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Aneena Abraham

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Hi, before applying to colleges, it is important to know the eligibility criteria based on which students are selected to B.Ed colleges in Ghaziabad. Students can read on to learn more about this eligibility criterion:

  • Educational Qualification:Candidates should have completed their graduation in any stream (that is, Arts, Science, or Commerce) to fulfill B.Ed eligibility criteria. Most of the popular B.Ed colleges allow only candidates who have graduated with at least 45-50% aggregate marks at the UG level.
  • Age Limit:Generally, in most colleges, there is no age restriction for candidates who wish to pursue B.Ed from colleges in Bihar.&n
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Aman Kumar

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Indeed, you are most likely to be eligible to do B.Ed course in St. Thomas College of Education (which most probably is the same St. Thomas College you are talking about, there are two other St. Thomas Colleges in Delhi/NCR). The B.Ed qualification normally needs a Bachelors degree (your B.Sc. Nursing) with a minimum of 50 percent aggregate marks. Although teaching methodology might require a certain subject in some of the institutions, a B.Sc. Nursing degree would suffice in getting admission into B.Ed, so you can start pursuing your career in that field after graduation.

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Pallavi

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The Typical Elegibility Criteria for B.Ed Scholarships in India include:

  • Family income ceiling (usually below INR 2.5–6 lakh/year)
  • Merit or academic performance
  • Reserved category (SC/ST/OBC/Minority/EWS)
  • Regular student in a recognised institution

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Rishabh gupta

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44% in B.Com and a completed D.El.Ed

It is slightly below the 50% cut-off required by most B.Ed programs. But if you belong to any category, then you can get benefits:

SC/ST/OBC/PwD candidates often need only 45%, and your D.El.Ed may provide extra advantage that some private colleges may consider.

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