Distance/Correspondence D.Ed

For students who have completed their 12th state board examinations and want to pursue a D.Ed (Diploma in Education) correspondence degree, various respectable institutes in Mumbai, Pune, and Jalna offer it. Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University (YCMOU) offers a D.Ed course via distance learning, with study centres in these cities. Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) also provides teacher education programmes through correspondence, including study centres in Mumbai and Pune. Additionally, several institutions associated with the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE) provide D.Ed courses. These programmes allow students to pursue a teaching career while balancing other responsibilities.

You can take the following steps to apply to St. Anne's D.Ed. College's correspondence Diploma in Education (D.Ed.) program:1. Visit the official website of St. Annes D.Ed. College2. Examine ddmission requirements and eligibility criteria for the D.Ed. program.3. Fill out application form: Complete the D.Ed. program application form, making sure to accurately submit all necessary information.4. Submit the required documents5. Pay the application fee .6. Monitor the status of your applicationIt is advised to visit St. Anne's D.Ed. College's official website or get in touch with the college using the contact details provided there for comprehensive and specific instructions on how to apply for the correspondence D.Ed. program. 

The minimum eligibility criterion for Diploma in education D.Ed courses has been reset to the higher secondary certificate (HSC). The government had recently announced that the eligibility criteria will be changed from HSC to graduation. However, for this year, the old criteria will be applied. The decision was taken during a meeting of the D.Ed state admission and selection committee, which was held in the city on Monday. Anil Edge, director, Maharashtra State Education Research and Training (MSCERT), who headed the meeting, told TOI, "In order to make graduation as eligibility criteria for the D.Ed courses, the National Council for Teachers' Education (NCTE) has to give a nod. However, a few formalities are yet to be completed as there are a lot of technicalities involved. Hence, it was decided to go ahead with the old eligibility criteria for this year".