you’ll be eligible from the year you complete graduation (2026) till you turn 25 in 2030.

Your eligible attempts:

CDS 2 2026

CDS 1 2027

CDS 2 2027

CDS 1 2028

CDS 2 2028

CDS 1 2029

CDS 2 2029

CDS 1 2030 (maybe last)

So, you will have around 7 to 8 attempts to appear for CDS OTA before you cross the maximum age limit.

Hello,

The cost of a diploma in neurotechnology varies greatly in India, mostly depending on whether the college is private or government - funded. Students who complete this two - year paramedical program will be able to diagnose and treat neurological problems using advanced equipment.

Government College:

• Typically ranges from 10,000 to 30,000

Private Colleges:

• Ranges from 50,000 to 2,80,000

We recommend you to read Careers360 articles for more information.

The fee structure varies by institute. On average, it ranges from Rs.25,000 to Rs.80,000 per year in government colleges, and Rs.1,00,000 to Rs.2,50,000 per year in private colleges. You should check the official website of the specific institute for accurate details.

The fees for a diploma in neurotechnology depends on the college. In government colleges, the fees are less. For example, in Government Medical College Kottayam, the total fee for two years is around Rs 10,500. In SCTIMST Thiruvananthapuram, the fee is about Rs 43,020 for the full course. The tuition fee per year there is around Rs 20,000.

In private colleges, the fees are much higher. It can go above Rs 2,00,000 for the full course.

So if you are looking for a low-cost option, government colleges are better.

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Hello,

Primarily, to pursue a diploma in neurotechnology, you need to pay the fees of INR 15,000 to INR 231,000 yearly; this may depend on your institute type. While the government colleges charge fewer fees, private colleges charge more. Also, fees may depend on the location and course duration. These are some factors that decide your fees for a diploma in neurotechnology.

I hope it will clear your query!!

good afternoon ,here's a detailed look at the fee structure for the Diploma in Neurotechnology based on current data from multiple institutions:

Typical Fee Range

Annual Tuition Fee: 25,000 to 60,000

Course Duration: 1 to 2 years

Total Estimated Cost: 50,000 to 1,20,000 (excluding hostel and other charges)

Sample College Fee Structures

Parul University    Vadodara, Gujarat    50,000–60,000

Lisie College of Allied Health Sciences    Ernakulam, Kerala    40,000–55,000

Ananthapuri Hospitals & Research Institute    Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala    30,000–45,000

Bharat Educational Trust    Kottayam, Kerala    25,000–40,000

Allied Healthcare Council of India    Ghaziabad, UP    30,000–50,000

These fees generally cover tuition, lab usage, and basic administrative costs. Additional charges may apply for hostel, exam fees, and registration.