B.Ed

Candidates after B.Ed in Special Education from GNDU can work as a special educator in CBSE/PSEB schools and as a teacher in special schools who handle students with multiple disabilities. To be recruitered in government schools, aspirants need to appear for national or state-level teacher eligibility tests (TETs) such as CTET,   UPTET,   APTET and  TSTET. Read more about B.Ed course here.

There are nearly 41 GNDU-affiliated colleges that offer B.Ed programmes. Some of the such colleges are mentioned in the table given below:

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The university admit candidates to B.Ed in accordance with the seat intake. Some of the seats are for reserved category candidates only. The table given below mentions the category-wise seat intake for B.Ed in Special Education:

Yes, Guru Nanak Dev University offers a two-year full-time B.Ed course. The programme is offered through the university Department of Education. Admission to the course is offered based on merit in the entrance examination conducted by the university. Moreover, to be eligible for admission to this course, a candidate must hold either a bachelor’s degree with 50% aggregate or Master’s degree in Sciences/Social Sciences/Humanities, Bachelors in Engineering or Technology with specialisation in Science and Mathematics with at least 55% aggregate.

No, there is no provision for admission into the BSc B.Ed Integrated course at Assam University without appearing for the entrance exam. To secure admission, all candidates must take the CUET-UG (Central University Entrance Test - Undergraduate) examination conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). The selection of candidates for the BSc B.Ed. The integrated course is based on the scores obtained in the CUET-UG exam. Therefore, aspiring students must appear for and perform well in the entrance exam to be considered for admission to the BSc B.Ed. Integrated course at Assam University.

Yes, Assam University provides a four-year BSc B.Ed Integrated course which is a full-time programme. BSc B.Ed Integrated course is a popular course offered by Assam University. Candidates willing to take admission in the course described above at TU must take the CUET-UG exam conducted by NTA. After obtaining the NTA scorecard/ rank, students must register for the counselling process at Assam University admission portal.

Candidates whose NTA score is above the closing rank/ score will become further eligible for the counselling round and will finally lead to securing a seat in the BSc B.Ed Integrated course at Assam University.

Assam University accepts admission in the BSc B.Ed Integrated course on scorecard/ rank of CUET-UG, a national-level examination. Candidates willing to take admission in the BSc B.Ed Integrated course at Assam University must take the CUET-UG exam.

NTA conducts CUET-UG, the application process usually concludes between March and April and the CUET-UG exam is commonly held in May or June. Students need to prepare well for CUET-UG because only candidates above the closing rank specified in the merit list released by Assam University will be eligible for the counselling process, followed by document verification and payment of fees.

Tezpur University accepts admission in the BSc B.Ed Integrated course through CUET-UG score/ rank. Candidates willing to take admission in the BSc B.Ed course at Tezpur University must take the CUTE-UG exam and perform well to secure a good rank. Candidates whose rank will be above the closing rank as specified in the merit list released by Tezpur University can further apply for the counselling process through the university’s official website. After counselling, the applicant must undergoe document verification and fee payment to secure admission for BSc B.Ed integrated course at Tezpur University.