M S Ramaiah College of Education News & Updates 2024: Notifications, Notice, Result

The Karnataka B.Ed admission 2024 process is ongoing and the merit list has been released by the officials. The Karnataka B.Ed admission 2024 is based on merit, the final merit list is prepared based on the scores of the candidates in their last qualifying examination. The merit list is published on the official website, karnataka.gov.in on November 19, 2024. The Arts cutoff list is also available on the website. The Department of School Education, Karnataka released the Round 1 Option Entry and eligible students can fill in their preferences for seat allotment. Candidates have to visit the official website to participate in the admission process. Those who have secured a good score have a good chance of getting a seat in their preferred B.Ed colleges. 

The Department of School Education Karnataka will release the Karnataka B.Ed selection list 2024 on the official website, schooleducation.karnataka.gov.in. After the release of the allotment list, students have to collect the admission slips. The Karnataka B.Ed selection list for 1st Round will be released on December 6 and the 2nd Round list will be released on December 21, 2024. The conducting body will notify the date for the release of the admission slip soon. The admission slips for eligible candidates will be available at the district nodal centres. Students who get a seat in the first allotment must collect the admission slip from the district nodal centres and report to the allotted college to complete the admission process. The Round 1 Option Entry link has been activated and students whose names are there on the final merit list need to fill in their seat allotment preference from December 1 to 3, 2024. The cutoff list for the Arts stream has been released on the official website. 

The Haryana Teacher Eligibility Test or HTET 2024 exam, which was scheduled to be conducted on December 7 and 8, 2024, has been postponed due to technical reasons. The revised dates will be made available shortly on the official website @bseh.org.in. The Level III examination is scheduled to be conducted in the evening shift—from 3 pm to 5.30 pm, the Level II exam in the morning session from 10 am to 12.30 pm, and the Level I exam in the evening session from 3 pm to 5.30 pm. Earlier, HTET exam dates were December 7 (for Level III exam) and December 8 (for Level I & II exams). A detailed notification regarding the postponement of the exam has been released on the official website that reads, “All concerned are hereby informed that Haryana Teacher Examination-2024 was to be conducted on 07.12.2024 (Saturday) and 08.12.2024 (Sunday), but due to technical reasons the examination has been postponed. For upcoming dates, visit BSEH website www.bseh.org.in.” If you are wondering how to download the postponement notice, you can do so by visiting the official website of BSEH and clicking on the HTET 2024 examination link available on the home page. A new PDF will be opened where all the details are available. Click on the link below to get access to the official HTET 2024 postponement notification that was released on November 27, 2024.

Subject

Understanding the MCQ Format

How to Guess MCQ Correctly?

How to Apply MCQ Guessing Strategies Effectively?

• Read the Question Carefully: Do not rush to answer the question before you have read it carefully and understood what it wants you to do. If a student misunderstands a specific question they are likely to guess wrong.
• Eliminate Clearly Incorrect Options: Whittle down the options and eliminate the choices that are perceived as wrong or irrelevant. This helps in eliminating what you have to choose from to make the best decision.
• Apply Relevant Guessing Strategies: In the process of guessing, depending on the nature of the question and the offered options, the best strategy must be used to eliminate as many options as possible.
• Use the Process of Elimination: If you are still confused, try using what is left as the answer after crossing out the options that cannot be right.
• Manage Time Wisely: Don’t forget to schedule time well. Focus on questions that you know you can answer and dedicate any remaining time that you have to guess the questions that may be difficult.

Guessing MCQ Tricks for Exams with Negative Marking

• Eliminate Incorrect Options: First, as in previous problems, one should cross out the choices that are unquestionably incorrect.
• Apply Logical Reasoning: If you are not sure, make an educated guess using the information you have gathered in your chosen subject and think through the logical conclusion as to what is the correct answer.
• Avoid Guessing if Unsure: If a student has no proper grounds to lean on and genuinely cannot distinguish between two possible answers, it is rather wise not to answer than to guess and consequently lose points.

Developing a Mindset to Guess MCQ Correctly

• Embrace Uncertainty: Accept the fact that it is normal not to know much for the simple reason that it is an exam and exams have questions that you may not have come across before. Games of guessing should not be looked at as one’s shortcomings or a sign of weakness but rather a chance for one to apply knowledge and skills.
• Practice Consistently: The more frequently you encounter sample MCQ questions and practice varied guessing techniques, the more of an expert you will become at this method.
• Stay Calm and Focused: Pressure can increase the likelihood of making outright guess work that is likely to see the test taker make random choices. Be relaxed and concentrate fully throughout the test to get the best results with your guessing strategies.
• Combine Guessing with Logical Reasoning: Using guess as the only option is considered wrong. Combine it with your knowledge of the subject matter and analytical ability in order to optimise your performance.
• Learn from Mistakes: Devise a plan for reviewing your guessing after the exam and find out the potential ways to enhance it. You can then apply this information in order to improve your tactics for subsequent tests.

Solve MCQ through Contextual Cues

How to Memorise MCQs?

• Use active and engaging ways to memorise multiple choice questions. First break the questions down into pieces that can be easily handled and understood.
• Instead of rote memorization, work on understanding core concepts behind each question and so on. Suppose a question relates to the reasons behind World War I, you’ll summarize the big events that brought the war.
• Write down each question and answer pair as flashcards. Ask the question on one side and write the answer on the other. This gives you a quick test on your knowledge. Say, "What is the capital of France?" Reverse the flashcard and write "Paris."
• You can also use the mnemonic device to enhance memory. Make acronyms or memorable phrases from the answers. To remember that Earth, Mercury, Venus and Mars are terrestrial planets, make a sentence like: My Very Educated Mother. The idea here is to make that information more relatable and easier to get your hands on.
• Include visualising techniques. Suppose that each question is a character and each answer is an action it takes. As an example, what if a character named "Mercury" races by "Venus" and "Earth"? Using this narrative approach, cements the correct answers in your memory.
• Review questions at increasing intervals in order to practice spaced repetition. Today, study a set of questions, revisit in two days, revisit again in a week. This method makes memory retention over time.
• Take practice quizzes like a memory enhancing game. You could test your knowledge in a playful way using online platforms such as Quizlet, Kahoot. It also builds confidence, and helps reinforce learning.
• Group similar questions together when you are studying. Take, for instance, all geography-related questions and cluster them in one session and all history-related questions in another. It is this categorization that will help you organise your thoughts, plus it is more likely to help you recall later because of the sensory details included.
• Consider finally getting enough sleep before exams. Memory consolidation is dependent on sleep. Memorise your flashcards just before bed to improve retention when you sleep.