Do government schools prefer a regular B.Ed over a correspondence B.Ed and why?

Hello, This is another myth that is perpetuated by the media. But it's not true. As we can see, any government agency cannot reject out of hand a degree awarded by a university according to law of the land. Having said this, prospective candidates must see to it that the distance course offered by a particular university is having all the relevant sanctions in place. This needs to be found thoroughly definitely at least for distance learning courses offered by private deemed to be universities. What is required is a rational approach! One can do B.Ed. from any manner but what is important is to learn from the perspective of understanding and learning something new and not from the perspective of only passing with good marks. To conclude, I will like to emphasize that it's a myth to say that government schools prefer only regular B.Ed. as compared with correspondence.

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<p><strong>B.Ed distance degree</strong> is absolutely valid and acceptable for government and private teaching jobs in schools. However, one should have distance B.Ed degree from a recognised top university that adds value to their career. Candidates with a distance B.Ed degree can apply for government teaching jobs. Thanks.</p>

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Regular B.Ed is more significant than correspondence one. Rides and some central universities are good for B.Ed but there are a lot more universities too. Hope it helps.

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Hi, B.Ed distance degree is absolutely valid and acceptable for government and private teaching jobs in schools. However, one should have distance B.Ed degree from a recognised top university that adds value to their career. Candidates with a distance B.Ed degree can apply for government teaching jobs. Thanks!

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After doing B.Ed, a candidate can get a job in any government or private elementary school. For joining this job, a candidate has to give exam called CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) or STET (State Teacher Eligibility Test) in which the minimum qualifation is graduation with 50% marks from a recognised college by UGC no matter regular mode or correspondence mode. The only need is UGC recognised college and college that offers correspondence course such as IGNOU is also affiliated by UGC. Both the degrees have the same value. There is a complete mention of marks obtained in the complete course of three years. These type of courses are only for the candidates choice, if any student wants to study another course or wants to prepare for any more exam, then they join this distance learning. Main thing is that there is no discrimination at the time of selection among regular or distance learning mode. Selection is totally based on marks obtained in the entrance exam.

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After doing B.Ed, candidates can get job in any government or private elementary school. For joining this job, candidate has to give exam called CTET (Central teacher eligibility test) or STET (State teacher eligibility test) in which minimum qualifying is graduation with 50% marks from recognized college by UGC no matter regular mode or correspondence mode. The only need is UGC recognized college and college that gives correspondence course such as IGNOU is also affiliated by UGC. Both the degrees are valued same in both the degrees. There is a complete mention of marks obtained in their complete course of three years. These type of courses are only for the candidate’s choice, if any student wants to study another course or wants to prepare for any more exam, then they join this distance learning. Main thing is that there is no discrimination at the time of selection from regular or distance mode learning. Selection is totally based on Marks obtained in the entrance exam.

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The opportunities and faster growth are not so much within the type of degree, as it is within the individual who has the degree. Opportunities are always there. It is up to you to take advantage of them through creative and critical thinking, assertiveness, perseverance, commitment, positive attitude, and the ability to think through long-term benefits. It is always suggested to do regular education reason being you learn so many things which you can not learn while reading books at home. Eligibility Criteria for doing B.Ed is Pass with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelors Degree or Masters Degree in Sciences or Social Sciences or Humanities or Commerce or equivalent or Pass with 55% aggregate marks in B.Tech. Or B.E. With specialisation in Science and Mathematics or equivalent (Candidate must have studied the subject of the subject combination for at least three years at Bachelors Level or Masters Level) 5% relaxation for SC/ST/OBC and other categories as applicable. Some institutes conduct entrance exam where as in some institutes You can even apply directly for admission. A few good universities are: Delhi University, Delhi, Lovely Professional University- Punjab, VIT University Tamilnadu, Jamia Millia Islamia University Delhi, NMIMS Mumbai, Anna University Tamil Nadu, University of Mumbai, University of Kolkata, Pune University, University of Hyderabad, Delhi University, AMU The Maharaj Sayaji Rao University, JNU Delhi. Savitribai phulle University, Annamalai University.

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