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Are IGNOU BEd Courses Valid for Government Teacher Recruitment?
By - Akanksha | December 24, 2025
If you think of taking your BEd from IGNOU and are curious whether it would help you get a government teaching job,...
Can Foreign Nationals Apply for IGNOU BEd Admission?
By - Akanksha | December 24, 2025
Hey there! You're wondering if foreign nationals can join IGNOU's BEd program, right? Well, here's the straight...
What is the Total Fee for IGNOU BEd Course?
By - Akanksha | December 24, 2025
If you're planning to pursue BEd from IGNOU, the total program fee is Rs 60,000 for the complete course as mentioned...
Is IGNOU B.Ed. Recognized by NCTE?
By - Akanksha | December 24, 2025
Yes, IGNOU B.Ed. program is recognized by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE). This recognition is...
How to verify signature in GPAT application form 2026?
By - Sakshi Gautam | December 24, 2025
Filling out the GPAT application form 2026 is already a stressful task for many pharmacy aspirants. Between...
GPAT 2026 Application Form Correction: Dates, Process, Important Instructions
By - Samiksha Rautela | December 24, 2025
GPAT 2026 Application Form Correction: NBEMS will conduct GPAT 2026 application correction process from January 16...
What Jobs Can You Get After a B.Ed Degree?
By - Akanksha | December 24, 2025
Congratulations! The B.Ed is finally done, or maybe in your mind to get in someday? To many people, B.Ed is seen...
Are There Scholarships Available for B.Ed Students in India?
By - Akanksha | December 24, 2025
Pursuing a B.Ed course in India costs between ₹50,000 to ₹3 lakhs, depending on the institution. For many aspiring...
Is Teaching Experience Necessary for B.Ed Admission?
By - Akanksha | December 24, 2025
When it comes to B.Ed. Admission in India does not require teaching experience. To meet standard B.Ed eligibility,...
What is the Difference Between B.Ed and D.El.Ed?
By - Akanksha | December 24, 2025
If you're confused between B.Ed and D.El.Ed, you're not alone. The main difference is simple: B.Ed is for graduates...