Is a B.Ed course going to be of 4 years from next year?
The 2-year course for Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)might soon be dropped in favour of a 4-year integrated teacher training programme.The four-year integrated BA-B.Ed and BSc-B.Ed course will have a upgraded syllabus and the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) has been asked to start work on the same by the Human Resources and Development Ministry.Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley had made announcements to this effect for an integrated B.Ed programme in his budget speech on February 1, 2018.
Is B.Ed necessary for teaching?
It depends where you want to teach i.e.school or college.If you want to teach in school then definitely you should complete your b.ed degree otherwise its very difficult to get selected in good school with good payscale.If you want to teach in college then go for NET/SLET Exam and apply for jobs in collegeHope this helps :D
How do I become a Indian Railway Ticket Collector?
The minimum educational qualification needed for the post of ticket collector is 10th class pass with 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized central or state board. Those who have completed their diploma or 12th class can also apply for the same. Graduates are also qualified for this post provided they are not above the specified age limits.The age limit of the candidate must be 18-25 years. Age relaxation is provided for reserved categories like SC/ST and OBC candidates.The recruitment to the post of ticket collector is done through 19 Railway Recruitment Boards (RRB), located at different parts of the country, which are controlled by the Railway Recruitment Control Board (RRCB). So to be a ticket collector, one has to apply and appear for the competitive examination which consists of nearly 150 questions in General Knowledge, Aptitude, Mathematics and General English.Railway Ticket Collector Recruitment and ExaminationRRB advertises vacancies in Employment News (a Government of India publication), and also on the website of Indian Railways.Of these vacancies,33% are by promotion by a process of selection from eligible Group 'D' categories of staff as specified by the Zonal Railways.17% are by promotion entirely on merit of Matriculate Group 'D' employees from eligible categories, as specified by the Zonal Railways, with a minimum of 2 years regular service in the concerned seniority unit. This will be on the basis of a competitive examination consisting of Written Test and Record of Service of 85 and 15 marks respectively.Only 50% of the vacancies are filled by direct recruitment through Railway Recruitment Board. The details of the examination can be had from, RAILWAY NON TECHNICAL CADRE EXAMINATIONOn the basis of performance in the written exam, candidates will be called for personal interview. On selection, they will receive a short training of about one month, laid down by zonal railways. During the training period, they will get a stipend.
What will be the career opportunities if we take the MEC Group in intermediate?
Hello Mr Srinivas,You'll have many choices after doing your Intermediate im MEC. You can go for B. Com , BBA, CA, CS, ICWA, CFA etc. CA, CS, ICWA, CFA all these are professional courses. While B. Com and BBA are normal graduate courses which may need a supporting Post Graduate degree like MBA, M. Com etc., to have good career prospects. You definitely will have a good no. of opportunities if you choose MEC. Think once before you act and choose wisely.All the Best. Hope this helps you. :)
Can I do an M.Sc and B.Ed together?
No, You should not do more than one degree courses at the same time. It’s not allowed as per the existing UGC rules. Anyhow you can do One regular degree course and any number of diploma courses (like PGDCA, PGDM, DCA etc) but not 2nd degree.MSc Ed Integrated courses (MSc+M.Ed) are there in NIEs, you can choose those courses if you clear entrance tests there. The eligibility for the above course is BSc B.Ed.But few people hide the things while applying for distance education courses and join parallel second degree. Like while doing B.Ed regular course few guys apply MSc or M.A through correspondence in the same academic year. But don’t think the govt is fool. When you are applying for PG Assistant job under state or central govt, the academic duration for both MSc and B.Ed must be different. If they find you did the two degree courses in the same year, sure they will reject your candidature.the following combinations you should not do at the same time.PG + B.EdB.Ed + MphilM.Ed + M.Phil or PGB.Ed or M.Ed + PhDKeep in mind that the above said courses are from the same department. I think you got me.
Can I do b.ed after b.com?
You can do B.ed after B.com If you are interested in Teaching. Now a days teaching has become one of the most popular profession. It is a good choice to choose teacher training courses to make a successful career in teaching. One can learn many activities while doing teacher training courses.There are several teacher training courses which are available in different modes and durations. Some of teacher training courses are: NTT (Nursery Teacher Training Course), NPTT (Nursery Primary Teacher Training Courses), B.ed (Bachelor of Education)NTT (Nursery Teacher Training) is a teacher training course which makes you eligible to teach students of nursery classes and eligibility for the course is 10+2 or 12thor equivalent from any stream. NTT course is of one year.NPTT (Nursery Primary Teacher Training) or PTT (Primary Teacher Training) is a teacher training course which makes you eligible to teach students upto class 5th and eligibility of NPTT or PTT is 10+2 or 12thor equivalent from any stream. The duration of the course is 2 years.B.ed (Bachelor of Education) is a degree programme in teaching which makes you eligible to teach class form 6th to 12th. Eligibility to pursue B.ed is graduation with minimum 50% from any UGC approved university.There are many institutions which are providing teacher training courses. But I would suggest one of the renowned teacher training institution in delhi i.e. INDOSS POLYTECHNIA FOR WOMEN situated at Rajouri Garden, New Delhi.Indoss is a highly esteemed teacher training institute which any one can approach to fulfill there career dreams to become a skillful and successful teacher. Indoss is providing – NTT, NPTT, B.ed* all at one place. For further details visit www.nurseryteachertraining.co.in or call 9212441844
Can I do a B.Ed after a BCA?
HiYou can go for B.ed after your BCA. Bachelors of Education is a program to prepare secondary school teachers by comprehensive curricular coverage with intensive training and field engagement.Eligibility CriteriaPass with 50% marks in Bachelor’s Degree or Master’s Degree in Sciences or Social Sciences or Humanities or Commerce.ORPass with 55% marks in B.Tech. or B.E. with specialization in Science and Mathematics.Benefits of doing B.ed :Teaching is the one of greatest choice in india for job.This is very good respectated,and well cultured profession.A candidate can get up to 40000 Rs per month on the basis of post and experience.the teachers with this degree can teach permanent basis in Primary/ junior highschool/ intermediate colleges.on the other hand B.ed helps usEducational CounsellorsEducational EntrepreneursSchool AdministratorsFree lancersFree Lance TrainersInstructional Designers etc.Some of the top universities :Lovely Professional university,PunjabLady shri Ram college for women- New Delhi,Kasturi ram college of higher education - new delhi,Guru Gobing Singh Indraprastha University- New DelhiMotilal Nehru National Institute of Technology AllahabadSASTRA UniversityJamia Millia IslamiaGood Luck