B.Ed

The exam is conducted in the month of May and June.
For more clarity refer: www.bbau.ac.in.

Gujarat University is a government approved college and UGC recognized.

Hi Sweta,
You have done your PG in human development and you have done B.Sc in home science also and apart from that you have done B.Ed also so there is no problem at all, you can teach geography and history to not only 8th and 9th but you can teach up to the college level.

No, it is not necessary to pursue D.Ed. After completing your graduation or Masters with 50%, you can pursue B.Ed from both regular and distance mode.

What I know, is all over in India minmum percentage is for general category is 50% and 45% for other category is necessary for B.Ed. But, many college of Andhra Pradesh offer the same course for students who scored below 45%. But, it is valid for students in Andhra Pradesh only. So, look for the same college through Google. Best of luck.

The eligibility criteria is a minimum of 50% marks for general category and a minimum of 45% for other categories such as SC, ST, OBC, MOBC, specially-abled, etc.

For doing B.Ed, one must secure a minimum of 50% and for other than general category, a minimum of 45% is required.

TET eligibility:
1) You must be of Indian origin.
2) A graduation degree from a recognized university.
3) A B.Ed degree is also mandatory.
4) At least 50 percent marks.
5) There is no age limit to appear for the exam.
TGT Eligibility criteria:
Candidate should be complete graduation or any equivalent degree with at least of 50% marks.
Candidate should be a citizen of India.
The minimum age is 21 years and there is no maximum age limit.

Sorry, there is no such provision of getting fee reimbursement while pursuing a B.Ed program.
The colleges have relaxation in the fee based on the cast and at times based on your percentages in academics.