B.Ed Eligibility

Yes, if you have given UP B.Ed Entrance exam, you are eligible for admission.

You are not fulfilling the minimum percentage criteria, so you are not eligible for B.Ed.

Hi,
The minimum qualification required for entry into B.Ed course is a Bachelor of Arts B.A. Bachelor of Science B.Sc or Bachelor of Commerce B.Com from recognized board/university. A minimum aggregate score of 50% in graduation. A minimum aggregate score of 55% at post-graduate level.

Hi,For applying in B.Ed eligibility, requirements is graduate degree in any discipline and 50 percent aggregate marks in graduation. There will be entrance for admission to B.Ed. Regards.

Eligibility for B.Ed. Is :
1) You must be graduate.
2) Fulfill the minimum percentage criteria I. e. 50% for OBC.
3) Seat availability in college.
4) Entrance exam cleared.

Yes, you can do B.Ed after B.Tech.

No, even you are an OBC minimum marks needed are 50%.

You can teach in private schools. For government schools, you have to pass the entrance exam like TET, CTET and many teaching exams to become a government teacher.

Hello,The National Eligibility Test conducts the UGC NET Exam twice a year. As you know this exam is organized to select the deserving candidates for the post of Assistant Professor and for awarding Junior Research Fellowship. To maintain the standard of teaching and research UGC have set some guidelines to for the aspirants who wish to appear in UGC NET Exam. An aspirant must have pursued post-graduation to apply for UGC NET. So, if you are looking for appearing in this exam, it's essential to have a master's degree. Make sure you also meet the other qualification required for the exam.

You can take CTET in your final year.