B.Ed

Bachelor of Education

B.Ed- Bachelor of Education Course

Many people see teaching as one of the most honorable occupations in India. A B.Ed study is required to enter the teaching profession at the secondary school level. The B.Ed course is meant to assist candidates in not only gaining information about various teaching techniques but also in gaining other soft skills such as counseling to understand the psyche of the students. The training also contributes to the establishment of a stronger educational system at the grassroots level. Bachelor of Education graduates are well-versed in the fundamentals of teaching and learning.

 

What is a B.Ed Course?

Bachelor of Education is a two-year undergraduate curriculum that is completed after graduation. It helps students prepare for a career in education. Students who earn a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) might pursue a rewarding career as a teacher, school counselor, or school administrator.

 

B.Ed Course Eligibility

• To apply for a B.Ed course, various universities or states have distinct sets of prerequisites or eligibility criteria; nevertheless, the overall B.Ed eligibility criterion is the same.
• Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree from a recognized university in any field, including arts, science, and business.
  Several prestigious business schools may additionally need a minimum percentage of graduation marks. The minimum percentage for general candidates is 50%, and the minimum percentage for reserved category candidates is 45%.

 

B.Ed Specializations

B.Ed Hindi	B.Ed Tamil
B Ed History	B.Ed English
B.Ed Physics	B.Ed Sanskrit
B.Ed Chemistry	B.Ed Malayalam
B.Ed Economics	B.Ed Commerce
B.Ed Geography	B.Ed Psychology
B.Ed Mathematics	B.Ed Social Science
B.Ed Home Science	B.Ed Natural Science
B.Ed Political Science	B.Ed Physical Science
B.Ed Hearing Impaired	B.Ed Special Education
B.Ed Computer Science	B.Ed Physical Education
B.Ed Business Studies	B.Ed Commerce
B.Ed Urdu	B.Ed Yoga
B.Ed Information Technology	B.Ed Child Development

 

B.Ed Course Admission Procedure

The NCTE has made B.Ed obligatory for teaching students in public schools in India, which has resulted in a tremendous increase in demand for the B.Ed program. The course has been changed so that each applicant gets an equal opportunity. Working professionals can take part-time and distance BEd courses, for example.

Full-time B.Ed-

• A full-time B.Ed is a two-year professional program for applicants who desire to teach at the secondary school level (primary or secondary).
• IPU CET, and others.

Online B.Ed-

• Certificate courses are available for online B.Ed courses. The online course might last anything from a few hours to several months.
• The admission procedure for online B.Ed courses is available throughout the year and is done on a first-come, first-served basis.
• There are deadlines for batch admission in some circumstances.

 

B.Ed Course Entrance Exams

B.Ed admission examinations are administered by several state authorities or by the colleges themselves. Information on some of the most prominent B.Ed Entrance Exams is provided here.

• Banaras Hindu University (BHU) BEd Entrance Test
• Calcutta University (CU)- BEd Entrance Test
• Central Universities Common Entrance Test (CUCET)
• Delhi University (DU)-BEd Entrance Test
• Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) BEd Entrance Test
• Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) BEd Entrance Test
• St. Xavier's College, Kolkata BEd Entrance Test
• Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) BEd Entrance Test

 

B.Ed Course Syllabus

The B.Ed Syllabus is designed so that students are well-versed in the problems that they will confront during their professional careers. The B.Ed syllabus has been adjusted in such a manner that applicants begin to grasp that teaching is about more than just finishing the syllabus and passing on information. The whole B.Ed program is organized into four semesters, each lasting 5-6 months.

The B.Ed program is built on three fundamentals: perspectives on education, pedagogical studies, and field practicum. In addition to elementary and adult education, the B.Ed Syllabus combines and delivers information in fields such as child psychology, environmental education, and value education. The B.Ed syllabus also demands internships and school involvement throughout the degree to foster holistic development.

• Assessment For Learning
• Childhood & Growing Up
• Knowledge & Curriculum
• Learning & Teaching
• Language Across Curriculum
• Understanding ICT and Applications

B.Ed Semester-I
Sr. No.	Subjects of Study
1	Education in Contemporary India
2	Growth and Development of the Learner
3	ICT Skill Development
4	Philosophical Bases of Education
5	Participation in Sports and Yoga
6	Simple Expressional Competencies
7	Techniques of Teaching
8	Teaching through Drama and Music
9	Pedagogy-I Pedagogy-II
B.Ed Semester-II
1	Assessment for Learning
2	Knowledge, Curriculum, and Understanding Disciplines
3	School Management
4	Sociological Bases of Education
5	Understanding the Learner
6	ICT Practical
7	Pedagogy-I Pedagogy-II
Pedagogy Subjects Pedagogy of Agriculture Pedagogy of Commerce Pedagogy of Computer Science Pedagogy of English Pedagogy of Economics Pedagogy of Fine Arts Pedagogy of Geography Pedagogy of Hindi Pedagogy of History Pedagogy of Science Pedagogy of Sociology / Social Studies
B.Ed Semester-III
1	School Internship
2	Skill in Teaching Practical
B.Ed Semester-IV
1	Communication, Employability, and Resource Development Skills
2	Guidance and Counseling
3	Gender, School, and Society
4	Inclusive Education
5	Reading and Reflecting on Text
6	Understanding the Self
7	Elective-I Distance Education and Life-Long Learning Environmental Education Health and Physical Education Human Rights and Peace Education
8	Elective-II E-Education Resource Development Life Skills Education Population Education School Library and Information Services

