B.Ed

No, it is not possible to get admission to B.Ed at Utkal University without any entrance test. Because Utkal University takes admission on the basis of the marks scored in qualifying exam and entrance test.

The latest cutoff for Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) at R.C. Saharia Teachers Training college varies yearly based on merit, entrance exams scores and seat availability. Admission is typically based on state-level B.ed. entrance exams or merit in graduation/post graduation (minimum 50-55% for general 45-50% for reserved categories). For the most accurate and update cutoff details, visit the official college website or contact the website admission office directly for further information.

Students can study the 2-year B.Ed programme at distance-learning format through Aristotle College of Education as the programme holds recognition from the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE). Students can pay the course fees amounting to approximately INR 60,000 to INR 80,000 through installment payments. The costs for studies at Aristotle College of Education differ based on what institution you choose and which state you are located in. Check the payment amounts together with certification information by contacting the school directly.

The B.Ed Program offered by Vaagdevi College of Education is an in person full-time programme (2 years). In this B.Ed, they cover pedagogy which involves sociology of education, child development and adolescence. Thus, it covers the full subject area.

Here are the details to get admission in B.Ed at Ram Narayan Institute of Education:

1)You need to upload your class 12th marks , based on this a merit list will be relased.

2)If your name is in merit list, you will get admission in the college.

For the Fee structure , B.Ed fees is around Rs. 45K per year.

The fee range for the BEd programme at Kingston Teacher's Training College is INR 90,000. This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change. The fee might cover various academic expenses like tuition fees, examination fees, library fees, and other relevant charges. It is important to note that the fee structure is subject to change, and candidates are advised to refer to the official website of the institute for the latest and most accurate fee structure. 

Yes, BEd course is available at Kingston Teacher's Training College. The institute offers BEd courses at the PG level. Candidate must meet the eligibility criteria to enrol for BEd course admission set by the college. Aspirants must pass graduation with a 50% aggregate. Kingston Teacher's Training College's admission process is merit-based.

B.Ed eligibility cut-off requires around 50%. You can approach private colleges or state universities with less stringent norms-some admit candidates even with around 45-50% on the basis of the entrance test scores (say, UP B.Ed JEE).

You can also improve your percentage by reappearing for the UG exams through the improvement scheme by your university, if available to do so. Open universities like IGNOU may also offer B.Ed with a less cut-off (about 45%) for working persons.