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Baldaniya abhishek

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The provided search results do not specify the exact fee for the Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) at Government J.D.B. Girls College in Vallabh Vidyanagar, Gujarat, nor do they list specific admission dates for the 2025-2026 academic year. However, some general information about D.El.Ed admissions and fees can be found. 

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Abhay Dixit

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You can start preparing in the second year of D.El.Ed. itself!

You already study pedagogy, child development, and subject methods during the course, which are the core parts of CTET/TET. Preparing side-by-side will make your concepts stronger, and you'll save time after finishing the diploma.

There are many CTET guides, mock tests, and online classes available even free YouTube channels. You can find it on shiksha.com also.

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Mohit Mishra

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Currently, NO The National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) has ruled that D.El.Ed. must be pursued in regular mode for freshers. However, In-service teachers (already working in schools) may be allowed to pursue distance/online D.El.Ed. through institutions like IGNOU, NIOS, etc.
For fresh students only a full-time, classroom-based courses is valid for teaching eligibility. So, if you are starting out then go for a regular or NCTE-approved institute.

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Adrita Dutta

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Yes, you can give D.El.Ed exam in English version. You can write all D.El.Ed exam papers in English version.

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