Candidates need to fulfill the eligibility criteria, as laid by the SCERT DIET Admission authorities. Check the criteria for both the courses from below:-
Age Limit – SCERT DIET Candidates should not be older than 24 years, whereas, there is a relaxation of 05 years for SC / ST / PwD candidates.
Physical fitness – SCERT DIET Candidates must be in good health and should be free from any defect/communicable disease. Aspirants have to SCERT DIET Application submit a medical certificate from a registered MBBS or equivalent recognized degree doctor to prove the same.
Educational Qualification –
►Candidates seeking admission to SCERT DPSE / D.El.Ed. 2020-21 course must have passed 10+2 (Senior School Certificate Examination) of CBSE or its equivalent examination from any other recognized Board/University.
►They must have obtained 50% marks in 10+2 (Senior School Certificate Examination) or its equivalent exam (45% in case of SC / ST / PwD).
►For calculating the marks obtained in 10+2 (Senior School Certificate Examination) exam conducted by CBSE, best 5 subjects including at least one language will be considered.
►Likewise, for other boards/universities, aggregate of marks in best 5 subjects including at least one language in which she is required to pass for qualifying in Senior School Certificate Examination (10+2) or its equivalent.
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Age Limit – SCERT DIET Candidates should not be older than 24 years, whereas, there is a relaxation of 05 years for SC / ST / PwD candidates.
Physical fitness – SCERT DIET Candidates must be in good health and should be free from any defect/communicable disease. Aspirants have to SCERT DIET Application submit a medical certificate from a registered MBBS or equivalent recognized degree doctor to prove the same.
Educational Qualification –
►Candidates seeking admission to SCERT DPSE / D.El.Ed. 2020-21 course must have passed 10+2 (Senior School Certificate Examination) of CBSE or its equivalent examination from any other recognized Board/University.
►They must have obtained 50% marks in 10+2 (Senior School Certificate Examination) or its equivalent exam (45% in case of SC / ST / PwD).
►For calculating the marks obtained in 10+2 (Senior School Certificate Examination) exam conducted by CBSE, best 5 subjects including at least one language will be considered.
►Likewise, for other boards/universities, aggregate of marks in best 5 subjects including at least one language in which she is required to pass for qualifying in Senior School Certificate Examination (10+2) or its equivalent.