Teaching & Education

Hello dear,
B.Sc, B.Ed integrated course is 4 year duration course and D.El.Ed is just 1 to 2 year duration course. After your integrated B.Sc B.Ed, there are a number of options available for you such as:
M.Sc (Economics)
M.Sc (Hotel Management)
M.Sc (Design - Interior & Furniture)
M.Sc (Design - Fashion)
M.Sc (Design - Multimedia)
M.Sc (Film and TV Production)
M.Sc (Geography)
M.Sc (Computer Science)
M.Sc (Information Technology)
MBA
Or, you may also continue in your own stream by doing M.Ed. M.Ed. = Master of Education is a programme to prepare educators by nurturing professional skills, widening knowledge and offering hands on experiences in research. Some of the career prospects of M.Ed are:
Teacher Educators, Curriculum Developers, Educational Policy, Analysts, Educational Planners and Administrators, School Principals, Supervisors, Researchers, School Teachers, Free Lancers, Educational Entrepreneurs, Further studies in area of research or the area of specialization e.g. guidance and counselling, special education. But the most important thing is that you should choose the best university or institute for pursuing your Masters which offer good placements and offers you good practical and industrial exposure like:
Lovely Professional university, Lady Irwin College, Army Institute of Education (AIE), Department of Education Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha, University Of Delhi, Dept, Jamia Millia Islamia. And few others. These universities also offer various skill development programs, professional enhancement training and outstanding exposure to its students. They also provide worthy scholarships to its students depending upon the entrance test taken of the university or board result. I hope it helps.

Hi Abhi, I'd prefer Amity over MDU anyday. At Amity, the lecturers are experts in their fields and are clearly enthusiastic about their subjects. The course structure is particularly the combination of seminars, lectures, and tutorials within small groups that will give you an opportunity for discussion and full engagement with the course content. You'll gain a deep insight into education by learning the role of a professional educator, the new changes in the education system and a lot more. However, MDU is by far the worst university I have ever seen. Their admin department *. They don't have good teachers. Plus, no placements. I did my B.Tech degree from there and trust me, all I have done is by my own. If I was in any other college, I would have definitely been a good engineer. All the best.