B.Ed

B.Ed in haryana is under CRSU, Jind, and they conduct Entrance followed by online Counseling allotment of colleges. The same is done through other states. One has to appear in the Entrance exam. IGNOU also offers B.Ed through distance. Visit their website.

For lecturership, you have to clear NET/SET. It is a must requirement for PGT after clearing TET. You can only teach up to class 12th.

For lecturer, you need to be an M.Sc. Also, you need to clear NET/SET. After B.Ed, you can teach at + 2 levels.
If you want teach in schools up to +2, you can go for B.Ed and then you have to clear TET conducted by states or the center.

Hi,
If you have done B.Sc, doing B.ED will help in getting teaching jobs in schools. Doing M.Sc after B.Sc will help in getting college lecturer jobs (B.Ed is not required in this case).

The minimum eligibility criterion for admission to B. Ed. is that the student must be a graduate in any discipline. The candidate must either have a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) or Bachelor in Commerce (B. Com.) from any recognized university with at least 50% marks in aggregate.

For regular B.Ed, you would be required to go for the entrance exam, incase you clear the same you would be eligible to pursue B.Ed

Yes, they are available in Hindi as well. But English is an important language in law. So, it is advisable to do it in English. Job prospects are high.

Hi,
Both are different fields. B.Ed. is for secondary education i.e. higher and senior secondary and BTC for primary education i.e. up to class eight. Basic or elementary are same things covered in primary but up to class five whereas from sixth class to eighth it is called junior and covered in primary. Beyond secondary, higher education is called tertiary education. Moreover, BTC is a certificate and not equivalent to Bachelor's degree. JBT is also useful but covers up to fifth class under primary education and is basic intended. NTT is intended for nursery classes only.