What is D.El.Ed: Full Form, Course Duration, Admission 2025, Colleges, Syllabus, Salary & Scope

No, they are not equivalent. While, students can pursue B.Ed only after graduation,  DElEd can be pursued only after Class 12th. Therefore D.El.Ed is a beginner course whereas B.Ed is a specialised course in terms of the learning experience. D.El.Ed is an introductory course which gives lesser knowledge into the field of education as compared to B.Ed. Moreover, It is a Diploma course whereas B.Ed is a Bachelor's level course, therefore providing wider knowledge in Education.

A "D.EL.ED" course refers to a "Diploma in Elementary Education". This program is designed to train teachers for primary education equipping them with the skills and knowledge necessary to teach young children effectively. The course often covers pedagogy, child development, curriculum design and classroom management.

Yes, you can pursue D.El.Ed and a BA together, but in different modes i.e. one from distance and one from regular. As, pursuing both D.El.Ed and B.A. in regular mode (attending classes physically) is typically not allowed. Universities and colleges rarely offer both programs together and even if they do, attending both the sets of classes simultaneously would be practically impossible due to overlapping schedules.

D.El.Ed is a good choice because there is a demand of teachers in India. If you work in government schools then you can get a steady job with salary and a lot of benefits. It also feels nice because you’re helping kids and shaping their future. The government has programs like Samagra Shiksha that give more chances for teachers. After D.El.Ed, you can study B.Ed to teach bigger kids. And the best part? It only takes 2 years to finish!

The good news is that for most of the institutes, there’s no upper age limit. So whether you are fresh out of school or thinking of switching career later in your life then you can still apply!
That said, some places might have a minimum age requirement which is usually around 18 or 19 years. But beyond that it’s pretty flexible. If you are passionate about teaching and want to work with young minds of the country then your age isn’t going to hold you back. It’s more about your dedication and willingness to learn.

If you are unable to apply for D.El.Ed admission online due to health issues, you can check with the college or university you are interested in to see if there are other options for admission: 
Check the college's website
The college's website may have information about other ways to apply for admission. 
Contact the college
The college may be able to provide information about other ways to apply for admission. 
Here are some other things to consider when applying for D.El.Ed admission:
Admission process
Admission to D.El.Ed programs typically begins in May and continues through July. 
Entrance exam
Some universities require an entrance exam score for admission. 
Application requirements
Application forms may require academic mark sheets, certificates, standardized test scores, and letters of recommendation.

Yes, you can pursue a D.El.Ed (Diploma in Elementary Education) course after completing your 12th grade (higher secondary education). The majority of colleges demand that applicants to have finished their 12th grade in any subject and admissions may also involve an entrance exam or an interview process. If you're considering a career in elementary education this is a fantastic choice!

Admission to a Diploma in Elementary Education is mainly based on the entrance exam conducted by various institutes. Many states offer merit-based admission including West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh, among others. Along with it, Candidates must have completed their Class 12th from a recognised board with a minimum pass percentage. Candidates must also ensure that they visit the specific university website in order to understand their eligibility criteria.

Yes, there is a reservation policy that is followed for admission to D.El.Ed Course. Relaxation of 5% in the minimum required marks is given to reserved categories such as SC/ST, OBC, Disabled candidates, Freedom Fighter dependents and Ex-servicemen. For more information you can check the official website of the college you want to take admission into.

Candidates are advised to strongly go through the syllabus and should understand the exam pattern and marking scheme carefully. Candidates should also solve various sample papers, mock tests and previous years' question papers. According to a CUET Topper, here are some simple way to prepare for the exam.

• According to last year's toppers, the best methods of CUET UG preparation include referring to the right books, taking regular mock tests and solving previous years' CUET question papers and following a disciplined and systematic approach.
• NCERT is the best source of preparation. Once the syllabus is completed, students must go through revision.
• After this, they should take regular mock tests to understand their preparation level and also analyse to device a preparation strategy to improve their performance at the exam. 

The MAH B.Ed CET 2025 application form is not release as of now. There are no dates released by the exam body and hence we can't say anything about the last date of the MAH BEd application form. Candidates are supposed to check this page for the latest updates related to the application form of MAH BEd CET 2025. Once released, they will be able to apply for the exam by visiting the official website of the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Government of Maharashtra. Application forms will beb available in online mode only. Candidates will be required to first register at the official website of the MAH B.Ed CET exam to fill the application form.

