Education College

The Krantijyoti Savitribai Phule College of Education-Mumbai and it is managed by Abhay Shikshan Kendra. The college is imparting education since 2004, and it is affiliated to the University of Mumbai. Students pursuing teaching as a profession could get a Diploma in Education (D.Ed) programme of two years. The course has fifty seats. 

The College has National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) recognition. Students must have completed their 12th grade from some recognised board to be eligible for D.Ed. The college has also a computer lab for academic and practical learning purposes of students. 

For further inquiries visit the college's official site or reach out to the college at their Vikhroli (East), Mumbai address.

Rampur Adarsha College of Education offers a two-year D.El.Ed course. The college has NCTE approval. There are 100 seats available. The admission is done according to merit through higher secondary results or any other state selection process. It is affiliated with the West Bengal Board of Primary Education and hence maintains all the necessary standards of academic and regulatory affairs.

The infrastructure is good, and modern facilities include an auditorium, and hostel accommodation is available. Reviews of the college are highlighted with dedication to teacher training; however, detailed opinions about specific outcomes such as placements or extracurricular support vary.

If you are thinking of attending this college for a D.El.Ed., it appears to be a pretty authentic option that places much focus on teaching methods and the theory of education. Do visit the campus or ask current students to give a more personalized viewpoint.

The Rampur Adarsha College of Education, Amdanga, West Bengal, charges Rs 72,000 for the full two years for the B.Ed course*. It is thus affordable for students who want to make a career in teaching. The college is affiliated with *WBUTTEPA* (West Bengal University of Teachers' Training, Education Planning, and Administration) and is recognised by the *National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE)*.

With 100 available seats, the admission process is in accordance with the state and university guidelines, which are usually merit-based. The fee includes the use of the facilities of the institution, including a well-stocked library, laboratories, and sports infrastructure, all of which support comprehensive teacher training.

If you are applying, it would be advisable to contact the college directly for the latest information on fees, scholarships, and payment options. You can find further information on their official website or through the admission office.