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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Please check for your eligibility to pursue B.Ed from the criteria mentioned below:
B.Ed: Eligibility:
Successful completion of graduation in any of Bachelor of Arts B.A. or Bachelor of Science B.Sc. or Bachelors in Commerce B.Com from a recognised university
A minimum aggregate score of 50% in graduation
A minimum aggregate score of 55% at post-graduate level
Regards.
B.Ed: Eligibility:
Successful completion of graduation in any of Bachelor of Arts B.A. or Bachelor of Science B.Sc. or Bachelors in Commerce B.Com from a recognised university
A minimum aggregate score of 50% in graduation
A minimum aggregate score of 55% at post-graduate level
Regards.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Preparation tips for B.Ed entrance exam:
Refer to Basic English books, browse through the topics mentioned above and try attempting exercises related to each topic. Take some online tests. There are many English tests available online that will help you judge where you stand. Develop a habit of reading English newspapers on a regular basis. This will help improve vocabulary. Try learning few new words on a daily basis. Also learn their antonyms and synonyms. This way, you would have developed a decent word bank even before you know it. Regards.
Refer to Basic English books, browse through the topics mentioned above and try attempting exercises related to each topic. Take some online tests. There are many English tests available online that will help you judge where you stand. Develop a habit of reading English newspapers on a regular basis. This will help improve vocabulary. Try learning few new words on a daily basis. Also learn their antonyms and synonyms. This way, you would have developed a decent word bank even before you know it. Regards.
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rahul r
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Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding admissions for B.Ed in IGNOU. You should be able to download college brochure which contains details regarding admission guidelines for a course in B.Ed from IGNOU. Alternatively, you can also visit college website for details on how to secure admission for this particular course. Regards. https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/course/bachelor-of-education-b-ed-indira-gandhi-national-open-university-saket-delhi-83902.
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Megha Aggarwal
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The test languages are Malayalam/Kannada/Tamil, and you need to select the medium of instruction as at the time of submitting the application.
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Megha Aggarwal
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B.Ed exam has two parts. Part A comprises of General English Comprehension, Logical & Analytical Reasoning, Educational & General Awareness and Teaching-Learning & the School. Part B has Science, Mathematics, Social Studies, English and Hindi (anyone of these).
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rahul r
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Career Opportunities after B.Ed:
To become a successful professional in teaching field one should have a minimum qualification in Bachelor of Education. The job opportunities for these professionals are numerous. They can find employment in various government and government-aided institutions. For this recruitment the government organizes SET. After qualifying, this examination one can join as a teacher in any government school in the State. The B.Ed graduates can teach in high primary and high school level.
The M.Ed graduates can find employment in schools anywhere in the country after qualifying the NET. They can teach in higher second
To become a successful professional in teaching field one should have a minimum qualification in Bachelor of Education. The job opportunities for these professionals are numerous. They can find employment in various government and government-aided institutions. For this recruitment the government organizes SET. After qualifying, this examination one can join as a teacher in any government school in the State. The B.Ed graduates can teach in high primary and high school level.
The M.Ed graduates can find employment in schools anywhere in the country after qualifying the NET. They can teach in higher second
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Pratyush maurya
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Hello Amala,
Yes, you can opt for English as an optional subject in B.Ed+M. Ed.
Yes, you can opt for English as an optional subject in B.Ed+M. Ed.
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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
Guide-Level 13
Dear Rich,
Since you have completed your graduation and PG, you are eligible for B.Ed. However, it depends on your state's policy about the minimum required percentage for admission into B.Ed course. Just go through the government's eligibility criteria. I personally believe it should be 50%. If it is so, then you can apply for B.Ed on PG basis. I hope, this would suffice.
Since you have completed your graduation and PG, you are eligible for B.Ed. However, it depends on your state's policy about the minimum required percentage for admission into B.Ed course. Just go through the government's eligibility criteria. I personally believe it should be 50%. If it is so, then you can apply for B.Ed on PG basis. I hope, this would suffice.
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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
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Dear Amir,
Yes, you can Pursue B.Ed regarding your major subject in under graduation. A graduation in any discipline with 50% marks (without rounding off). For general, OBC 45% marks for reserved category. All the Best for your future.
Yes, you can Pursue B.Ed regarding your major subject in under graduation. A graduation in any discipline with 50% marks (without rounding off). For general, OBC 45% marks for reserved category. All the Best for your future.
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