B.Ed (Bachelor of Education): eligibility, duration, admission and careers
Teaching methods, child development, assessment, school internship and two teaching subjects.
Course at a glance
- Level: Professional degree
- Duration: 2 years
- Eligibility: A bachelor's or master's degree. NCTE norms ask for at least 50% marks (45% for reserved categories); states may differ.
- Admission: State or university entrance test, or merit.
Recognition to check
The institution must be recognised by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) for B.Ed. A 4-year Integrated Teacher Education Programme (ITEP) is also offered after Class 12. Rules, entrance tests and minimum marks change from year to year, so always confirm them in the official admission notice of the university or council.
Career options
- School teacher (with TET / CTET where required)
- Coaching and academic roles
- M.Ed after B.Ed
Fees
Fees depend on the college, state and seat type. Compare the full-course fee from each college's official fee notice, and see the colleges in our directory with checked fees.
How we help
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