B.Ed

No, you cannot simultaneously pursue B.Ed and PG in the same session (2024-26). B.Ed is a 2-year undergraduate degree course, and PG is a postgraduate degree course requiring a bachelor's degree as a prerequisite. Generally, two degree courses cannot be undertaken in parallel in universities and colleges. You will have to complete your B.Ed course first, which would take 2 years (2024-26), and then apply for a PG course that would start in 2026 and take another 2 years to complete. 4 years in total. The fee structure for the B.Ed course varies between INR 20,000-Rs 1 Lacs per year, and for PG, it could cost between INR 50,000-Rs 2 lakh. 

All candidates seeking B.Ed spot admission at NK Choudhury College need to have a bachelor's or master's degree with at least 50% marks in order to qualify. The application procedure demands students to buy a prospectus and application form for INR 500 followed by document submission with their graduation marks sheets and certificates. During the counseling session at the college candidates receive allocated seats according to their grades and available positions. There are 100 seats available in B.Ed at this institution while the annual fee amounts to INR 51,000. The website of the college offers additional information or candidates can reach out to the college for clarification.

Candidates applying for B.Ed at Chitkara College of Education must possess a minimum 50% graduation degree average yet reserved category students including SC/ST/OBC get an exemption of 5% in their requirements. A minimum mark average of 50% stands as the requirement for both the 10+2 completion and graduation degree. To gain admission into B.Ed at Chitkara College of Education students need to reach the age of 20 before the admission date. Students who score at least 50% on national exams including CEEB can gain admission to Chitkara College of Education. The B.Ed programme at Andhra University consists of 100 total seats for admission while the application period begins during June-July every calendar year.

The Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) program fees at S.V.S College of Education depend on the type of seat together with the institutional category. Students who secure government seats in government or university colleges must pay Rs. 5,150 as their total fees after adding the Rs. 2,150 non-tuition costs to the Rs. 3,000 tuition fee. Students receiving government seats in aided colleges pay Rs. 3,000 for tuition fees and Rs. 1,000 for development fees and Rs. 2,150 for additional fees which sum up to Rs. 6,150. The total cost for unaided private colleges' government seats includes Rs. 6,000 tuition fee and Rs. 2,000 development fee along with equal additional fees that amount to Rs. 10,150. Additional fees in the amount of Rs. 2,150 provide students with services for admission as well as other functions.

The B.Ed course termination at Singhania University will not diminish the worth of your earned degree. Your completion of the course alongside the degree award means your degree will stay valid. The University Grants Commission (UGC) together with the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) accepts degrees issued by universities before their courses are discontinued. The recognition of your degree stands firm since governmental bodies along with educational institutions and job hiring organizations accept its validity. The UGC recognition of Singhania University ensures your degree receives further increase in authenticity. Your academic value rests with your acquired knowledge and skills from the degree programme regardless of when the university ceases operations.