The difficulty level of Jamia Milia Islamia Entrance Exam question papers is of moderate level. The question papers of Jamia Milia Islamia are designed to test the candidate's knowledge and understanding of the subject.

IPU CET (Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test) is a popular entrance examination conducted by Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University for admission to various undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The syllabus for IPU CET entrance exam varies depending on the course you are applying for.

Here is a general overview of the syllabus for some of the popular undergraduate courses:

• B.Tech: The syllabus for the B.Tech entrance exam includes topics from Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics of Class 11th and 12th.
• BBA: The syllabus for the BBA entrance exam includes topics from English Language and Comprehension, General Awareness, Logical and Analytical Ability, and Management Aptitude.
• BCA: The syllabus for the BCA entrance exam includes topics from Mathematics, English Language and Comprehension, Computer Awareness, and Logical and Analytical Ability.
• B.Com (Hons. ): The syllabus for the B.Com (Hons. ) entrance exam includes topics from General Awareness, English Language and Comprehension, Logical and Analytical Ability, and Basic Mathematics.
• BA (Hons. ) English: The syllabus for the BA (Hons. ) English entrance exam includes topics from English Language and Comprehension, Literary Aptitude, and General Awareness.

It is advisable to check the official website of the university for the detailed syllabus and exam pattern for the course you are applying for.

JMI selection criteria includes shortlisting of candidates on the basis of scores obtained in JMI exam. For some courses candidates are required to also appear for Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI). The cut off for each course is released after the selection procedure is over and candidates are called for counselling and document verification. Candidates should go through the selection process mentioned in the e prospectus of JMI for their respective course.

It depends on which level you wish to teach in government schools:

Recent Supreme Court rulings:

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·       B.Ed. holders are not eligible for primary teacher positions in some states.

·       However, some states are challenging this ruling or providing temporary relief to B.Ed. candidates.

Recommendation:

·       Choose B.Ed. if you want to teach at the secondary or higher secondary level or pursue leadership roles in education.

·       Choose D.El.Ed. if you specifically want to teach at the primary level and want a shorter course duration.

Choosing between UP D.El.Ed and UP B.Ed depends on your career aspirations in education. Here's a table to help you compare the two options:

D. El. Ed is Diploma in Elementary Education. D. El. Ed. A Diploma course. Through it, you can apply for PRT teacher, but B.Ed is a degree course, through it you can apply for TGT/PGT depending on your qualification, as you are graduated/postgraduate. D.El.Ed is valid up to PRT level.

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The main difference is that one course is D.El.Ed is a Diploma level course while the other is a degree course.

 B El Ed's full form is Bachelor of Elementary Education. D El Ed Full Form is a Diploma in Elementary Education.

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Junior Basic Training course is technically an elementary teacher training course. JBT is similar to D.El.Ed. (Diploma in Elementary Education) course. D.El.Ed is a diploma course of 2 years in Education, which is required as an eligibility to apply as a primary (classes 1 to 4) level teacher. B.Ed is a degree course of two years in Education which is required for applying as a secondary and higher secondary level teacher. To apply for a D.El.Ed course, the candidate needs to have finished 10+2. To do B.Ed, the candidate needs to have completed the bachelor's degree with 50% marks in the Honours subject. So, D.El.Ed is similar to JBT but not equal to B.Ed.

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Yes, D EI Ed is a professional course that prepares candidates to become teachers of primary and upper primary classes. To progress in their educational career, one can pursue B.Ed or M.Ed to become a middle school or secondary school teacher. 

D.El.Ed (Diploma in Elementary Education) is a 2-Year Full-time Diploma course. The course provides theoretical and practical knowledge aiming to istill the qualities necessary for being an Elementary teacher. Children management, General Knowledge and education practices through physical exposure are also taught to the candidates.

The Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) entrance exam syllabus in government colleges generally covers the following topics.

General Knowledge: General awareness and basic knowledge about current events in India and the world.

Number Abilities: Mathematics operations, percentages, ratios and proportions, number systems, and other basic math concepts.

Language Proficiency: Grammar, comprehension, vocabulary and language skills in English and local languages? (e.g. Hindi).

