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  • Can You teach in India without a BEd? Absolutely! Here’s how

Can You teach in India without a BEd? Absolutely! Here’s how

 Today, let’s explore how you can become a teacher in India without a BEd degree by considering alternative qualifications and pathways to enter the profession.

Nancy Tiwari | Published : Sep 14 2024, 12:10 PM
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In India, a BEd degree is traditionally essential for pursuing a career as a school teacher. It equips aspiring educators with knowledge of the education system and effective teaching strategies. However, there are alternative routes to teaching for those without a BEd. Here’s a look at some viable options:

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Integrated Teacher Education Programme (ITEP)
The Integrated Teacher Education Programme (ITEP) offers a combined approach to undergraduate studies and teacher training. This 4-year program, available immediately after class 12, integrates teacher education with academic subjects like BSc, BA, or BCom. Admission to ITEP is typically through entrance exams and counseling. While ITEP qualifies you to teach at the primary level, a BEd is still required for teaching at elementary and higher secondary levels.
 

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PGT without BEd
For those aiming to become Post Graduate Teachers (PGT), a postgraduate degree in the relevant subject is crucial. While many government schools, like those under DSSSB in Delhi, require a BEd, an exception exists for top-performing candidates. If you have a senior secondary certificate, a graduate degree, and a postgraduate degree with at least 60% marks in each, you may be eligible. After passing the DSSSB PGT exams, you must complete a BEd within three years of employment.

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Private Institutions
Government schools generally require a BEd, but private institutions often have more flexible hiring criteria. If you’re passionate about teaching, applying to private schools can provide valuable experience and open doors for future opportunities. Gaining teaching experience in private institutions can be a practical way to build your career while meeting the qualifications needed for more formal roles in the future.

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Nancy Tiwari
Nancy Tiwari is a content writer specializing in entertainment and lifestyle. She creates engaging and informative content, with a focus on delivering creative and well-researched articles in her areas of expertise. Read More...
 
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