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I am a teacher having two years teaching experience. In my graduation i have scored 47% & in post graduation 49%. I want to do b.ed course now from ignou. So can i do it or not?

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I am a teacher having two years teaching experience. In my graduation i have scored 47% & in post graduation 49%. I want to do b.ed course now from ignou. So can i do it or not?

No, you are not eligible for B.Ed entrance exam.

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed ) is one year Teaching professional course which is divided into two semester.

Bachelor's Degree in any subject with atleast 50% marks at graduate level or its equivalent qualification from a recognized university are eligible for B.Ed course.

No, you can't do B.Ed from IGNOU with 49% marks in Post Graduation.

Eligibility :

• Candidate must have secured more than 50% marks in graduation or in post graduation in order to get admission in B.Ed from IGNOU.
• There is no age limit.
• There is no minimum percentage criteria.

B.ED stands for Bachelor of Education. Yes you can do B.Ed. from IGNOU with 49% marks in Post Graduation and 2 years teaching experience.

For B.Ed. course in IGNOU the applicant should have Graduate in any stream with 2 years full-time regular teaching experience on temporary/permanent basis in Primary, Secondary/Higher/Senior secondary schools.

Important Information About B.Ed. course

Minimum Duration: 2 Years and Maximum Duration: 4 Years
Minimum Age: No bar and Maximum Age: No bar
Course Fee: Rs. 20,000

For more information you can visit at- http://www.ignou.ac.in

B.Ed stands for the Bachelor of Education and it is a teacher training course which has become mandatory for candidates in recent years who want to become teachers in government schools.

The academic eligibility criteria for this exam is that candidate must have done bachelor's degree from a recognized university and percentage in bachelor's degree should not be less than 50% marks.

You have scored only 47% marks in bachelor's degree, so you are not eligible for the B.Ed course.