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Prajith pp
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Pashupati institute of studies is a good college for studying, the duration of the B. Ed courses in this college is only 1 year
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Prajith pp
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The total tuition fee at Dr. M.V. Shetty Group of Colleges for Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) is 130000.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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It's very nice to see your interest in this course. Normally speaking, once you are talking of correspondence or distance education course, there is no college involved. One interacts firstly with the concerned university. Unfortunately, I could not find this course in the prospectus of Mumbai University. Can you please elucidate as to where you heard about this course being offered by MU in correspondence way? You can check the prospectus yourself. Okay? Best wishes to you.
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Deeksha Dixit
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No, a BTC is not equivalent to a B.Ed. Degree. The Basic Training Certificate (BTC) is an NCTE-recognised course for teacher training in elementary classes. The BTC makes candidates eligible to apply for primary teacher posts in government schools. On the other hand, the B.Ed. Is a degree course. With a B.Ed. Degree, you can apply for primary and upper primary teacher posts. B.Ed. Is mandatory for TGT and PGT posts in many government and private schools. You can take admission in BTC after 12th grade, but to take admission in the B.Ed. Degree, you need to have completed graduation.
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Deeksha Dixit
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You can pass either the TET or CTET to become a teacher after your postgraduate degree. The CTET is a central-level exam, and the TET is conducted by different states, for example, the UPTET exam. Both exams are conducted to certify the applicants to apply for government teaching posts. The minimum eligibility criteria for this exam is to have graduated with a B.Ed. Thus, you can apply for any of the exams for both the TGT and PRT posts. If you want suggestions, you are advised to appear for the CTET as its score will be valid in all states. You will also be eligible to apply for other teaching posts, such as KVS and NVS.
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Deeksha Dixit
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Yes, according to Central Board of Secondary Education ( CBSE) rules the B.Ed. Appearing students are also eligible to apply for CTET exam. In the official notification, it is clearly mentioned in the eligibility criteria of papers 1 and 2:
1. Students appearing in their final year of Diploma
2. Students appearing in B.Ed.
3. Candidates appearing in any other teaching course recognised by NCTE
These can also apply to the CTET exam. However, you need to complete your course by the time you apply for a teaching post.
1. Students appearing in their final year of Diploma
2. Students appearing in B.Ed.
3. Candidates appearing in any other teaching course recognised by NCTE
These can also apply to the CTET exam. However, you need to complete your course by the time you apply for a teaching post.
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Nilesh Nahar
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There are many institutions provide this course in distance learning system. IGNOU is top institution for distance learning.
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deepika maurya
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Eligibility criteria for the B.Ed. course: Students with at least 50 percent marks either in the Bachelor's degree / the master's degree in Science, social sciences, or humanities, or a Bachelor in engineering or technology with specialisation in Physics, Chemistry, and Maths with 55 percent marks or any other qualification equivalent thereto, are eligible for admission to the B.Ed. programme. A Bachelor of Education (B.Ed. ) is an undergraduate professional degree. However, D. El. Ed. is a Diploma-level course. Therefore, you can pursue both courses together when you need to pursue one of them in distance mode. With the B.Ed. degree,
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