B.Ed

The total seat intake for BSc B.Ed at GJUST is 50. Candidates can get a seat in B.Ed programme of GJUST based on their merit in the last qualifying exam. 

GJUST along with its eight affiliated colleges offer B.Ed course. Check below the list of GJUST affiliated colleges:

• Ambika College of Education
• City College of Education
• Jai Mata College of Education
• Kartar Memorial College of Education
• Mata Jiyo Devi College of Education
• Navyug College of Education
• Oxford Girls College of Education
• Vision International College of Education

Students are required to pay the GJUST application fee during the registration process. Aspirants can pay the GJUST application fee via any of the online payment modes. Check below application fee:

No, GJUST admission is entirely merit-based for B.Ed course. In case, a candidate has also passed the master’s degree examination after the bachelor’s degree, the higher percentage of marks obtained either in UG or PG degree will be taken into consideration while determining the merit. However, if two or more candidates have obtained equal marks, the following procedure will be used for the preparation of their merit.

• Candidate senior in age will be given first preference
• If tie still persists, then marks obtained in Class 12 will be considered
• If tie still persists, then marks in Class 10 will be considered to break the tie

A pass in bachelor's degree and/ or in the master’s degree in Sciences/ Social Sciences/ Humanity with at least 50% aggregate is required to apply for GJUST B.Ed course. Candidates who have passed Bachelor’s in Engineering or Technology with specialisation in Science and Mathematics with a minimum of 55% aggregate or any other qualification equivalent thereto can also apply for GJUST B.Ed course. 

Candidates who meet the eligibility conditions are eligible to apply online for GJUST B.Ed course. Aspirants must have the documents proving their eligibility for verification at later stages of admission.

BA B.ED colleges in India :

Lady Irwin College, D.U.

Department of Education (CIE), D.U.

Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC)

Regional Institute of Education (RIE), Bhopal

Ramnarain Ruia College (Mumbai)

Ahmedabad University

University of Kerala

Amity University - Noida

Apeejay Stya University, Gurgaon 

There are several factors to consider when identifying the top B.Ed college in India. Firstly, accreditation and affiliation are crucial factors. Look for colleges that are recognised by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) and affiliated with a reputed university. Next, consider the faculty's qualifications and teaching experience. Additionally, evaluate the college's infrastructure, facilities, and resources available for practical training and research. It's also important to assess the curriculum and pedagogy, ensuring they align with the latest educational practices. 

Yes, you are eligible to pursue B.Ed after completing your M.Sc in Biochemistry. B.Ed stands for Bachelor of Education and it is a course that trains individuals to become teachers.