NCTE Launches 4 Year Integrated B.Ed Programme

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Hello Aspirant,

Admission dates for a B.Ed. course at "SN College" can vary as there are multiple "SN Colleges" in different regions of India (e.g., Sree Narayana College, SN College of Education, etc.).

However, for many SN Colleges, the B.Ed. admission period for the 2025-2026 academic year generally falls between April and July 2025 . For instance, some colleges had application deadlines around early May 2025 , with further processes like merit list release and counseling continuing into August 2025 .

To get the precise admission dates for the specific SN College you're interested in, you must visit their official website .

Hello student,

The SPU (Sardar Patel University) B.Ed. 2nd merit list for the 2025 counselling is expected to be released soon after the second round of counselling, which is scheduled for August 2025.

The exact date is not yet specified, but it will be displayed after the second round of counselling.

Thank you!!

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If you want to become a teacher, doing B.Ed (Bachelor of Education) is a good choice. Now the question is, whether it is better to do B.Ed after graduation or after post-graduation (master’s degree).

The better option depends on your goals:

If you want to become a school teacher as soon as possible, doing B.Ed after graduation is better. You save time and can start applying for teaching jobs earlier.

If you want to apply for PGT (Post Graduate Teacher) posts in senior secondary schools or want to get a higher salary, then doing B.Ed after post-graduation is better. You will be eligible for higher teaching posts and may get better job opportunities.

So, if you are sure about teaching and want to start early, do B.Ed after graduation. If you want to go for higher-level teaching posts or appear for exams like UGC NET later, then you can do it after post-graduation.

website:
https://www.ugc.gov.in
https://www.education.gov.in