Mizoram University

Mizoram University offers two-year B.Ed programme divided into four semesters. The university offers B.Ed at campus through the School of Education. Below is detailed eligibility for Mizoram University:Candidates need to pass a bachelor's degree and/ or a master's degree in Science, Social Science, Humanities with at least 50% aggregate to apply for B.Ed programme.Aspirants with bachelor's degree in Engineering or Technology with specialisation in Science and Mathematics with at least 55% aggregate or equivalent can also apply.

No, the mode of application is online for B.Ed programme. Candidates need to follow the below steps to apply for B.Ed at Mizoram University:Step 1: Visit the official website of Mizoram University.Step 2: Go to 'Admission News' on the Home Page.Step 3: Click on Apply Now link to register for admission.Step 4: Register with the basic details and fill out the application form.Step 5: Pay the fee and submit the form.

For admission to Mizoram University B.Ed programme, aspirants can either qualify CUET-PG or appear for MZU Entrance Test. The university will considers 50% of the marks obtained in the qualifying exam along with the entrance exam to determine the merit list.Once the selection rounds are overs, Mizoram University releases a merit list. Selected aspirants need to confirm their seat by paying the programme fee.

Candidates first need to fill out the CUET-PG application form followed by registration at the university. Find below the steps to apply for Mizoram University admissions:Step 1: Visit the official website of Mizoram University.Step 2: Go to 'Admission News' on the Home Page.Step 3: Click on CUET-PG Apply Now link to register for admission.Step 4: Create a profile and select the programme.Step 5: Pay the fee and submit the details.

In the last year, students are required to choose any one optional courses in B.Ed. Below are the optional courses for Mizoram University B.Ed:Health and Physical EducationGuidance and CounsellingPeace EducationCommunityVocation Education

Yes, in the third semester of the B.Ed programme, students need to do an internship. The whole of third semester comprising of 16 weeks will be devoted to internship related activities. The said internship will consist of three Phases: Pre-internship, Internship and Post-internship. During internship student teachers interact with the teachers, students, administrators and community including parents and try to understand the problems of schools and students which helps in their development as a teacher. 

The university reserves some percentage of seats for reserved category candidates. Check below the reservation criteria followed by Mizoram University:CategoryReservation %Open Category50%SC/ ST50%EWS10% (in addition to the existing seats) 

A total of 100 seats are available at Mizoram University campus for B.Ed programme. Up to 10% of seats may be assigned to students from other disciplines. Below is the intake for B.Ed at Mizoram University affiliated colleges:InstitutesSeatsState Institute of Education and Training, Lunglei50Institute Of Advanced Study In Education, Aizawl150State Council of Educational Research and Training60

Both Mizoram University and Vidyasagar University are public universities offering two-year B.Ed programme. Below is the comparison between them based on fee and intake parameters:B.Ed UniversityTotal Tuition FeeSeat IntakeMizoram UniversityINR 28,400360Vidyasagar UniversityINR 60,000 - INR 70,000830Note: This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

After completing the B.Ed degree from one of the best B.Ed college, students are open to various job opportunities. Aspirants can become teachers at primary, secondary, and senior secondary levels in private schools. Below are some of the job profiles available after B.Ed: Job ProfileAverage Annual Salary (in INR)School Teacher5- 9 LPACurriculum Developer3.5- 6 LPAPrivate Educator2.5- 4 LPACareer Counsellor4- 6 LPAEducation Administrator6- 9 LPANote- The above salary has been taken from external sources, and hence may vary.