I want to pursue B.Ed via correspondence. Is it compulsory to appear in APEdCET?

The APEdCET counselling process starts a few days after the results and merit list is released. The counselling is conducted in multiple rounds to accommodate candidates with different ranks. Candidates should regularly check the official website for updates regarding the exact schedule and important dates to avoid missing any deadlines.

The APEdCET seat allotment is based on candidate's rank, preferences for colleges, and seat availability. Candidates with higher rank will be given preference in seat allocation. Once the seat is allotted, the student will have to confirm it by paying the admission fee, if they fail to do so, the seat will be forfeited.

To prepare for the APEdCDET exam, candidates must refer to some of the following books

• Teaching Aptitude and General Knowledge by Arihant Publications
• Relevant study guides for reasoning and general awareness
• For current affairs they can refer to daily newspaper reading

For candidates seeking admission to into the B.Ed course through APEdCET the eligibility criteria is pretty simple -

• They must be Indian nationals and meet the local/non-local status requirements as laid down by the Andhra Pradesh Educational Institutions Order.
• They must have a Bachelor's Degree in any discipline with at least 50% marks (45% for reserved categories). Final-year students are also eligible to apply.
• The degree must be from a UGC-recognized university.
• Candidates applying for certain methodology subjects must have studied the corresponding subject at the graduation level.

Yes, the exam body provides the provision for candidates to make corrections into their already submitted application form. During correction window, candidates will be able to edit certain fields such as - address,  qualifying exam details, or photo/signature uploads.

However, key details like mobile number, category, and subject choice may not be editable, so they must be entered carefully during registration.