Can I pursue B.Ed degree and I have done B.Sc. And M.Sc. In horticulture?

Yes you can, If you have passion for teaching, you can pursue B.Ed for realizing your dreams. But the pertinent point is to pursue from top university like LPU ! It comes with outcomes like : 1 : Curriculum, Pedagogy and Assessment Related Decisions : Take decisions regarding curriculum, pedagogy and assessment as per needs at various levels of education. 2 : Pedagogical Knowledge : Demonstrate pedagogical knowledge to substantiate perspectives and theoretical frameworks. 3 : Using ICT for Developing Learning Resources : Use technology in designing and developing ICT integrated learning resources. 4 : Classroom Management and Assessment : Evaluate children's needs, motives, growth pattern and the process of learning to manage classroom climate and assessment. 5 : Diagnosis and Treatment : Examine and diagnose pupils' difficulties and deficiencies in achievement. 6 : Organize Co-curricular Activities : Plan and organize co-curricular and extra curricular activities. 7 : Environmental Awareness : Demonstrate awareness and sensitivity towards issues affecting schools, communities, nations and the world at large. 8 : Deploy suitable methods, strategies and techniques of teaching to achieve instructional objectives at school level 9 : Manage classroom environment to ensure effective learning 10 : Create appropriate teaching learning resources using ICT 11 : Conduct research to improve process and product of education

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Yes, you can pursue B.Ed degree. But the pertinent point is to pursue from top university like LPU.

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Yes you can. LPU is the best university to purse B.Ed.

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Yes you can and LPU is good option.

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<p>Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) degree after completing a B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Horticulture. Most universities and colleges require candidates to have a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised institution with a minimum percentage (usually around 50%). Your B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Horticulture fulfill this criterion. B.Ed programs typically involve an entrance exam conducted by the respective university or state education boards. Upon qualifying, you'll undergo a one or two-year teacher education program, preparing you for a career in teaching, particularly in subjects related to your field of expertise. Check specific admission requirements and procedures of the institutions you're interested in.</p>

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