Learning ability: principles of education, child psychology, classroom management and teaching methods

Science and Social Studies (in some cases): Basic Science and social studies concepts. Grade 10

The exam format generally consists of multiple choice questions and is designed to assess a candidate's teaching ability. Subject knowledge and reasoning skills For more detailed information You can take state level D.El.Ed entrance exams like Bihar DelEd JET, UP BTC exam or SCERT.

Yes, extracurricular activities such as workshops, cultural events and teaching practice are encouraged in D EL ED Programs to develop overall teaching skills and personality of the students. The type of extracurricular activies depend upon colleges, Some Collages host Sports event while some organize trips to various places.

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Following are the best institutes that provides D.El.Ed course in India:

• Jamia Millia Islamia University- [JMI]
• Amity University
• OPJS University
• Dr. Janardan Rai Nagar Rajasthan Vidyapeeth University - [JRNRVU]
• Pacific University. Institute of Professional Excellence and Management - [IPEM]
• St Bede's College

In government colleges, institutes or universities, the fees for the BTC may be between 8,000 to 40000. But in the Private Institutes or Semi-Government Institutes, the fees will be between 8000 to 85000 or even more. Each state has a different criteria.

No, Delhi University has discontinued its D.El.ED program. However, you can apply for other related courses such as B.Ed, B.EL.ED, B.P.ED, D.ED, M.ED, M.P.ED from Delhi University. If you are intended to pursue a D.El ED Course only then you can consider following government colleges for admisssion:

1. Madhya Pradesh Bhoj Open University
2. Maulana Azad National Urdu University
3. Dayalbagh Educational Institute [DEI]

Candidates who wish to pursue D.El.Ed in the field of Pre Primary & Primary School can consider the following colleges:

• Greater Noida College of Education
• Maharana Pratap College, Mohania
• Shri Guru Ram Das Institute of Management and Technology
• Emerald-9 Institute of Management and Technology

Candidates would be able to get jobs in private schools in their region. To get a job in government schools as an Elementary teacher, candidates will have to appear for the Teacher Recruitment Exam (TRT) conducted by the respective state government. After completing this process, candidates can pursue a career as an elementary teacher. This course allows candidates to start a career as an elementary teacher and establish a promising career in the field of education.

Here are some course options you can pursue after D.El.Ed:

• Bachelor's Degree (BA,  BSc,  BCom)
• Bachelor of Education (BCom)
• Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDipEd)
• Master of Education (M.Ed) 

The per month salary ranges from INR 5,000 to INR 60,000. Small private schools offer less salaries in comparison to government schools. Salary of D.El.Ed graduates depend on the number of years of experience and the recruiter as well as job location. D.El.Ed graduates can pursue B.Ed or M.Ed in order to increase their career growth.

After completing Diploma in Elementary Education course, you may work as elementary level teachers at educational institutes. You may find work at institutes imparting elementary level education, like government schools, private schools, nursery, coaching/private tuition classes and day care centers.

After completing D.El.Ed, candidates will be trained in actively engaging with children and targeting their learning and development. Teachers will be able to engage in healthy communication with students and contribute to an effective learning process. One can work as a Primary Teacher, Career Counsellor, Primary School Teacher in Government, and Private school writer in renowned ed-tech companies like Byjus after completing this course. They can also opt to pursue higher degrees in Education such as BEd and MEd. 

No, it is not compulsory. To apply for B.Ed, you can do Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) or Bachelor in Commerce (B.Com) from a recognized university.

No, D.El.Ed is a different thing and graduation is different. This is not equivalent to graduation degree.

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Diploma in Elementary Education is known as D.El.Ed and D.Ed is Diploma in Education. D.El.Ed course focuses to prepare teachers for the elementary stage of education which is applicable to class first to eighth. This Diploma helps you improve your skills and professional practice as a teacher. D.El.Ed is an NCTE approved 2-year elementary course. The programme enhances the educational qualities and techniques and makes you learn about teaching methods.

Let us talk about the D.Ed course now.

To pursue D.Ed course, you must pass your 12th exam from a recognised board or equivalency. After competing D.Ed, you have multiple choices to start your career. You can simply get a decent job in nurseries, an educational institution, kindergartens, daycares, etc. Once you successfully pass D.Ed, you are even given license to start your own nursery, where you can educate many kids. So, basically the main difference I can see in both the courses is about the career opportunities. Both have their own impact and value too.

