B.P.Ed

Candidates can get admission to BPEd through merit or entrance exams as some institutions offer admission on the basis of merit (marks obtained in Class 12 or Graduations) and others conduct the entrance exams. BPEd admissions are provided mainly on the basis of candidates’ performance in the entrance exam conducted by different universities and colleges.Physical Efficiency Test: This component of the exam tests the physical fitness of a candidate. The test may consist of physical activities like pull-ups, flexed leg sit-ups, shuttle run, 600-yard run, standing broad jump, etc.Game/ Sport Playing Ability Test: In this test, a candidate is assessed for anyone sport or a game of his/ her choice. Personal Interview: The interview round aims at judging the overall personality of a candidate

Yes, you can definitely do a BPEd after a BA. Most BPEd. programs require a completed bachelor's degree in any discipline as the minimum eligibility. Some universities may have additional requirements like minimum marks or entrance exams.The specific process will vary depending on the institution you choose, but here's a general overview:Check Eligibility: Make sure the B.P.Ed. program you're interested in accepts BA graduates.Meet Additional Requirements: Check for any additional requirements like entrance exams or minimum marks in your BA.Apply: Follow the application process outlined by the chosen university. This usually involves submitting your academic transcripts,  entrance exam scores (if applicable),  and other documents.

Those who have completed Class 12 from any recognised educational board in Physical Education can pursue this course. Most of the students enter into professions such as Trainers or Therapists after completing their BPEd. But many top coaching institutes and universities that have functioning sports teams hire MPEd professionals. Therefore, these candidates can also pursue MPEd after completing BPEd which becomes an important course to pursue. This course is perfect for individuals who excel in sports-related activities or have participated in state-level or national-level sports competitions and are looking for a career in the field of physical education. They must be agile, quick and problem-solvers. They must be ready to put in long working hours to take care of their fitness as well as look after the school or university's sports teams. They must be highly creative, patient and adaptable to their changing environment and must have great motor skills to exercise their athletic abilities.