Career options after PUC - Newshores

Career options after PUC - Newshores
What next after the 2nd PU failed students join the degree program? The students coming in the classroom will have all the educational components same as other merit students, there is no distinction between students who come via Inclusive Education, and those through regular merit admissions. As a matter of policy, student’s credentials and academic background are kept confidential, enabling students to study confidently with other students. After puc science fail
New Shores along with National Institute of Open Schooling (N.I.O.S) offers the opportunity for 2nd PU failed students to save a precious year and rise at par with the other meritorious students by overcoming the 2nd PU failure by bridging the PU backlog subjects. Students can join a full time regular BCA or BBM or B.Com or B.Sc degree at New Shores under Bangalore University. Courses after 12th commerce fail Once 2nd PUC failed students join the regular degree under Bangalore University through Inclusive Education Program; the college provides counseling and academic support for 2nd PU failed students to clear the failed subjects in PUC through N.I.O.S (Click here to know about N.I.O.S). Career options after puc at New Shores has secured 100% pass percentage for 12th standard (Senior Secondary) NIOS since 2013. This statistic provides a comforting assurance of saving a precious year.
New Shores Governing Council decided to launch ‘Inclusive Education Program’ to give 2nd PUC/12th failed students an opportunity to study at New Shores in undergraduate program uncompromisingly. The number of admissions offered under Inclusive Education Program is limited and offered on first come first serve basis.
For more details visit us:
http://www.newshores.in/2nd-pu-failed/
connect@newshores.in
918066731100


Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

After puc science fail,Career options after puc - Newshores

Image
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR THE DIFFERENTLY ABLED. Einstein once remarked “Everybody is genius, but if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” Not every student’s competencies are accurately measurable in the way an education system could standardize.  Many exceptionally talented and gifted students don’t cut it in the board exams due to various reasons. However it does not mean that they are: academically incompetent and hence do not deserve a second chance, should not get the best quality education that their counterparts are eligible for. To address this issue, New Shores Governing Council decided to launch ‘Inclusive Education Program’ to give 2nd PUC/12th failed students an opportunity to study at New Shores in undergraduate program uncompromisingly. The number of admissions offered under Inclusive Education Program is limited and offered on first come first serve basis. New Shores along with N...
Read more

NEW SHORES INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE - SUBVERTING THE PARADIGM OF EDUCATION.

New Shores International College is an innovative and dynamic college which delivers the best in inter-disciplinary education in a unique, and uniquely stimulating, way. Our cross-disciplinary approach educates students to think both widely and deeply, allowing the intellect to explore beyond the confines of a traditional education. Graduates leave New Shores as well-informed and rounded personalities, able to apply wide-ranging analytical & creative skills and aware of the wider world and their own potential to operate within it. The New Shores educational philosophy distinguishes between “expanding the mind’s powers” and “storing it with knowledge”. Naturally, our students are required to learn and retain a body of data, but, crucially, they are also taught to apply critical analysis and creativity to whatever that data might be. We achieve these challenging goals by structuring our programmes into two phases: in the first, students apply themselves to a wide range of stud...
Read more