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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

The possible specialisations are:
1. International Education
2. Indigenous Education
3. Adult Education

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Mukesh DubeyBiology Teacher

Guide-Level 11

B.Ed. is a 2 year course. Currently, practical portion is more than before in this course. It makes you prepared to enter into the teaching job and also equips with the tools for teaching, not only theoretically but practically as well.

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Anil sharma

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Absolutely, you can pursue B.Ed after completing graduation.

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shamsher alam ansariI m a geography teacher

Beginner-Level 5

You have already done DIET and it makes you eligible for school teaching. Now, you can go for MBA or M.Com for other career options.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

The eligibility criteria to pursue B.Ed is graduation degree in any subject. You are eligible to get admission in B.Ed. You are advised to look at detailed eligibility criterion of targeted institutes where you want to do B.Ed.

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Romit jain

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In case, you want regular B.Ed, then apply for entrance or else, you can opt for distance education.

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Romit jain

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Yes, it is completely valid.

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GOWTHAMI MARREDDY

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Yes, you can get a job.

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