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I am a B.Com graduate from Bangalore university and have completed it in 1989-90 and now I wanted to do B.Ed correspondence and I don't have any teaching experience and also I am 47 years old. Can I do B.Ed correspondence now, if at all which university. Please can you help and advice?

As per my knowledge there is no upper age limit for pursuing B.Ed course in correspondence but there is no use to pursue B.Ed after 40 years as the upper age limit for government teaching jobs is 40 years. But still if you want to do this course then please go ahead. Thanks

Yes, you can do B.Ed correspondence being, 47 years old

There is no age criteria for B.Ed course

You must have completed your graduation with 50% aggregate

Some institutes may ask for some teaching experience but it is not necessary

Be sure to complete you correspondence from a recognised and good universities

Then you will have to give an entrance test that may be conducted by the University

After completing B.Ed you can give exams like SET.

Yes definitely you can pursue Bachelor of Education two years course at the age of 47 because there is no age bar to pursue Bachelor of Education 2 year course. So you are eligible to pursue this course. The minimum qualification required to pursue bachelor of education is that a candidate must have completed bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognised University with minimum 50% marks and relaxation of 5% is given to reserved students.

Yes, you can do B.Ed correspondence Being 47 years old because there is no age bar.

Eligibility criteria for B.Ed correspondence

> Candidate must have any Bachelors Degree or any other equivalent course from any recognised University with minimum of 50% marks and relaxation is given to Sc / St category.

> Age limit - No limit

> Duration - 2 years