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a year agoContributor-Level 7
You can start preparing in the second year of D.El.Ed. itself!
You already study pedagogy, child development, and subject methods during the course, which are the core parts of CTET/TET. Preparing side-by-side will make your concepts stronger, and you'll save time after finishing the diploma.
There are many CTET guides, mock tests, and online classes available even free YouTube channels. You can find it on shiksha.com also.
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a year agoContributor-Level 7
Currently, NO The National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) has ruled that D.El.Ed. must be pursued in regular mode for freshers. However, In-service teachers (already working in schools) may be allowed to pursue distance/online D.El.Ed. through institutions like IGNOU, NIOS, etc.
For fresh students only a full-time, classroom-based courses is valid for teaching eligibility. So, if you are starting out then go for a regular or NCTE-approved institute.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 4
The last date to apply for the B.Ed CET exam depends on which specific exam you are referring to, as different states and universities have their own deadlines. For example, the MAH B.Ed CET 2025 appliaction period was from December 28, 2024 to Feburary 28, 2025 while the MAH B.A. B.Ed/B.Sc B.Ed CET closed on June 23, 2025. Other states like UP, Bihar, and Rajasthan have different deadlines, usually between Feburary and June.
B.Ed CET exams are not conducted in a single college. Instead, they are held at various designated test centres across the state, such as Ahmednagar, Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur and Navi Mumbai for Maharashtra. After t
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a year agoBeginner-Level 4
Yes, you can do a B.Ed course from BROU while working as a constable. Many universities, including open and distance learning institutions, allow working professionals to pursue B.Ed through part-time or distance mode. Just make sure you meet the eligibility criteria and can manage your job along with the course requirements. This option is popular among those already working in government jobs.
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I am not from Kerala but after doing some research over this I can answer you that.
In Kerala, subjects like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Computer Science have good teaching scope, especially in schools and coaching centers. After +2 Science, pursue B.Sc. in your preferred subject followed by B.Ed. To become a teacher, clear KTET or SET for schools, and NET for college-level teaching. Demand is high for Science subjects.
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Utkal University's 4-year B.Sc.–B.Ed it contains Science subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Math or Botany, Zoology) with education studies across eight semesters. You'll cover foundational science, pedagogy, child development, educational psychology, teaching practicum, internships, elective courses, seminars, project work and CBCS component.
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