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PGDELT ASSIGNMENT 2025-26 INSTRUCTIONS Listening & Speaking Reading Writing Language Work Methods & Materials Teacher Development
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Result of 15 Days Programme on Spoken English and English Language Pedagogy for the Primary School Teachers of Lakshadweep Please click here for Batch 1 (07.04.2025 from 21.04.2025) Results Please click here for Batch 2 (13.05.2025 from 27.05.2025) Results Declared on 02/09/2025
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Diploma in English Language Teaching 2025-26 Intimation of Roll Numbers Course no.13
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Inviting Application for Guest Lecturer Notification dt.09.07.2026 Application Format Last date 31.07.2026
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Annual Academic Calendar for the year 2025-26 Click here to download the Annual Academic Programmes Click here to download the dates of academic programmes Click here to download the Annual Budget
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DIEC Admission Open 2024-25 DIEC Admission Information Download Application Download Last date for admission is 30.05.2024
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Year 2019-2020 PGDELT Examination Notification Click here Silver Jubilee News Letter (1963 – 1988) – Click here to read…
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The year is 1959. A momentous decision is taken by the Education Department of the Government of Madras to start the teaching of English in Std. V instead of in Std. VI. Seemingly quite simple. But it carried difficult implications. Std. VI was part of middle schools (Std. VI – VIII) and high schools (Std.
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