 

B.Ed Course Scope

Teachers will never be out of work. There are many schools, and each one needs a teacher, whether permanent, temporary, full-time, or part-time. If one's talents prevent him from becoming a teacher, he can pursue similar occupations.

M.Ed (Master of Education) and Ph.D. are offered (Education).

M.Ed

M.Ed program:

• Applicants must have received a minimum of 50-60% on their B.Ed course. Candidates from the restricted categories are granted a 5% relaxation.
• The course is available in full-time, distance, and online formats.
• Admissions are made either on merit or an entrance examination. BHU CET, D ET, JUET, MEET, and more top admission exams are available.

Ph.D. (Education)

• Applicants must have received a minimum of 50-60% on their B.Ed course. Candidates from the restricted categories are granted a 5% relaxation.
• The course is available in full-time, distance, and online formats.
• Admissions are made either on merit or an entrance examination. BHU CET, D ET, JUET, MEET, and more top admission exams are available.
• Some of the colleges require the candidates to have relevant experience in teaching to be considered for admission (TISS, Mumbai consider candidates who have at least 5 years of experience in teaching)
• Ph.D. in Education are Delhi University, University of Calcutta, Jamia Millia Islamia University, TISS Mumbai, etc.

MBA Education

• MBA Education is a two-year postgraduate management degree program that provides an in-depth study of the combination of business practices used in relation to Academic bodies.
• This course provides students with a wealth of knowledge about Educational Institute Management and Administration, as well as an understanding of specific policies and their application in the education sector.

MA Education

• MA education must be completed within a minimum of two years and a maximum of five years. This time period may differ depending on the policies and curriculum of the various institutions.
• The Course ideology is based on the concept of providing education to students in a simple and easy manner using technology and conceptual techniques.
• After successfully completing the course, there are numerous job opportunities available.

 

B.Ed Course- Job Roles

APTET, and TSTET. After a B.Ed, there are various job opportunities in the commercial and public sectors, as shown in the table below.

Teacher	A teacher's role is to create lessons for pupils and then educate them at all levels.
Counselor	Counselors seek to identify an individual's issues, empathize with them, and suggest answers.
Consultant	Their duty is to provide firms with guidance and knowledge in order to improve the performance of their business or organization.
Content Writer	Their purpose is to produce content for businesses that provides information about the items and services they offer.
Educational Researcher	Their goal is to do educational research and build research initiatives.
Principals	They are the school's public face, ensuring that pupils are fulfilling the learning objectives.

Other job roles one can work for-

• Primary School Teacher
• Secondary School Teacher
• High School Teacher
• Head Teacher
• Mathematics Teacher
• Middle School Teacher
• Teacher Assistant
• Social Worker
• High School Principal

 

B.Ed Course- Colleges

• Amity University, Kolkata
• Christ University, Bangalore
• Delhi University - DU, New Delhi
• Guru Nanak College of Education, New Delhi
• Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University - GGSIPU, New Delhi
• Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi
• SRM Institute of Technology, Kattankulathur, Tamil Nadu
• University of Calcutta, Kolkata
• VELS Institute of Science, Technology & Advanced Studies, Chennai
• Annamalai University, Cuddalore
• Amity Institute of Education, New Delhi
• Bangalore University, Bangalore
• Indira Gandhi National Open University - IGNOU, Delhi
• Panjab University - PU, Chandigarh

 

Colleges offering B.Ed in India

• Andaman and Nicobar Islands1
• Andhra Pradesh278
• Arunachal Pradesh13
• Assam71
• Bihar275
• Chandigarh4
• Chhattisgarh75
• Dadra and Nagar Haveli1
• Daman and Diu1
• Delhi75
• Goa4
• Gujarat253
• Haryana444
• Himachal Pradesh72
• Jammu and Kashmir143
• Jharkhand99
• Karnataka307
• Kerala125
• Madhya Pradesh244
• Maharashtra291
• Manipur5
• Meghalaya9
• Mizoram1
• Nagaland4
• Orissa29
• Puducherry14
• Punjab198
• Rajasthan512
• Sikkim5
• Tamil Nadu492
• Tripura6
• Uttar Pradesh761
• Uttarakhand99
• West Bengal488
• Telangana144