MGAHV - Mahatma Gandhi Antarrashtriya Hindi Vishwavidyalaya

Candidates should have passed BA / B.Sc degree exams under the 10+2+3 pattern with one main subject and two subsidiary subjects from M G University or any other university recognized by M G University as equivalent thereto for admission, subject to the stipulation regarding marks.
The minimum requirement for admission to B.Ed course is 50% marks in Bachelors degree (Science/Arts subjects) in Part III.
However the eligibility of candidates who have passed degree examination in double/ triple main, Model II vocational and other specialized subjects/streams will be governed by rules and regulations of MG university.
In the case of candidates who have passed examinations of other Universities, they will be admitted only if these examinations have been declared equivalent to the qualifying examinations of MG University.
Candidates seeking admission on the basis of the language under Part I & II need 50% marks for the part concerned and 50% for Post Graduate course in the same language. Candidates applying for the course under the language stream with a bachelors degree in the subject concerned will be ranked first in that particular stream. Candidates applying for the course under any language stream based on Part I / Part II at under graduate level and having PG Degree in the same subject as in Part I / Part II will be ranked only after that.

B.Ed Exam Syllabus
The main content of the B.Ed Entrance exam are as follow:
Numerical Ability
G.K and Mental Ability
English
Teaching Potential
Language Test
B.Ed Exam Pattern
B.Ed is an objective type test with multiple-choice answers. The test is designed to measure a persons general aptitudes as the following table indicates:
Subject
No. of Question Marks
Numerical Ability15 15
G.K and Metal Ability15 15
English15 15
Teaching Potential15 15
Language Test15 15
However number of questions and marks per question may vary from university to university but the general format of the test remains the same for most of the universities and institutions.
There is negative marking for each wrong answer i.e is 25% of the right answer.