B.Ed

Hi, it can be observed that pursuing B.Ed in Ghaziabad can be quite inexpensive as most of the colleges have an average tuition fee of less than INR 1 lakh.

Hi, yes, admission to majority of the B.Ed colleges in Ghaziabad are based on UP B.Ed JEE scores. 

There is not much information available about the admission for B.Ed at Don Bosco College of Education in 2025 but following the trend the Don Bosco College of Education generally starts the admission dates after the entrance exam results like JEE Mainsfor BTech and other like CAT, XAT for MBA. The college will release the admission dates between June - July 2025 for various courses. For more information you can visit the official website of college.

Hi, B.Ed colleges in Ghaziabad typically have a duration of 2 years that are divided into 4 semesters.

Hi, the top B.Ed colleges in Ghaziabad according to popularity are given below:

 Hope this helps!

Hi, there are 50+ best B.Ed colleges in Ghaziabad,  of which 40 colleges are owned privately and 3 colleges are semi government institutions. UP B.Ed JEE is the top entrance exam for admission to best colleges for B.Ed in Ghaziabad. HLM Group of Institutions, Mewar Institute of Management, Reliable Institute, V.M.L.G. College, Vidyavati MukandLal Girls College, SD College Ghaziabad and Institute of Professional Excellence and Management are the top colleges for B.Ed in Ghaziabad.  

Thiagarajar College of Preceptors (Aided) is one college very much recommended in case of a cheap and reputed B.Ed college in Madurai. An assisted institution that has been in existence for many years is the well-established institution, the total fee to be paid is about the INR 93,000 to undergo two years of course B.Ed. It is one of the cheaper programs. There are other private colleges including, Kapi College of Education, and K.L.N.B.Ed. College that offer the competitive fee rates, usually INR 41,500 a year. Fees change and you ought to reconfirm the most current fee structure with the college admissions office.

Given that you appeared for B.Ed exams in 2008, it's highly unlikely you can take compartment exams now, 16 years later. Universities and examination boards typically have a strict time limit (e.g., 2-3 years) within which supplementary or compartment exams can be taken to clear backlogs. After such a long period, your previous results would likely be considered null and void for the purpose of compartment exams. You would most probably need to re-enroll in a new B.Ed programme if you wish to complete the qualification.

HLM College primarily offers its B.Ed programme in regular mode as per the guidelines of NCTE (National Council for Teacher Education). The college is known for its structured classroom sessions, practical teaching training, and curriculum that focuses on classroom management and pedagogy. Currently, there is no provision for a distance mode B.Ed at HLM College, as teacher education programs require practical teaching experience. If you are looking for distance B.Ed, you might explore IGNOU or other universities approved by NCTE for distance education. Check the HLM official website for updates.