Best B.Ed Colleges in Nagaland

Both B.Ed and D.Ed are courses offered in the field of Education but there are striking difference between these two courses. The differences are given in the table below:

No, the B.Ed syllabus is not as tough as compared to other competitive exams like JEE/NEET or CSE. The subjects are quite manageable, and with a rigorous 90 to 100-day study plan, one can easily crack the exam. However, it is important to note that due to a large number of candidates applying for this exam, it becomes highly competitive. Therefore, aspirants must leave no stone unturned while preparing for any B Ed entrance exam.

You can pursue B.Ed in the subject of your graduation or post-graduation. B.Ed is generally offered in Arts, Science or Commerce streams. Thus candidates can pursue B.A-B.Ed or B.Sc-B.Ed or B.Com-B.Ed as per their education background and choice of teaching domain. Many colleges also offer dual degree programs based on an individual's educational domain.

Yes, many B.Ed. programs offer specializations in specific subject areas like:

• Science Education
• Mathematics Education
• Language Education (English, Hindi, etc.)
• Social Science Education
• Physical Education
• Special Education

B.Ed is necessary if you want to teach in the private or government schools. After B.Ed you will have to qualify the Teachers Eligibility Test or TET exam conducted by the by the central and the respective state government. Eligibility for TET – Graduation from recognized university You should also have B.ed. degree.

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