Can I pursue M.Ed without completing B.Ed course?
I have done PG in history. I scored 62.2 percent marks in my PG.
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a month ago
For teaching in government schools (central or state), an M.Ed alone is not sufficient. Most government schools require candidates to have both a B.Ed and an M.Ed, depending on the specific subject and level of teaching.
Many private schools may accept an M.Ed alone for teaching.
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8 years ago
Hi,
You have to complete your Bachelor's in order to pursue Master's degree. So to answer your question, no you cannot pursue M.Ed without completing B.Ed.
All the best.
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Answered by
9 years ago
No, you have to complete your B.Ed degree first.
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