Hello Sapna,

LPA stands for lakhs per annum that is how many lakhs you will be given every year. If it is 1.2 LPA that means 1,20,000 is your annual salary which when divided by number of months gives your monthly salary.

1,20,000 =10,000

12

that is you will have a monthly salary of 10,000. Hope this helps and Good luck.

Hello,

If you're pursuing any program through distance mode, and if it has online facility like most of the universities nowadays have, for instance in IGNOU there is no need to provide migration certificate, and moreover for admission in majority of master's degree there is not even any such restriction as in terms of aggregate factor, you simply need to pass bachelor's degree, hence migration certificate isn't mandatory, you can show the proof of any scanned documents from your bachelor's degree course such as mark sheet which will be more than enough, so one thing which you can do in enroll for BEd through regular mode since it's a training based course, and pursue master's degree through distance mode, you can also visit the official website of the concerned universities to know more details regarding this.

Hello,

Are you enquiring about pgdca assignment for IGNOU, if yes then today is the last date for submission of assignments, whether or not it will be extended is difficult to say as there is no official notification released for the same, but since June TEE exams are postponed until further notice the chances are there that assignments submission date can be extended further, however to get the exact details by the officials regarding this, stay updated at ignou.ac.in

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Hello candidate,

There are different colleges in the country such as Delhi University, Indira Gandhi National open University, Chennai University, and many more which have different dates for registration of their B.Ed courses.

So, it would be great if you kindly mention the name of the college for which you are interested for applying.

Feel free to ask other queries.

Have a good day!!

Hello,

If you have failed in your semester exams or have any backlogs and if you have not cleared then then your degree has not been completed yet. You have to clear your pending backlogs otherwise you won't be able to apply for any exam.

Good Luck.

Hi

No, you cannot do graduation directly after 10th .

This is because,

In order to be eligible for doing graduation you need to first complete your 10+2 /intermediate. For instance, to study class 10, you have to first pass class 9th . Same is the case here. One needs to pass 10th -> then 11th and 12th -> and then graduation

As you will do 10+2 now in order to do graduation so to help you further,

I would like to tell you that in 10+2 you have 3 streams and y ou have to choose any one of the 3 -  science  Commerce , Arts/Humanities streams.

-)Science :- You get to study subjects like physics, chemistry, biology ,computer science, maths etc. You can go for maths or PCM i.e  physics, chemistry , maths group, you should basically choose this if you want to pursue engineering in future. You can go for Biology or PCB group i.e  physics, chemistry biology. You should choose PCB group if you want to get into medical field like mbbs, bds etc in future . You can even go for PCMB group if you are interested in studying both Maths and Biology in your 10+2.

-)Commerce :- You get to study subjects like Accounts, Business studies, Economics & Maths ,Commerce etc. If you want to become a chartered accountant, company secretary, financial advisor etc in future, then commerce is for you. In commerce you acquire commercial knowledge required for business.

-)Arts :- If you like subjects like history, polity etc then you can go for Arts. You get to study subjects like History, Geography, Literature, Political Science, economics etc. You should go for arts if you aspire to get into Journalism, literature,languages, history, psychology etc.

Thank you

Hello,

You can appear in UPSC exam, and you can try for IPS cadre, SSC also recruits for Assistant Sub Inspector in CISF so you can appear for SSC CPO, both the exams have eligibility criteria of passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized board, but IPS is the best option, there are also state level exams as in state PSCs which you can keep an eye on official website for latest updates.

Hello,

There are exams conducted at state level as in state PSCs or at national level you can appear for UPSC and choose Indian Police Service cadre, the eligibility criteria to appear in UPSC is passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, you can also apply  in the final year, and you need to be 21 years old in order to appear for the exam.