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There are many colleges offering regular degree course as well as in correspondence. Some are recognized and some are not. If you do the degree course from a recognized board or university then the value is similar for both the exams. Actually the correspondence course was introduced for the benefit of students who were unable to attend regular classes due to certain unavoidable circumstances. So you see that the main difference is that in regular classes a student gets to learn from distinguished professionals in the class room whereas in correspondence a student prepares himself with some assistance from tutors. Regarding its acceptance and value both holds equal relevance provided the degree is obtained from recognised universities or boards.

The admission for B.Ed program is open to men and women from all parts of the country.
Eligibility:
1. You should have any Bachelor's degree or any other equivalent course from any recognized university with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate in the 10+2+3 or 11+2+2 pattern or with a minimum 55 % marks in aggregate in the 10+2+2 or 11+3 pattern.
2. You should study at-least two subjects, to be later taken as the teaching subjects at the Bachelor's degree level with minimum 50% marks.
3. Any Master's degree in commerce, philosophy, sociology or psychology course from any recognized university with a minimum of 50%.
4. You should study at least two subjects at the Bachelor's degree level, which will you take as the teaching subject.
You can consider the below mentioned colleges:
1. AG Teachers College – Ahmedabad.
2. Abhay Yuva Kalyan Kendra's College of Education.
3. Adarsha Shikshan Mandali's Adarsha Comprehensive College of Education and Research – Pune.
4. Department of Teacher Education, Shibli National College.
5. Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), etc.