After completing the D. EL. ED courses candidates can write the CTET to get an opportunity as a primary teacher in government and private schools. In my opinion MBA is a better option than M.A.

It is mandatory for those teachers who are teaching at elementary level. For secondary and higher secondary level, it is not mandatory. The duration of D.El.Ed is 2 years.

Hi.DElEd is a Diploma course in Elementary Education. It is a 2-year full-time Diploma course to train teachers for the primary level and can be done with classroom training or distance learning. It is a 4-semester course to prepare students to work in primary/ upper primary schools in different states of the country.For detail information you can see below link 

https://www.shiksha.com/d-el-ed-diploma-in-elementary-education-chp

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1) Both provide Education in Elementary teaching, but the main difference is one course is for a Diploma level and the second course is for a degree level.

2) Students who want to study DELED and BELED must complete class 12th from a recognized board.

3) The average course fees of DELED range between 35,000 to 90,000, and for B.ED between INR 2,05,000 to INR 2,00,000

Yes, a Diploma in Elementary Education D.El.Ed and MA together are possible, where the mode of one of these is regular and that of the other is distance mode.
Duration:
D.El.Ed: This Diploma takes an average of 2 years.
MA: The Master of Arts programme generally takes 2 years.
Guidelines:
According to UGC guidelines, you are allowed to study two academic programs at the same time if your class schedules do not overlap. Hence, you can efficiently cope with both courses by making one course distance learning while you are attending the other.

Yes, you can pursue a D.El.Ed. without attending regular classes by opting for a distance education program, which allows you to study at your own pace through online modules and study material, making it suitable for individuals who cannot attend traditional classroom sessions.

Yes, D.El.Ed is an excellent career choice for the students from rural areas as there is a high demand for qualified primary teachers to improve education standards in the rural Areas.

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Yes, you can apply for the TET exam while appearing in the 2nd year D.El.ED.

The eligibility criteria for CTET states that one can apply if he/she is appearing for the final year exam. Since, D.El.ED is two year course and you are appearing for the exams you can apply for CTET.

I hope it will help. You can reach out to us for further queries.

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When considering pursuing a Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) from institutes approved by both the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) and the University Grants Commission (UGC), it is crucial to select reputable institutions that meet these criteria. Some recommended institutes that offer D.El.Ed programs recognised by both NCTE and UGC include the Royal Educational Institute, Rajendra Academy, and AIHS Kolkata. By choosing an institution with these approvals, you can ensure the credibility and quality of your education, as well as the recognition of your certification within the field of education. It is advisable to thoroughly research and evaluate these institutes to make an informed decision that aligns with your educational and career goals.

The university does not run any specific D.El.Ed. course but is a participating member of the curricular development and revision processes in some of its teacher education programs, like B.El.Ed., among others for teachers' training. Most D.El.Ed. programs are conducted in institutions that include the SCERT among others and not at Delhi University.

If looking for teacher education courses at Delhi University, you may want to go for B.El.Ed. To know more about D.El.Ed., look up institutions like SCERT Delhi.

Hi, B.El.Ed is a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and D.El.Ed is Diploma in elementary education. They are not equivalent. Bachelor’s degree requires 10+2 with minimum 50% and 2-year diploma in elementary education whereas D.El.Ed requires 10+2 passed (any stream).

For B.Ed course, it is necessary to complete graduation with secured 45%+ marks for ST SC and disable students and more than 50% marks for general students, so my suggestions for you is to first complete the graduation with requirements percentage.

Hi.Yes, you can do M.Ed after D.El.Ed and B.Com.

 Eligibility of M.Ed course:

B.Ed/ BA B.Ed/ BSc B.Ed/ B.El.Ed with 50% aggregate OR D.El.Ed (or equivalent elementary teacher education programme) with a UG degree with 50% aggregate. If candidates select D.El.Ed as the educational qualification, they must also give details of the UG degree

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No, typically you cannot apply for a TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) position with only a D.El.Ed and a graduate degree. Here's why:

TGT Eligibility:

• Minimum Qualification: TGT positions generally require a B.Ed. degree in addition to a graduate degree in a relevant subject.
• Subject Specialization: B.Ed. provides subject specialisation for teaching specific subjects at the secondary level,  while D.El.Ed focuses on general teaching skills for elementary grades.

But, certain private schools might accept D.El.Ed + Graduate for specific roles, but it's not the standard requirement.

