Ans: Yes, you can do B.Ed courses through correspondence. The B.Ed correspondence courses are offered by a number of educational institutes in India such as IGNOU, NSOU, LPU, etc. Apart from these the B.Ed Online courses are offered by a number of online platforms such as eDx, Coursera , Alison, FutureLearn, and many more. The duration of these courses are for a period of a few hours to three months. However, these are certificate courses and may not be helpful for future employment.

Ans: If the B.Ed course is pursued on regular full time mode, then the duration of the B.Ed course is for a period of 2 years. The duration of the distance education B.Ed course is between 2-5 years. For the online education certificate courses the duration is between a few hours to 3 months.

Ans: You can get admission in the B.Ed courses by graduating in the relevant stream with 50-55% marks. The candidates are required to pass the entrance exam in most of the cases and sit for an personal interview. Some colleges/universities provide admission on the basis of merit list.

Ans: The stream entirely depends on the candidates. For example if one aspires to be a teacher of English then B.Ed in English would be the ideal stream for them.

Ans: In order to become a government school teacher, the aspirants must pass the B.Ed course and then appear for the teacher eligibility test (TET) at the national or state level. If the aspirant is able to crack the entrance examination then he/she would be called for a round of personal interview.

Ans: There is no generally no upper limit for the B.Ed course. However, for some universities such as Calcutta University the upper age limit for candidates with no prior teaching experience is 40 years. In the case of online B.Ed courses there is no upper age limit.

Ans: According to the National Council of Teacher Education (NCTE), a B.Ed degree is necessary for teaching in public and private schools in India. However, aspirants without B.Ed can get jobs as temporary teachers in private schools.

Ans: There are a number of courses available for the teaching aspirants in India. Some of the courses are B.Ed, D.El.Ed, B.P.Ed, M.Ed and many more.

Ans: No, you need to pass the B.Ed course to become a permanent teaching faculty in India in either government or private schools, according to the National Council of Teacher Education (NCTE).

Ans: Teachers earn a decent salary in India. At entry level a teacher can make an Average of INR 20,000 per month. A typical Government school teacher in India earns INR 41,000 per month.