Teaching & Education

With 49.72%, it would be difficult to get admission.
Please refer the link for details: https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/course/b-ed-faculty-of-education-dayalbagh-educational-institute-agra-33441

Hi, Please find the list below for top universities for B. P. Ed:
1. Maharshi Dayanand University - [MDU], Rohtak
2. Calicut University, Calicut
3. Banaras Hindu University - [BHU], Varanasi
4. University Of Lucknow, Lucknow
Thanks.

SET admit card can be downloaded only through the login credentials which you have made earlier. For details check link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/symbiosis-international-university-s-set-symbiosis-entrance-test-undergraduate-degree-programmes/exams/set/admit-card.

For KTET candidates should have Diploma in teaching line or 4 year B.Ed
Please visit the link for more details
https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/exams/ktet?q=KTET&rf=searchwidget&landing=ep.

Central schools like kv jnv required CTET and other private schools have different eligibility. Some State government schools still require B.Ed so prepare with your choice whether it requires B.Ed or not. All the best.

It's nice. You must visit first. Genuine university. Lecturers are up to mark. I'll give 10/10 for all regular courses. For Distance learning as well it's 10/10 but you have to make sure that it's affiliated to University only as there are many frauds in market who will say that they have some courses approved from MDU. I'll suggest visit website or personally to campus.

RIE CEE is a very good college of Ajmer. You can pursue your B.Sc. B.Ed in just 4 years from here. Around 60-70% marks you required for that.

Hello,
According my knowledge, you are not eligible for UGC NET Exam. If you want to appear in NET Exam you should first complete you master's degree then you can apply for UGC NET. It is require that, you have to done your Post Graduation first, after this you will be eligible to apply for CSIR NET Exam as well as UGC NET Exam. Thank you.

A major difference between these two forms of study is the pacing of classes or lessons. Correspondence is not in 'real time'. Assignments are sent to students, completed and then returned. These courses are also run over semesters, with a specific time required to complete the course and specific terms of study.