D.El.Ed

DElEd or Diploma in Elementary Education is a 2-year diploma course for primary teachers' training. It will provide you with training for teaching in primary or upper primary schools. It is a 4-semester course that requires you to appear for CTET or state-level TET exams for admissions. To study the DElEd course, you must meet the basic eligibility parameters. A few of the requirements include 10+2 with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks. DElEd NIOS is also an option if you are an untrained teacher working in different parts of the country. The Syllabus for this course focuses on the educational requirements and child psychology and the process of learning, reading, and writing. This course is offered in Full-time and Distance mode. The DElEd Admission is conducted based on the DElEd entrance exams and merit list. Each state conducts a different entrance exam to offer the Diploma in Elementary Education course. The average fee to pursue DElEd is INR 5,000 – 80,000, and you can get a job with a starting salary of INR 2.5 LPA. DElEd graduates are primarily employed as school teachers in Nursery Schools, Kindergarten Schools, and Montessori Schools. Besides this, you can also pursue higher studies such as B.Ed or M.Ed. 

To get direct admission to the Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) program, you can follow these steps: Eligibility Criteria1. *Age*: The minimum age requirement is 17 years.2. *Qualification*: You should have passed your 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised board.3. *Percentage*: The minimum percentage required varies from state to state, but it's usually around 50%. Direct Admission Process1. *State Government Website*: Visit the official website of your state's education department or the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE).2. *Application Form*: Look for the D.El.Ed admission notification and download the application form.3. *Fill the Form*: Fill in the application form with the required details, such as personal information, educational qualifications, and contact details.4. *Required Documents*: Attach the necessary documents, including:    - 10+2 or equivalent examination mark sheet    - Birth certificate    - Caste certificate (if applicable)    - Income certificate (if applicable)5. *Submission*: Submit the filled application form and attached documents to the designated authority, usually the District Institute of Education and Training (DIET) or the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT).6. *Merit List*: The authorities will prepare a merit list based on your academic performance and other criteria.7. *Admission*: If your name appears in the merit list, you'll be eligible for direct admission to the D.El.Ed program. Important Notes1. *State-Specific*: The admission process and eligibility criteria may vary depending on your state.2. *Institutional Admission*: Some institutions may have their own admission process, so it's essential to check with the institution directly.3. *Counseling*: Some states may conduct counseling sessions for admission to D.El.Ed programs.