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Yes, there are several universities in India that offer Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) programs through distance education. These programs are designed for individuals who wish to pursue a teaching career but require flexibility due to personal or professional commitments.

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No, you need a master’s degree to be eligible for the CSIR NET examination. As a B.Sc. B.Ed. student, you cannot take the examination in 2024 without a master’s degree. There is no alternative you should atleast have a Master's degree to be eligible for the examination.

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To be eligible for the CSIR NET exam, you need a master’s degree (M.Sc. or equivalent) in a relevant science subject. Your B.Sc. B.Ed. degree with 73% marks is a good achievement, but it does not meet the eligibility criteria for the CSIR NET exam. You would need to pursue and complete a master's degree to be eligible

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Hello Aspirant,

Unfortunately, colleges do not accept applications from candidates who have a backlog in one or more subjects. You need to clear all your backlogs and appear for the re-examination before the application dates are released for BEd courses so that you become eligible for at least applying. This applies for placements also. Companies do not even consider you as a candidate for their application process if you have a backlog. That is why it is very important to not carry any back papers in your final year college.

HELLO BINAL!

It is very difficult to pursue BEd after scoring 49% marks in graduation. In other words, you cannot pursue BEd with 49% marks.

To be eligible for BEd, you must have  minimum 50% aggregate marks in graduation. Minimum percentage may vary according to the different universities.

A score of 0 to 49% in the BEd examination is considered fail.

For ST and SC category the minimum requirement  is 45% marks.

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