B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education) Course

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) is a 2 year undergraduate teaching program that enables you to pursue a career in teaching and other related fields. This course can also be commonly known as Bachelor of Training

One with an aggregate of 50-55% in 10+2 from a recognised university or board is eligible for this course.

You can also opt this course through distance education mode. There are number of colleges offering B.Ed course through distance eduaction like IGNOU

Average fee charged for Bachelor in Education ranges up to INR 1 Lakh per annum. The fee structure varies with the institute. After the successful completion of your B.Ed course, you can expect an average salary package of INR 4 Lakhs per annum.

B.Ed: Admission Process
There are plenty of colleges and universities offering B.Ed. The admission process for the same varies from institute to institute. Few steps are given below to help you with the admission process:
Visit either the official website of the Institute or the Admission office of the Institute to avail the application forms for admission in B.Ed course.

  • Fill the application form as directed and then upload the asked documents.
  • Either you have to appear for the Entrance exams or you have to wait for the merit list to be released by the college or the organization.
  • Once the results of the entrance exams will be announced or the merit list will be released, selected candidates have to appear for the further documentation process.
Depending upon the cutoff, admissions will be provided to the aspirants.

B.Ed Eligibility
Qualification required to get eligible for Bachelors of Education is to possess an aggregate of 50-55% in your 10+2 from a recognized board or university or you have to clear the entrance exam. 

For B.Ed admissions there is no age bar. The pass percentage for B.Ed admission may vary from college to college.

How to prepare for Entrance Examination?

B.Ed entrance examinations mainly covers the given below 5 sections:

General Knowledge
Verbal Aptitude
Teaching Aptitude
Logical Reasoning
Quantitative Aptitude

B.Ed: Course Highlights
Course Level Bachelor's Degree
Full Form Bachelor of Education
Duration   2 years
Eligibility 50-55% marks in graduation degree 
Admission Process Either by Entrance Exams or by Merit
Course Fee Up to 1 Lakh
Average Salary Up to 4 Lakhs per annum
Specializations B.Ed (Accounts), B.Ed (English), B.Ed (Maths), B.Ed (Sanskrit) and others
Career Prospects Counsellor, Teacher, Consultant, Education researcher, Content writer and others

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