B.Ed

Some Indian universities allow full or partial exemptions from classroom attendance within their B.Ed programs as well as relaxed participation standards for education students. Students can pursue the 2-year B.Ed programme at IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University) without mandatory attendance while paying around INR 50,000 yearly. The B.Ed programme at the School of Open Learning of the University of Delhi operates with adaptable attendance protocols and charges students yearly fees between INR 12,000-15,000. The Maulana Azad National Urdu University and other institutions provide B.Ed programs with adaptable attendance rules as well as tuition fees between INR 10,000 and INR 30,000 annually.

The completion of your 3-year GNM Nursing course qualifies you for B.Ed study at J.G. College of Education. The National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) permits Nursing degree holders to take the B.Ed program. The admission requirements at J.G. College of Education demand students to achieve a minimum 50% average in their GNM program thus earning equivalent to a bachelor's qualification status. The comprehensive 2-year B.Ed program at J.G. College of Education consists of four semesters while the total costs amount to INR 1,20,000. Students need to apply for their chosen program by participating in the standard admission process of the college which activates in May-June annually.

A Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) lasts 2 years to teach students about teaching techniques through educational approaches. This programme gives students both technical abilities and educational foundation necessary for teaching proficiency. An applicant to the programme needs both a bachelor's degree that contains at least 50% marks. The cost of attending B.Ed programs falls between INR 20,000 and INR 1,00,000 per year on average. The B.Ed programme spans four sequential semesters and includes a credit requirement between 32 and 40 credits. The B.Ed programme produces qualified candidates who become teachers, educators or education administrators with starting pay ranging between INR 2,50,000 and INR 5,00,000 annually.

Most institutions that admit students for B.Ed programs need candidates to achieve a minimum 50% grade average during graduation. Specific universities along with colleges show leniency by opening their admission application process to candidates who achieved 49% marks. Candidates who belong to the SC/ST/OBC/PwD reserved categories can receive eligibility criterion relaxations to a maximum limit of 5% in specific universities. Under the University Grants Commission policy a 5% relaxation exists for SC/ST candidates while lowering the minimum requirement to 45% marks. University applicants should verify their specific admission policies regarding both eligibility standards and possible reservation systems at the institutions they want to join.

Potential candidates applying for B.Ed at IGNOU must hold a graduate degree along with a minimum average of 50% in either their Bachelor or master program. The admission period at IGNOU begins during May-June in addition to November-December annually. You can access online application submission through IGNOU's website by paying a registration fee of INR 1000. The B.Ed programme fee at IGNOU amounts to INR 50,000 split into two payment installments of INR 25,000 per term. You need 2 years to finish the programme at IGNOU and you must complete 32 credits before graduation. All programs operated by IGNOU appear in their common prospectus that students can buy for INR 1 ,000.