B.Ed

Hi, it can be observed that majority of the B.Ed colleges in Faridabad have an average tuition fee of less than INR 2 lakh; making it a very inexpensive mode to pursue B.Ed in Faridabad.

Hi, there are around 15+ best B.Ed colleges in Faridabad that offer full time BEd courses. All of the top B.Ed colleges in Faridabad are owned privately. Manav Rachna University, Lingaya's Vidyapeeth, Vision Institute of Applied Studies, Shiv College of Education and AL Falah University are the top B.Ed colleges in Faridabad.

Hi, listed below are the top BEd colleges in Faridabad with their tuition fee and eligibility criteria:

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The standard duration of the VMOU B.Ed programme is two years. However, the university provides the option to extend their study period up to a maximum of five years if students require more time to complete the programme.

VMOU B.Ed fee structure includes various components such as tuition fee, examination fees, training fees, etc. As per the structure, the total tuition fee is INR 53,800 lakh. To know the other fees, candidates are advised to visit the official website of the university.

Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

Yes, B.Ed is available at VMOU. It is a UG-level course offered in online mode. Moreover, the medium of this course is Hindi. Admission to this programme is made based on students performance in the entrance conducted by the university. Students can apply for the preferred course by visiting the official website of the university.

Yes, in some cases, you can directly take admission to a B.Ed course in a Secondary Training College without sitting in the Common Admission Process (CAP), as per the college regulations and state norms, but most of the colleges will require you to sit in an entrance test or merit-based admission based on your graduation marks; always ask the concerned college about their admission process.

Yes, there are provisions in many of the institutions for completing their incomplete B.Ed. It depends on the institution and the incomplete time of the course. Although specific rules regarding credit transfer and time limits for completion may apply; this is often referred to as a "multiple entry and exit" system in higher education institutions. The National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) in India may have regulations regarding re-admission for incomplete B.Ed courses, so you are advised to check their guidelines.