Hello,

NWAC (Northwest Accreditation Commission) (https://www.seriindia.org/about-nwac.html) is an American board. In India, it is accepted by some schools, colleges, and universities, but not everywhere. Recognition depends on the institution where you apply for higher studies or jobs.

It does not have the same priority as CBSE, ICSE, or State boards in India. For government jobs or competitive exams, Indian boards are always safer.

If you are planning higher studies abroad, NWAC can be useful. But if your goal is only Indian colleges, it may create problems in some places.

So, it is not 100% safe like CBSE or State boards. If you want a tension-free future in India, better to choose a regular Indian board.

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If you have completed graduation in Physical Education with 60%, then your admission/selection will mainly be considered on the basis of your academic marks. Sports certificates are generally given extra weightage or bonus marks only in courses, jobs, or recruitments where a sports quota is applicable. Since you don’t have a sports certificate, you won’t get those extra marks, but your merit will still be calculated purely from your academic percentage. So, sports certificate marks are not compulsory, they are just an added advantage where applicable.

Hey Rafida!

Post Graduate Medical Education Regulation under state PG councelling predictions are nothing but Regular PG medical seats(MD/MS)  government in govt and private colleges that are recognised by National Medical Comission(NMC) and offered through both councelling.

These seats are divided into 50% AIQ and 50%State quota, where the all indian seats are filled through MCC counselling and state quota through state counselling.

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Yes, your graduation from Vinayaka Mission University through distance education in 2015 is valid for UPSC CSE, as VMU was a UGC-recognized deemed university and its programs were approved by the Distance Education Bureau during that period. UPSC accepts any bachelor’s degree from a recognized university, whether regular or distance, so your certificate will be considered valid. Just keep your degree and mark sheets ready for verification.

Yes. In Bhopal, there is a proper process for recognition of Urdu medium schools. The Madhya Pradesh Madrasa Board has its headquarters in Bhopal, and it is the body that registers and recognizes madrasas and other institutions that teach in Urdu medium.

So, if you want to run a madrasa or an Urdu medium institution in Bhopal, you need to get registration and recognition from the Madhya Pradesh Madrasa Board. It is an officially recognized body under the state’s education regulations.

Hello,

Osmania University does not issue an equivalence certificate for degrees from other universities.
In such cases, you can approach the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) or the concerned university/authority where you are applying for admission.
They will verify your degree and confirm if it is valid for admission.
You may need to submit your degree, marks memos, and LAWCET rank card for verification.

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Hi dear candidate,

Yes, the Symbiosis Pune and other branches does accept the BOSSE marksheet as the BOSSE is granted by AIU in India and Ministry of Education also. You can apply for admission in Symbiosis.

Know more at our official website:

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Hello Aspirant,

For Special Education DIET (District Institute of Education and Training) teacher training in West Bengal, you should look for institutes approved by the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI) .

A prominent option is Netaji Subhas Open University (NSOU) , which offers RCI-approved B.Ed. Special Education (ODL/Distance Learning) courses with a regional center in Durgapur.

You can also contact DIET Kolkata or other RCI-approved institutions in West Bengal directly. Always check the RCI website (rehabcouncil.nic.in) for the latest list of approved centers and courses for specific disabilities.

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