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Satyaswarup PRADHAN

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No, you can't teach in government schools. It might be like that you have that potential to teach and also you can, but government organisation always requires a degree to judge you. So you need a B.Ed. Degree to become eligible for teaching.

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Satyaswarup PRADHAN

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There are many institutions in India for pursuing B.Ed. Some of the famous colleges are Rides, NIEs, etc. Apart from these colleges there are many state government. Colleges and universities for the same. Along with this, you can also pursue your B.Ed. Degree in distance mode as in IGNOU.

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Satyaswarup PRADHAN

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No you can't apply for B.Ed. Now. Only after completing your graduation degree you are eligible to apply for the B.Ed. Degree. So, first of all finish your graduation and then apply for B.Ed. In IGNOU.

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Satyaswarup PRADHAN

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Yes you can do M.Ed. After completing B.Ed. Some of the university or colleges for same are Rides, NIEs, and also there are many state government colleges as well.

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Satyaswarup PRADHAN

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Yes, Of course you can do it. Either you can take a no work no pay leave if possible and can pursue B.Ed. In direct mode at any college if you have a authentic B.Sc. Degree. Otherwise you can pursue B.Ed. In distance mode as well.

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Satyaswarup PRADHAN

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NET - National Eligibility Test is a national level test of the University Grants Commission (UGC) for the award of Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) to eligible candidates. Postgraduate students, who want to undertake research studies in the field of Humanities and Social Sciences can apply.

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Deeksha Dixit

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Hello, There are three St. Xaviers Colleges that offer admission to the B.Ed.
1) St. Xaviers College, Kolkata, an autonomous college affiliated with the University of Kolkata
2) St. Xaviers College Ranchi is affiliated with Ranchi University.
3) St. Xavier's Institute of Education, Mumbai. Since you haven't mentioned a particular college, the general eligibility for a two-year full-time B.Ed. Programme is passing graduation or post-graduation with a minimum of 50% aggregate. For some of the colleges, like Ranchi College, admission will be based on an entrance test conducted by the college. Other schools offer direct admissions based on
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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Admission to the B.Ed programme is entrance-based conducted by the university at different centers all over India. The applicants are required to submit a filled-in application form along with copies of mark sheets as prescribed in the application form. The original documents are to be presented at the time of admission, after the entrance exam. The final selection of the students for admission is done after the entrance exam is conducted and on the day of admission, the candidate has all the documents necessary for admission. The candidate should have scored a good score in the entrance test. The candidate must be eligible for admissi
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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B.Ed is a course in which the candidates are trained in teaching for normal students like the students without any disabilities. Special B.Ed is a course in which the candidates are given training in teaching for disability students like mentally retarded, deaf, dumb and blind students. Special B.Ed candidates are given special training in teaching special students and it is very special course very few people take such type of courses. After completing course in Special B.Ed the candidates are appointed in different special schools. There is no better or worse. Both are equally noble. It is a matter of how you choose it according to y

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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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Admission to Foundation Course in Special Education Distance Education (FC-SEDE) at Madhya Pradesh Bhoj University:
Eligibility:
Candidates must have passed 10+2 from a recognised board. Other eligibility criteria
In addition to the 12th, the candidate must be an in-service teacher.
Total Fees: INR 2,400
For more information, please visit this link
https://www.shiksha.com/university/Madhya-Pradesh-bhoj-open-university-Bhopal-29860/course-foundation-course-in-special-education-distance-education-fc-sede-808895
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