Teaching & Education

1. Go through the previous years papers first and try to understand the pattern of the question asked in the previous years.
2. Take a print out of syllabus, however, syllabus does not mention the sub-topics to study but still you ll get to know what are the subjects which you need to complete to Crack the exam.
3. Make small notes of each subject in your own style and language and try to have good command over the subjects like Teaching Aptitude, Current Affairs (last 1 year), Reasoning and General Studies. These topics will help you alot for B.Ed Entrance.
4. Lastly, do practice as much question as you can do based on the pattern and level of the entrance test. I hope it will be helpful for you.

Although transferring mid-semester is possible, most counselors don't recommend it. You'll lose all the credit hours you have earned during the semester. Plus, you'll also have to pay your tuition fee twice, once at your existing school and again at your transfer school. Once your 100% confident that you want to transfer, you can begin the transfer process by following the steps below:
Step 1: Make a List of your target colleges
Step 2: Check for Credit Transfers
Step 3: Plan Your Finances
Step 4: Keep Your Documents Handy
Step 5: Work on Your Application
Step 6: Apply
Step 7: Secure Admission
Transferring colleges can be a tedious process. However, if you are confident that moving to a new college will be beneficial to your career, you should follow your gut. Planning your transfer well in advance can help ensure a smoother transition.