B.Ed

The B.Ed course is an undergraduate course which takes two academic years with the overall goal of producing professional teachers. At other times the curriculum is spread over four semesters and totals to 128 credit hours. The courses included in the B.Ed curriculum are- 1) Perspective in Education 16: 3162 Curriculum and Pedagogy of School Subjects 32: 3 Educational Management and Administration 8: 4 Guidance and Counseling 8: 5 Educational Technology & ICT 8: 6 Practicum / Internship 24. In addition, dissertation or research projects which amount to 8 credits of course work are also complete by the students. The B.Ed tuition fee could range from INR 1. 5 Lacs to INR 5 Lacs year depending on the college of the disciples' choice.

The fee structure for B.Ed at Late Annasaheb Parbhani Parbahani College stand at almost INR 33,040 for general category students while for OBC category fee stands at INR 9,500 only However, Its advisable to check this amount of information form the college side only as this may vary or changes in every session. Other fee structures may include Admission Fees, Examination Fees and Library Fees which may cost anything between five thousand Indian rupees and ten thousand Indian rupees per annum. The B.Ed programme is spread over a period of two calendar years and is composed of four semesters, with an academic credit weight age of one twenty-eight. To sum up, following theoretical and practical coursework is presented for the training of teachers including knowledge and teaching skills.

Yes, you can pursue a B.Ed at Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University even if you do not have any prior teaching experience as long as you meet the basic eligibility criteria like having a bachelor's degree, you can apply for the course.Key points to remember: No mandatory teaching experience:Most B.Ed programs, including those offered by Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University, do not require prior teaching experience for admission.  Check specific eligibility criteria:Always verify the exact requirements on the university website to ensure you meet the necessary academic qualifications.  Distance learning option:Since it's an open university, you can likely pursue the B.Ed through distance learning, which is convenient for those without prior teaching experience.

Hello Madan!You can pursue a 3-year LLB after completing your BSc, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria set by the respective law colleges. Most law schools require a graduation degree (like BSc, BA, BCom) with a minimum percentage (usually around 45-50%).However, regarding your B.Ed arrear, you would need to clear it before getting the official degree or completing the course requirements for B.Ed. Law colleges typically don't have restrictions on BEd as long as you have completed the required graduation degree.Options:If you're keen on LLB, you can go ahead with it after completing your BSc.If you want to complete your B.Ed before pursuing LLB, it's advisable to clear your arrear first and then proceed.Make sure to check specific college admission criteria for both courses to ensure eligibility.

The current cutoff in regard to Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) at M.I.Training College is not clearly provided. Nevertheless, admission to the B.Ed. is conducted strictly on merit depending on the candidate's graduation percentage from a recognized University/ Institute. The college offers thirty-five merit seats and fifteen management seats for the B. Ed. course with a total student intake of fifty students. Having passed graduation with minimum aggregate mark is mandatory although there is no clear indication of the required marks for this post. For further information, one must approach the college and get the updated cutoff list of their faculty and admission procedure.