D.Ed

Several state and central government scholarships are available for D.Ed students:

1. National Scholarship Portal (NSP) – Central Govt.
2. State-Specific Scholarships (e.g., UP Scholarship, Maharashtra D.Ed Scholarship)
3. SC/ST/OBC & Minority Scholarships
4. NSP Post-Matric Scholarship for Minority Students
5. Eklavya Scholarship for Rural Students
6. Tata Trust scholarship available for students pursuing B.Ed and D.Ed degree from Jammu Kashmir, Maharashtra, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, and Tripura

Note: This information is sourced from different sources and may vary.

Yes, definitely after completing a D.Ed degree, you can start your own:

• Tuition Center or Coaching Classes – Teaching primary school subjects.
• Daycare or Playschool – If you also have an NTT or Montessori Certification, you can open a kindergarten or playgroup.
• Online Tutoring – Many D.Ed graduates teach online on platforms.
• Home Tutoring Services – You can offer home tuition to students.

The Diploma in Education (D.Ed.), also known as Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed.), is a programme designed to prepare individuals for teaching at the elementary level. In India, institutions offering this programme must be recognised by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) to ensure adherence to quality standards in teacher education.

To find NCTE-recognized colleges offering D.Ed. courses, you can consult the official NCTE website, which provides region-wise lists of recognised institutions.

The two-year Diploma in Education (D.Ed.) is provided by the Matushri Ahilya Devi Teachers Education Institute in Indore. The total fee for this programme is around INR 90,000.

Two-year Diploma in education can be obtained by students from Matushri Ahilya Devi Teachers Education Institute. The study is being offered at the undergraduate level and belongs to the Teaching & Education track. A hundred students could be enrolled in the Matushri Ahilya Devi Teachers Education Institute UG Diploma program.

Candidates who are passionate about working with small kids, and toddlers and those who prefer teaching through creative, play-based methods can opt for the NTT course, whereas those candidates who aim to teach at the primary level in foundational education with a structured approach can opt for a D.Ed course.