Hi,

Since you have less than 50% in your graduation but are currently pursuing ECCE and working as an early years teacher, here are some ways you can still pursue a B.Ed.:

1. Master's Degree: Consider completing a Master’s degree with at least 50% marks. This can make you eligible for B.Ed. programs.

2. Institutions with Relaxed Criteria: Some colleges, especially private ones, may have more flexible eligibility rules or recognize your teaching experience and ECCE background.

3. Specialized B.Ed. Programs: Explore B.Ed. programs focused on early childhood education, which may have different eligibility requirements.

Reach out to the institutions you’re interested in to check their criteria and options. Your experience in early education will definitely be a valuable asset. Best of luck!

Hi,

Admission to B.Ed course 2025-2027 is expected to begin in May or June in most university or institution. However, some university may start admission earlier.

To pursue B.Ed Students need to appear for entrance exams like UP B.Ed JEE, TS EDCET, Bihar B.Ed CET or many University based entrance Test. Some University offer direct merit based admission.

To get admission Students must have passed a bachelor's degree with at least 50% aggregate in their bachelor's degree from a recognized university.

Hope this information will help you

Yes, you can pursue a regular D.El.Ed. course along with a graduation program (B.A./B.Sc./B.Com) through IGNOU, provided you manage the workload and timing effectively, as D.El.Ed. is a full-time course. After completing both, you are eligible to apply for IGNOU B.Ed., provided you meet their criteria, which typically include a minimum of 50% marks in graduation and a teaching qualification like D.El.Ed. Additionally, having two years of teaching experience in a recognized school can enhance your eligibility for IGNOU B.Ed. Make sure to verify the latest guidelines from IGNOU and your state’s education board.

Hello there,

Yes, a 2-year B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education) degree is valid and widely recognized in India for teaching careers in schools. Here’s how it works:

Eligibility:

• Requires a bachelor's degree (B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., etc.) with at least 50-55% marks (varies by college).
  
  
• SC/ST/OBC candidates often get a relaxation of 5%.
  
  Scope:
  
  
• Primary and Secondary Teaching : Qualify to teach in schools (government and private).
  
  
• TET/CTET : Mandatory for government school teaching jobs.
• PGT : Pursue M.Ed. for Post Graduate Teacher roles or higher qualifications.
  
  Government Job Eligibility:
  
  
• Approved by NCTE (National Council for Teacher Education), making it valid for teaching exams like TET, CTET, DSSSB, KVS, NVS , etc.
  
  Alternative Paths:
  
  
• For graduates, B.El.Ed. (Bachelor of Elementary Education, 4 years) or Integrated B.Ed. courses are other options.

A 2-year B.Ed. degree is sufficient and works well for a teaching career!


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I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello

The fee for a 2 year B.Ed (Bachelor of Education) program after completing a BA (Bachelor of Arts) varies depending on the type of institution.

Here's a general breakdown:

1. Government college

Fee Range: Rs 10,000 - Rs 50,000 per year .

These colleges are more affordable and provide subsidies for reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) and PWD candidates .

2. Private college

Fee Range: Rs 50,000 - Rs 2,00,000 per year .

Private institutions charge higher fees but may provide better infrastructure and placement opportunities.

3. Distance Education

Fee Range: Rs 25,000 - Rs 50,000 for the entire course .

These programs are flexible and cost-effective .

Hope this information helps you .

Thank you

Hello,

For applying for a scholarship, you should follow these points:

1. Gap Certificate : Required if there's a break between your PG and B.Ed. admissions.
2. PG Certificate : Essential if the scholarship requires proof of your completed PG degree.
3. Scholarship Criteria : Check scholarship guidelines to determine if a gap certificate is needed, based on your transition between PG and B.Ed.
4. Documents Needed : Usually, a gap certificate isn't needed unless there’s an extended gap between studies; focus on your latest academic certificates (PG and B.Ed. admission proof).

Hope it helps !

Yes, you can prepare for the exam. The minimum eligibility is to have a minimum of 50% marks in graduation but there is 5% relaxation for the reserved categories. If you have cleared the CTET exam, you are eligible for the exam and prepare well to get a good score.

To be eligible for the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT) Social Science exam, candidates must meet the following criteria:

1.Have a bachelor's degree in any subject from a recognized university with at least 45% marks in aggregate

2.Have a B.Ed degree from a recognized university

3.Have qualified for CTET Paper II

4.Have a working knowledge of Hindi

5.Be under 30 years of age

The minimum qualifying marks for the DSSSB exam are: 40% for general category candidates, 35% for OBC candidates, and 30% for SC/ST/PwD candidates.

With all these eligibility criteria any candidate can give tgt social science exam.from your details one thing is missing that is b.ed course so you need to do b.ed first to be eligible for the exam.

B. Ed course details here

The last day to submit applications for the B.Sc B.Ed course for the 2025-26 academic session is expected to be July 31, 2025, considering the date to be for Pan-India. However, it is important to note that this is a tentative date and may vary depending on the specific university or institution you are applying to.

The last day to submit applications for the B.Sc B.Ed course for the 2025-26 academic session is expected to be July 31, 2025, considering it to be Pan-India. However, it is important to note that this is a tentative date and may vary depending on the specific university or institution you are applying to.