What is B.Ed?
A professional teacher-education degree required to teach at secondary and senior secondary level.
The programme runs for 2 years (4-year integrated ITEP also available) and is regulated by National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE).
Eligibility
A bachelor's or master's degree with the minimum marks set by NCTE and the state (commonly 50%).
Minimum marks and subject requirements can differ by state and category, so check the current prospectus of each institution.
Entrance exams
Admission to B.Ed in India commonly uses State B.Ed CETs and University entrance tests. Register early and keep your scorecard, admit card and counselling records safe.
Career options
B.Ed graduates commonly move into roles such as:
- School teacher (TGT/PGT after TET)
- Education administration
- Curriculum and edtech roles
Private B.Ed colleges in India
AdmitDirect lists 1,106 private institutions approved for B.Ed in the official registers, with branch-wise seats for each. Compare them state by state on the B.Ed course page.
Management quota
Private B.Ed colleges admit mainly through state CET counselling; some states allow an institutional or management share filled at the regulated fee.
Frequently asked questions
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