As of December 11, 2024, admissions for the D.El.Ed. (Diploma in Elementary Education) course in India are likely closed for the 2024 academic session, as most states conclude the application process between May and July. However, some states may have extended deadlines or conducted multiple rounds of counseling. To confirm whether admissions are still open, it's best to check official state education board websites or directly contact institutions offering the course for the most up-to-date information. If you're unable to apply this year, stay informed about the next admission cycle.

Yes, you can do a Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) in Hindi even if your second language at +2 was Malayalam. Admission to D.El.Ed courses is state and institution-wise, but most demand that candidates have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 50% marks (relaxation for reserved categories).

The last date for applying for D.El.Ed July 6, 2025. The applications fees are INR 400 for General / OBC candidates, INR 200 for SC/ST candidates and no fee for PH candidates. The fee structure for UP BTC 2025 is different, there are the following colleges, the government colleges (DIET)having a total number of 10450 seats and the private colleges having 40000 seats. The cost varies from INR 10000 to INR 15000 if studying in government operated colleges and INR 41000 in private colleges. Moreover, a scholarship for a poor man and it covers the whole fees amount for the male applicant. 

Yes, the D.El.Ed (Diploma in Elementary Education) programme in Delhi is expected to take place in 2025, as it is usually conducted annually by the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), Delhi. Admissions are based on merit, and eligibility typically requires candidates to have passed the 12th grade with at least 50% marks. For updates regarding the application process, important dates, and other details, it is advisable to regularly check the official SCERT Delhi website or contact their admissions office directly.

Yes, according to the Right to Education (RTE) Act & NCTE guidelines, D.El.Ed or B.Ed is mandatory for teaching in government and private schools.

• For Primary School Teachers which includes teaching Classes 1–5: D.El.Ed or BTC is required.
• For Upper Primary Teachers which includes teaching Classes 6–8: D.El.Ed or B.Ed is required.
• Candidates must also qualify for CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) or State TET (Teacher Eligibility Test) to get government jobs.

Yes, D.El.Ed is available in distance mode but it is only offered to in-service teachers that means those who are already working in a school. Top Universities Offering Distance D.El.Ed are as follows:

• IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University)
• NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling)
• SCERT State Open Universities (like MP Bhoj, Karnataka Open University, etc.)

The eligibility criteria for Distance D.El.Ed is:

• The candidate Must be an in-service teacher (teaching experience required).
• School must be recognised by Central/State Government.
• Admission is usually through direct application, not entrance exams.

Yes! If you want a government teaching job, you must clear the CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) or State TET (Teacher Eligibility Test).

• If you want to teach students of Classes 1-5 (Primary Teacher – PRT)then you have Clear CTET Paper 1.
• If you want to teach students of Classes 6-8 (Upper Primary – TGT) then you need to Clear CTET Paper 2 (after D.El.Ed + Graduation).
• State TET exams like UPTET, Bihar TET, MP TET, etc. are mandatory for state government teaching jobs.

If you are not interested in Teaching then apart from teaching, D.El.Ed degree holders can explore the following professions:

1. Educational Content Developer (EdTech companies)
2. Curriculum Planner
3. School Administrator or Principal (after experience)
4. NGO Worker in Education Sector
5. Online Tutor & YouTube Educator

Note: This information is sourced from different sources and may vary.

Hi,

Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed.) at Jamia Millia Islamia is a 2 years course at the UG level. The course offers admission to 100 students. The total tuition fee for Jamia Millia Islamia Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed.) is INR 13,800. To get admitted to Jamia Millia Islamia Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed.) course, applicants must meet the entry requirements - 50% in 12th.

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The fee for the Diploma in Elementary Education course in a private college generally ranges from INR 10,000 to INR 25000 per semester depending on the institution prestigious private colleges may charge higher fees. Additional charges for registration examinations and facilities could also apply. It is advisable to check the specific College website for exact fees as they can vary based on location and facilities offered. Some colleges may also provide financial aid or installment payment options for students. 

Thank you I hope this helps.

No, D.El.Ed Course typically requires the candidates to have completed Class 12 or equivalent qualification from a recognised board. A minimum of higher secondary education is mandatory for the admission.

