Education and Career Forum

Dear Sir,
I have 44.9% in Graduation. Can I apply for B.Ed with this marks? Please tell me immediately.
With Regards-
Suman Singh

Most of the universities ask for 50% marks in degree for B.Ed admission. There is relaxation of 5% available for reserved category candidates.

Hence, even if you belong to reserved category there is little chance that you will become eligible for B.Ed entrance exam because of less marks.

B.Ed stands for Bachelor in Education and it is two year course after graduation degree.

To get admission in B.Ed course candidate need to appear and qualify in the entrance examination. The eligibility to appear for examination is candidate must have passed graduation with minimum 50%.

So, you are not eligible to appear for examination to get admission in course.

To be eligible to study B.Ed course, the candidate must have to secure minimum aggregate of 50% marks from a recognised university. In case of SC/ST category candidates, those who have secured minimum aggregate of 45% marks from a recognised university are eligible to pursue B.Ed course. Some colleges also keeps 40% as cut-off for SC/ST candidates for offering admission in B.Ed course. So, whether you can get admission in B.Ed course depends upon your category and the college you are going to apply for admission to study B.Ed course.

No, I am sorry to say that you cannot apply for the course after having scored 44.9% in graduation as the minimum marks required in graduation is 50%. So, sorry to say that you cannot apply for it.

No, you cannot apply for the above mentioned course after having scored 44.9% in graduation. You need to have scored atleast 55% in your graduation in order to be eligible to apply for the course.

Eligibility criteria for pursuing B.Ed are as under:-

Candidate must have passed their graduation from any of the recognized university.

Candidate must have at least 50% marks in their graduation.

Candidate which are under reservation category get 5% relaxation in marks as per government norms.

There is no upper age limit.

You are eligible only when you are under reservation category.