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Pratyusa Pradhan

Beginner-Level 5

Eligibility:

Qualification: Passed 10+2 or equivalent from a recognised board with at least 50% marks (45% for reserved categories).

 

Age Limit: Should be between 18 to 35 years (age relaxation applicable for SC/ST/OBC as per govt. norms).

 

Language: In many states like Odisha, candidates must have studied the regional language (e.g., Odia) at the school level.

 

Admission Process:

  1. Apply online through the official website of the State SCERT/DIET.
  2. Entrance Test (in most states) to shortlist candidates.
  3. Merit-based Counseling and Document Verification.
  4. Seat Allotment in government DIETs or teacher training institutes.

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Ashutosh sharma

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Checkout the official schedule notifications for D.ED in KU  they have a minimum eligibility for entry that is 12th score.

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Mohit Mishra

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A successful Teacher must possess a combination of academic and interpersonal skills such as:

  • Patience & Empathy – Essential for handling young learners with diverse learning abilities.
  • Communication Skills – Ability to explain concepts in an engaging manner.
  • Classroom Management – Managing a group of students efficiently.
  • Creativity & Innovation – Developing engaging teaching strategies.
  • Observation & Analytical Thinking – Identifying and addressing students' learning difficulties.
  • Technological Proficiency – Using digital tools for teaching.

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Abhay Dixit

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Career after pursuing a D.Ed degree is not a cakewalk, you need to consider the following challenges of a teaching career before pursuing D.Ed Course:

  1. Limited job openings in government schools.
  2. Low starting salaries in private schools.
  3. Continuous learning required to upgrade skills.
  4. Need for further studies (B.Ed) for career growth.

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