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Manpreet Kaur

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Yes, you can pursue an M.Ed. from IGNOU through distance learning (ODL) mode. It's a two-year programme designed for teacher educators and educational administrators. Distance learning materials, interactive sessions, and self-learning are key components.

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Whether you can pursue an M.Ed directly after an M.Sc depends on several factors, including the specific requirements of the M.Ed programme you're interested in and the regulations of your region. Here's a breakdown of the possibilities:

In most cases, you won't be able to directly enroll in an M.Ed programme after an M.Sc. M.Ed programs typically require a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) degree as a prerequisite. This is because the B.Ed equips you with the fundamental knowledge and skills necessary for teaching, which the M.Ed then builds upon by focusing on advanced teaching methodologies, educational leadership, and specialised ar

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The admission process for MEd varies from university to university. While some institutions offer admission on the basis of merit (BElEd/ BA-BEd/ BSc-BEd), others conduct the written entrance exams. The admission process and selection criteria for MEd varies from university to university. While some universities/ colleges offer admission on the basis of merit determined through candidates’ marks in the qualifying exam (BElEd/ BA-BEd/ BSc-BEd), others conduct written entrance exams. Entrance exams consists of questions testing candidates' existing knowledge on the field of education. The questions are of graduation-level only

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For teaching in government schools (central or state), an M.Ed alone is not sufficient. Most government schools require candidates to have both a B.Ed and an M.Ed, depending on the specific subject and level of teaching. Moreover, many private schools may accept an M.Ed alone for teaching, especially in specialised subjects or higher grades. However, some private schools favor candidates with both B.Ed and M.Ed.

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Whether you can pursue an M.Ed course after passing a D.El.Ed course depends on the specific regulations and requirements of the universities or institutions you're interested in. In most cases, directly entering an M.Ed programme after a D.El.Ed isn't possible. Here's why:

D.El.Ed focuses on:

·       Providing basic teaching skills and knowledge for elementary level education.

·       Equipping individuals to handle classrooms effectively at the primary level.

M.Ed, on the other hand:

·       Builds upon existing teachin

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The biggest benefit of having the MEd Degree is that of career advancement. The course focuses on various aspects of education such as instruction, counselling, leadership, curriculum, and educational technology. With the publication of National Education Policy of India 2020, education has found the centre-stage in policy formulation, therefore MEd candidates who are researchers in this field have a great scope. 

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Yes, MEd Degree offers various specializations including Special Education, Women Studies, Guidance, Counselling, etc. Some elective subjects taught under specialisation includes In-Service Teacher Education in India, Historical and Political Perspectives of Education etc. Therefore, based on the specialisations, candidates can become lecturers or professors in Education and Teaching colleges and also research on the abovementioned areas. 

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Yes, candidates get recruited after the completion of the MEd Degree,  if they fulfil the eligibility criteria laid down by the recruiter. Some of the top recruiters include Educomp, FIITJEE, TIME, NIIT, Vibgyor. Candidates who have completed MEd degree can find themselves working as Lecturers and Teachers in Education Colleges and Departments. 

Read more: https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/articles/career-after-m-ed-blogId-66549

 

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Manpreet Kaur

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No, MEd is a two-year course and candidates compulsorily need to complete the course to get the Degree. Yes, you can pursue MEd in distance education. Some of the institutes offering MEd in correspondence are as follows:

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Manpreet Kaur

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The MEd Course is of two years duration divided into four semesters. It consists of various theoretical and practical papers which prepares a candidate to gather expertise in the field of education. Candidates who are pursuing MEd can also extend their duration of completion of the course, subject to unavailability during examinations or any administrative duties. Candidates can complete this course within a maximum period of 4 years. 

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