B.Ed.

The B.Ed course is a two-year professional degree program designed to provide the necessary knowledge for individuals aspiring to become teachers.

It is considered the initial formal education for educators, primarily aiming to prepare candidates for senior secondary teaching positions.

The program is ideal for those interested in pursuing careers in teaching, planning and policy development, curriculum development, examination management, and student counselling.

The B.Ed course is accredited by the National Council of Teacher Education (NCTE).

Although the B.Ed course includes "bachelor's" in its name, it is not an undergraduate degree and requires candidates to have graduated with an aggregate of 50% or more.

B.Ed can be pursued through various modes, including full-time regular B.Ed, distance B.Ed, part-time B.Ed, and integrated B.Ed, with the duration varying according to the specific course.

Admission to B.Ed courses can be obtained through merit or entrance exams.

D.El.Ed.

D.El.Ed is short for Diploma in Elementary Education, a two-year full-time diploma course that aims to train teachers for primary-level teaching. The course curriculum is designed to give students a solid understanding of various teaching concepts, including child management principles, educational practices, and the crucial role that teachers play in shaping children's personalities.

The DElEd course includes theoretical and practical components, with classes and an internship to give students a deeper insight into real-life teaching situations.

Some of the main job roles for D.El.Ed. graduates include Elementary School Teachers, Childcare Providers, Content Reviewers, and Educational Consultants.

With the primary focus on education at the elementary level, prominent employers include Kindergartens, Nursery Schools, and Montessori Schools.

After completing the course, individuals can also take the CTET or state-level TET exams to improve their job prospects.

Candidates can pursue further education by enrolling in programs such as B.Ed and M.Ed.

4 Years integrated.

BA B.Ed. is a four-year-long integrated course that carries a combination of theoretical classes and internships.

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An integrated bachelor's degree combines a B.A (Bachelor of Arts) and a B.Ed (Bachelor of Education).

This course is specifically designed for teaching in senior primary and secondary schools. It covers subjects such as Mathematics, Science, Languages, and Social Sciences with a focus on teaching fundamental concepts. The course prioritizes teacher education and the specific subjects they will teach.

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This program follows the guidelines of the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) and emphasizes imparting knowledge to help students consolidate their understanding of the education sector, gain expertise in specific areas, and develop strong research skills.

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After completing an integrated degree, students must complete internships. BA B.Ed. Internships are a training period during which students teach a class full of students and are evaluated on the lesson.

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Admission to a 4 year integrated course can be obtained through merit or entrance exams.