Rajasthan PTET 2017 Results!

The PTET Results for the year 2017 has been declared recently. The Maharshi Dayanand Saraswathi University has declared these Results. The candidates who have appeared for the exams can check with their Results by visiting the official website ptet2017.com.

The Results were announced on 14th May 2017. The examination happened for selecting the eligible candidates and then granting them the admission to continue studying B.Ed college within the state. The applicants are widely invited by the MDSU Ajmer from the candidates who have at least 50 percentage of marks in their Bachelor’s or Master’s degree. The merit list shall be prepared based upon the performance of the candidates and their Results in PTET 2017.
Once the Results get declared, the teacher education allotment will happen in the form of online counseling.

The candidates need to find the details about the counseling programme from the leading newspapers within the State and can even check them with websites like ptet2017.net and ptet2017.com. The candidates need to go through with the counseling schedule that shall be released at these places.
The candidates who are not able to perform during the online counseling or refuse to get the allotted college from the online counselling, shall lose their own PTET merit position and can never get considered for an admission to pursue B.Ed. course. After the college allotment happens, the candidates can never make any kind of request to change or transfer the place of college. The admission fees for the course must be deposited by the candidate and it shall not be refunded under any circumstances. The payment must be done immediately when the candidate clears the counselling session and gets allotted for a seat.

The MDSU Rajasthan has even released a press note for the PTET exam and it was published on 20th January 2017.


Source: Internet




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Pros and Cons of Full Time MBA vs Part Time MBA

Image
Any quality MBA programme , part-time or full-time, will demand a significant amount of your time and energy. Finding one that fits comfortably into your life and schedule will be challenging at best. Deciding on going full-time or part-time will be based mainly on your own personal situation; however’ each offers specific pros and cons. The Full-Time Option (one-year and two-year full time courses) The most cited advantage of attending a full-time one-year MBA or a full-time two-year MBA is that students can devote as much time as possible to the extraordinary amount of coursework without being stretched too thin by other competing demands. Immersion and Networking A full-time program means that you and your classmates are fully immersed in coursework’ group projects’ and out of class activities’ so you get to know them extremely well. Networking among classmates is one of the greatest benefits attending full-time. B-schools generally admit studen...
Read more

New JNU hostel to allot 75% rooms to north-east students

Image
A new hostel is going to come up on the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus in New Delhi, where 75 per cent of the rooms will be allotted to the students from the northeast, Union minister Jitendra Singh said on Monday. The announcement was made on July 24, 2017, by the Union Minister of State for the Development of North East India Jitendra Singh. He laid down the foundation stone for the new hostel that will be called Barak Hostel after the Barak River in the north-east. Although the construction of the hostel has been pending for up to three years, the minister said that the hostel will most likely be operational after 20 months. The estimated cost of building the hostel will sum up to Rs. 29 crores. Click here: It will comprise five floors and will accommodate up to 400 students including both boys and girls. Inaugurating the construction site, Singh said that there is a lot that one can learn from the people of north-east India, adding that scholar...
Read more

B.Tech admission 2018 at Naval Academy, Ezhimala

Image
Indian Navy has invited applications from unmarried males, for admission to the  10+2 (B.Tech) Cadet Entry Scheme (Permanent Commission) four years degree course commencing in January 2018, at Indian Naval Academy at Ezhimala in Kannur district of Kerala.   Eligibility     Applicant should have been born between July 2, 1998 and January 1, 2001 (both dates inclusive) and should have passed senior secondary examination (10+2 Pattern) or its equivalent examination from any Board with at least 70% aggregate marks in physics, chemistry and mathematics (PCM) and at least 50% marks in English in either in Class X or Class XII. Applicant should also have appeared for JEE (Main) Examination. Applicants have to satisfy the prescribed physical standards given at relating height and weight, eye sight and more.  Details are available on the naval recruitment website joinindiannavy.gov.in.     The short listing of applicants ...
Read more