Hello Student, agar aap pooch rahe hain ki B.Ed. mein regular/timely classes aur padhai hoti hai ya nahi, to ye college aur programme mode par depend karta hai. Regular B.Ed. mein classes, practical work, assignments aur teaching internship generally schedule ke according hote hain. Agar aap kisi specific college ya

Hello Student, yes, a General-category B.Ed. student may still be eligible for certain merit-based, income-based, state government or college-specific scholarships, depending on the institution and state. Scholarship eligibility is not always restricted to reserved categories. I can help you identify the scholarships available if you tell me your college/university, state,

Hey there,

The second-list cutoff for ITEP B.A.B.Ed depends on the participating institution, category, candidate's score/rank and the number of seats available after the first round.

There is therefore no single cutoff applicable to all ITEP institutions. The second-round cutoff can also be lower than the first-round cutoff if seats remain vacant.

Hi Priya,

Yes, as a first-year B.Ed student, you can apply for the CTET Paper 2 exam

If you need any study resources please let us know.

Bihar has both government/public and private B.Ed colleges.

For the regular two-year B.Ed programme, admission in Bihar is primarily conducted through the Bihar B.Ed Combined Entrance Test (CET-B.Ed) and subsequent counselling. The 2026 admission process covered B.Ed colleges across Bihar, with seat allotment conducted through counselling.

There are a number

Hello Student, UGC guidelines allow students to pursue two academic programmes simultaneously under certain conditions. However, since you are planning to pursue an M.A . through private mode from KUK and a regular B.Ed. from CRSU, you should also check the specific rules of both universities. You need to consider

Hello Student,

Yes, B.Ed fees can be paid in instalments at some colleges. However, the payment schedule depends on the specific college or university. Certain institutions may allow one-time or instalment-based fee payments. Therefore, you should confirm the instalment facility directly with the college before admission.