Special Education

Eligibility for an ODL (Open and Distance Learning) B.Ed programme can vary depending on the institution and the specific regulations of the education board in your area. However, in general: If you have completed a B.Ed. in Special Education through a regular mode and are working as a regular teacher in a government school, you may be eligible for an ODL B.Ed. program, provided you meet the specific requirements set by the institution offering the program. Some universities and institutions may require candidates to have prior teaching experience, as you do, while others may have additional criteria such as a minimum percentage in your previous degree or certain age limits.  It would be best to check the specific eligibility criteria of the ODL B.Ed programme you are interested in. You can usually find this information on the official website of the university or institution offering the course. 

Greetings, The procedure to get admission to B.Ed Special Education varies by institution, but generally involves submitting an application, paying a fee, and providing required documents: Application: Fill out the application form and submit it in person to the campus office. "Fee: Pay the application fee.Documents: Provide self-attested copies of your mark sheets, certificates, and other required documents". Entrance exam: Some institutions require applicants to qualify for a state-level or university-level entrance exam.For example, DU B.Ed admission requires passing the CUET PG exam. "Selection: Admission is based on merit and counseling. A B.Ed in Special Education provides the specialised knowledge and skills needed to work with students who have disabilities.

You cannot do a B.Ed in Special Education through distance learning with 45% in graduation as most of the institutions require minimum 50% marks in graduation to enroll for this program. Eligibility criteria for B.Ed in Special Education usually requires that candidates should have at least 50% aggregate marks in the undergraduate degree from a recognised university. Some universities may offer relaxation of 5% for the candidates belonging to the reserved category, but that doesn't match up with your present qualifications. Your score in MA Political Science is 58% from IGNOU, which doesn't compensate for the graduation percentage requirement. It would be advisable to look for other programs or work on the graduation score to match up with the eligibility criteria of B.Ed programs.

The B.Ed. in Special Education from Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University (YCMOU) Nashik:QualificationsBed. A bachelor's degree in special education from YCMOU is required. The Process of AcquisitionApplication Form for B.Ed. For special education, you can fill out an online registration form on the YCMOU website. Once registered, you will receive a login ID and password that you can request online. The cost of studyTotal tuition fee for B.Ed. at YCMOU it ranges from INR 28,000 to INR 84,200. These funds include tuition, medical insurance and security deposits. English Language Proficiency TestIf you want to apply to an English-medium college, you will also need to take the English Language Content Test (ELCT). BookletsBed. in special education at YCMOU

A systematic strategy and the appropriate study resources are necessary for MP Bhoj Open University's Special B.Ed. Entrance Exam preparation The following novels are suggestedThe RPH Editorial Board's article Teaching Aptitude and Teaching Attitudecovers the fundamentals of pedagogy, learning strategies, and aptitude instruction.Disha Experts' "Child Development and Pedagogyemphasises instructional methods, special needs education and child psychology."Special Education: Contemporary Perspectives for School Professionals written by Marilyn Friendoffers information on managing special needs and inclusive schooling.Question Papers & Practice Sets from Past YearsTo become acquainted with the format of the test use resources such as Arihant's Practice Papers.Lucent Publications' "General Knowledge and Current Affairs"