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I did Masters degree i have 60%but i don't have in graduation 50% can I do B.ed with outdegree i mean instead of degree shall I go through Post graduate persentage basis

The basic eligibility criteria is graduation with 50% marks and they will first ask for your degree instead of post-graduation. If you have got less than 50% marks then for admission you need to belong to some reserved category. There is a 5% mark relaxation for candidates who belong to the reserved category for B.Ed admission.

Therefore, it will be difficult for you to get admission based on post-graduation because it is not needed at all for B.Ed admission. You can try for UGC NET JRF based on your post-graduation which will be a better option if you can qualify for it.

Yes, you are eligible to pursue B.Ed course. B.Ed is Bachelor in Education and it is two year course from a recognised university.

The eligibility to pursue the course is that candidate must have passed bachelor degree or master degree from a recognised university with minimum 50% aggregate.

So, candidates with above qualification are eligible to pursue B.Ed degree. The admission procedure varies with institution. For detail information about the admission procedure visit the official website.

The eligibility criteria for pursuing a B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education) degree may vary depending on the specific requirements set by the educational institution or university offering the program.
In general, a minimum percentage requirement in the qualifying degree is often a prerequisite for admission into the B.Ed. program.

Some institutions may consider candidates with a master's degree even if they did not meet the minimum percentage requirement in their bachelor's degree. However, this can vary from institution to institution, and it is essential to check the specific admission criteria of the university or college where you intend to pursue your B.Ed.

It is advisable to contact the admissions office or the department of education at the institution you are interested in attending.
They will be able to provide accurate information regarding their specific eligibility requirements and any possible exceptions they may have for candidates with a master's degree.