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Question:
What is the minimum eligibility percentage for B.Ed.?
Question:
Is there a ranking for the colleges in IP University that
can guide me to choose the right college?
Question:
I am from the commerce stream (with maths) in 12th grade.
Am I eligible to pursue a course at IP University?
Question:
What are the future career prospects after BPT (Bachelor
of Physiotherapy)?
Q1.
What is the minimum eligibility percentage for B.Ed.?
Answer:
The minimum eligibility percentage for B.Ed. is 50%
in AISSCE or any equivalent University or Board.
Q2.
Is there a ranking for the colleges in IP University
that can guide me to choose the right college?
Answer:
A ranking system for the colleges in IP University is
being formulated. The new ranking system will be launched
very shortly and will be based on a complete on-site
evaluation of the colleges by the IPUniversity.com team.
Q3.
I am from the
commerce stream (with maths) in 12th grade.
Am I eligible to pursue a course at IP University?
Answer:
Yes, there are a lot of options available for you. You
can go ahead for the Bachelor in Computer Science. It
may sound like this is a science stream course and students
from the commerce stream will not be eligible for it,
but its not like that at all. All you need is 50% in
aggregate in AISSCE or an equivalent degree from an
equivalent University or Borad with Mathematics and
English as compulsory subjects. For more details, contact
Gyan Guru via email and he shall solve your queries
in detail.
Q4.
What are the future career prospects after BPT (Bachelor
of Physiotherapy)?
Answer:
This course holds a bright prospect for the future for
the people who are willing to put in a lot of hard work
and concentration to their work and are willing to help
people in pain. BPT is essentially a paramedical course
as against a medical course as commonly misconcepted
by a lot of people. The course has a duration of four
and a half years of rigorous training which will prepare
you in the art of treating people with acute or general
problems with the normal functioning of the movable
body parts.
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