SLD Girls College of Education, Palwal: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

Women education institution SLD Girls College of Education, Palwal, goes with a conviction to train a better breed of teachers. It is situated in the village of Chhaproula in Palwal District of Haryana, and the institute is approved by the NCTE to run specialized courses in teacher education. The college is guided by a stringent admission procedure laid down by the state government, administration of union territory, and the affiliated university. The annual admission cycle of S.L.D. Girls College of Education is usually carried out in tandem with the academic session commencing generally in July-August. Specific dates may vary in different years, yet prospective candidates are advised to apply two to three months in advance, that is during February to May. The college offers two modes of education, B.Ed. and D.Ed., each having its separate eligibility and admission procedures. For the B.Ed., admission criteria are based on merit of qualifying exam marks and an entrance exam specially organized for that purpose. 

Usually, entrance exams are conducted in the month or months preceding the academic year, and the results are declared followed quickly by counseling schedules.  For D.Ed., the admission process is governed by SCERT (State Council of Educational Research and Training), Haryana, Bhiwani, and the Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE), Bhiwani. The admission schedules for this program may slightly differ from that of the B.Ed. program but are generally within the same time frame. An eligibility criterion for both programs is a bachelor's degree or equivalent from a recognized university. For B.Ed., applicants usually require 50% marks at least in their qualifying examinations, though this may vary with categories and norms of the state. D.Ed. applicants must have completed their 10+2 in the required percentage set forth by SCERT and HBSE norms.

Application Process

The application process at SLD Girls College, Palwal, somehow varies by B.Ed. and D.Ed. courses, albeit fairly going by the following general steps:

1. Notification: The college officially announces admission into its various channels and entrance through its official website.

2. Application Form: The application form can be obtained on the college campus or, if available, be downloaded from the official website.

3. Document Submission: Candidates must submit the following documents with the duly filled application form:

• Passport photo-size photographs
• Result sheets of qualifying exams, i.e., 10th, 12th, and graduation, for B.Ed.; 10th and 12th for D.Ed.
• Valid ID proof
• Caste certificate (if applicable)
• Any other document as required by either college or regulatory body

4. Entrance Test: The entrance test for B.Ed. may be conducted by the state government or the affiliated university.

5. Merit List: A merit list will be prepared and published based on the marks acquired in the qualifying examination and entrance examination (for B.Ed).

6. Counseling and Seat Allotment: Shortlisted candidates will be called for counseling; seat allotment shall be done on merit as well as preference.

7. Fee Payment: The candidate selected should pay the prescribed fees to claim her admission.

8. Document Verification: Verification of the original documents would be undertaken during the admission process.

Degree Wise Admission Process:

B.Ed.: The B.Ed. course at the SLD Girls College of Education is a full-time course for two years, and it has an intake capacity sanctioned of 100 seats. The admittance to the B.Ed. program is done only on a merit basis: on the basis of the marks earned at the qualifying examination and on the entrance test performance. The usual entrance test will be on General Awareness, Teaching Aptitude, and Subject Knowledge areas. For some of the shortlisted candidates, counseling shall be held for the allotment of seats in the B.Ed. batch.

D.Ed.: D.Ed. is a two-year-long meeting course with an approved intake of 50 seats. Admission to this course is held following SCERT Haryana and HBSE regulations, which may also consider 10+2 marks and state-level entrance examination performance (if any) for the D.Ed. programs. Candidates should check the SCERT Haryana and HBSE official sites for more eligibility criteria to apply.