A four-year professional degree that prepares registered nurses for hospital, community and specialty practice.
Duration
2 years
Level
Undergraduate
School
Education
Tuition
₹60,000 / year
About the programme
B.Ed. is a professional qualification for school teaching, approved by the National Council for Teacher Education. The two years combine educational philosophy, psychology and sociology with the practical craft of teaching.
You choose two teaching subjects and learn their specific pedagogy, then put it to work: micro-teaching, lesson planning, assessment design, and an extended school internship in partner institutions where you take real classes under mentorship.
The degree qualifies graduates to teach at upper primary and secondary level and to sit for CTET, state TET and school recruitment examinations.
Eligibility
Bachelor's or master's degree with minimum 50% marks. Admission through the state entrance process where applicable.
Syllabus outline
Indicative subject areas across the programme. The examinable syllabus is set by the affiliating university and is issued at registration.
- Childhood & Growing Up
- Contemporary India & Education
- Learning & Teaching
- Language Across the Curriculum
- Pedagogy of School Subject I & II
- Assessment for Learning
- Inclusive Education
- ICT in Education
- Gender, School & Society
- School Internship
Career outcomes
- School teacher — upper primary and secondary
- CTET / state TET eligibility
- Educational content and curriculum work
- Counselling and academic coordination
- M.Ed. and education research
Fees
| Tuition per year | ₹60,000 |
| Application fee (one time) | ₹1,500 |
| Admission fee (one time) | ₹10,000 |
| Uniform charges (one time) | ₹8,500 |
| First-year total | ₹80,000 |
| Tuition across 2 years | ₹1,20,000 |
Examination and practical fees are charged as per university norms. Clinical training transport, where applicable, is billed as per management norms. Scholarships of up to 100% may apply — see scholarships.
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Nursing, allied health and pharmacy intakes are capped by the councils that approve them, and they fill early. Apply online, or walk in to either campus and talk to a counsellor — there is no obligation and no charge for the conversation.