Both D.El.Ed and B.Ed are qualifications for becoming a teacher in India, but there are some key differences between the two:

The key difference between DPSE and DElEd are covered in the table below:

The MAH BEd CET is the Maharashtra Bachelor in Education Common Entrance Test. MAH BEd CET exam is a state-level entrance exam, conducted to provide admission to candidates in BEd courses. To appear for the exam, eligible candidates are required to first apply for the exam.

Candidates with D.El.Ed degree cannot appear in UP PGT Main Exam. The eligibility criteria for the UP PGT exam requires candidates to have a Master's degree with at least 50% marks from a  recognised institution  in any subject. In some cases, a bachelor's degree in education is also required. The Master's degree must be the same as the subject the candidate plans to teach at the graduate level. Therefore, D.El.Ed degree does not meet the eligibility requirements for UP PGT main exam.

Yes, D El Ed is open for students from all the streams (Arts, Science, and Commerce) who meet the eligibility criteria. The course is designed to prepare aspiring teachers, irrespective of their academic background.

Absolutely! One of the best parts of D.El.Ed. is that it's not just theory but there is a lot of practical learning that you will go through. In both the years, you will be doing:

• Classroom observations
• Internships in primary/upper primary schools
• Practice teaching (micro-teaching sessions)
• Lesson plan creation and demo classes

It prepares you for real classroom challenges. You'll also get feedback from experienced teachers and mentors during your internship.

NCTE mandates at least 80% attendance in theory and 90% in practicals (internships, projects, etc.).

So yes, regular attendance is a must. If you miss too many classes, you might not be allowed to sit for the final exams.

Yes, many institutes ask for a medical fitness certificate during admission. It's a simple form where a doctor certifies that you're physically and mentally fit for teaching.

Nothing too intense just a basic check-up.

Not necessarily. The D.El.Ed course is offered in Hindi, English and even in regional languages depending on the state.

For example:

• UP, Bihar, MP – Hindi
• West Bengal – Bengali
• South Indian states – Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu
• Some private/central colleges – English

So you can choose the language you’re most comfortable with.

Candidates who wish to pursue D.El.Ed in the field of Pre Primary & Primary School can consider the following colleges:

• Greater Noida College of Education
• Maharana Pratap College, Mohania
• Shri Guru Ram Das Institute of Management and Technology
• Emerald-9 Institute of Management and Technology

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Question papers are set in both Hindi and English in the exam of D.EL.ED except for the languages in which they will be set as under:

• It means candidates should write there as follows:
• In English, in the case of teaching English
• In Urdu, in the case of teaching Urdu
• In Hindi, in the case of teaching Hindi
• In Punjabi, in the case of teaching Punjabi
• In Sanskrit in the case of teaching of Sanskrit

It means one can write exam of D.EL.ED in English only for the English language.

Hope it helps you

Good luck!

Listed below are the eligibility criteria for admission to best colleges for a Diploma in Teaching in India:

• To meet eligibility criteria for the DEd program, candidates should clear Class 12^thin any stream from a recognised board with a minimum of 50 percent - 60 percent aggregate marks.
• Applicants should have completed a minimum of 16 years of age on the date of admission, and there is no upper age limit.

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from official website and may vary.

Hi, listed below are the top private diploma in Teaching colleges in India with their tuition fee and eligibility criteria:

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from official website and may vary.

D.El.Ed is a certificate teacher training program which can be done after completing your 12th. After completing this course you are eligible to teach at lower (elementary) level schools. They may find work at institutes imparting elementary level education, like Government schools, Private schools, Nursery, Coaching/Private tuition classes and Daycare centers. It is always better to go for higher studies to have better career prospects. Doing MA would be better options as you will get an opportunity to work in colleges, schools and universities after clearing other criteria. After completing your MA you can also go for the doctoral program.

The language of instruction for the D. El. Ed (Diploma in Elementary Education) course may vary depending on the institution offering the programme and the region in which the programme is being offered. In India, most D. El. Ed courses are offered in regional languages, depending on the state in which the programme is being offered.

For instance, in the state of Tamil Nadu, D. El. Ed courses are offered in Tamil, while in the state of Karnataka, the course is offered in Kannada. However, some institutions may also offer the programme in English as well, especially in states where English is widely spoken and understood. In general, the medium of instruction for the D. El. Ed programme is determined by the institution offering the programme and is specified in the course prospectus or brochure.

Candidates are advised to check the prospectus or contact the institution to confirm the language of instruction for the D. El. Ed course they are interested in.