Courses

A.  There is 6 Compulsory papers: Compulsory paper - Paper I to IV.

Compulsory Papers – Paper I to IV

  • Education in Emerging Indian Society.
  • Development of Lecturer and Learning Process.
  • Education System in India & School Organization.
  • Essentials of Educational Technology & Class-Room Management.

B. Content -cum methodology of Teaching [Teaching Subjects]

Paper V & VI

(Opt for any two subjects form the following two groups. The two teaching subjects should be of one group).

Group I:

  • Teaching of English
  • Teaching of Hindi
  • Teaching of Geography
  • Teaching of Social Studies
  • Teaching of History

Group II:

  • Teaching of Physics
  • Teaching of Chemistry
  • Teaching of Maths
  • Teaching of Biology

Note :- Only those students can opt for “Teaching of Social Studies” who had any two of the following subjects in their graduation level –


  • History
  • Political Science
  • Public Administration
  • Geography
  • Philosophy
  • Philosophy

C. Special Paper – Paper VII : Choose any one from the following options:


  • Educational & Vocational Guidance
  • Environmental Education
  • Educational Technology
  • Measurement & Evaluation
  • Population Education
  • Population Education

D. Qualifying Paper – Paper VIII

Computer literacy and it Educational Application This paper in divided into 2 parts


  • Theory : 60 Marks
  • Sessional Work / Practical's : 40 Marks

(Sessional work is sub-divided in 3 (three) parts)


  • Practical test : 20 Marks
  • Report writing : 10 Marks
  • Viva – Voce : 10 Marks

Note :- It is Compulsory for the students to pass in the theory as well as sessional practical papers.

Internal Assessment

Time - Schedule

The B.Ed. programme consists of the following components:

  • Part I - Main theory papers (For which time table is made)
  • Part II - Teaching practice and practical work
  • Part III - Specialization (Additional optional paper III)
  • Part IV - Qualifying Compulsory paper - VII

Part II - For teaching practice and practical work

The teaching practice will carry 300 Marks Comprising of

  • 1. Internal Assessment - 200 marks - Throughout the session.
  • 2. External Examination - 100 marks - As per University time schedule.

The detail of this Internal assessment scheme is given calendar wise as follows.


  • S.No.
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
     
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
     
     
     
     
  • 11
     
     
     

     
     
  • 12
  • 13
  • 14



  • Name of Activity
  • Micro teaching (5 Skills) each skill 4 marks
  • Practice teaching round I including unit test in optional subject I
  • Criticism lesson (in Optional subject I)
  • Observation of lesson
  • Teaching Aids
    (Par Arts Student- four in each method subject)
  • Psychological experiment (three)
  • Physical Education (Participation in the entire session)
  • Review of a text Book
  • Practical in the use of Audio -visual equipments-two (to be evaluated by Audio-visual Incharge)
  • Open air session /SUPW camp and community service
    (i) Beautification, and shramdan
    (ii) Community Participation
    (iii) Studies (work experience related with some theory course)
    (iv) Cultural and literary activities
  • Social Participation and Community life at college level
    (i) Shramdan and beautification
    (ii) Punctuality and discipline
    (iii) Social participation and achievements
    (iv) Celebration of important days
    (v) Wall magazine preparation
    (vi) Other co-curricular group and individual activities according to local genius and situation.
  • Practice teaching round II including unit test in optional subject II
  • Criticism lesson (in Optional subject II)
  • Internship (Block practice teaching)
    (i) Teaching of Method subject (15 x2 =30)
    (ii) Social participation in group (5)
    (iii) Participation in all activities of school
  • Marks Given
  • 5x4 = 20
  • 30
  • 10
  • 5
  • 5
     
  • 5
  • 5
  • 5
  • 5
  • 10
     
     
     
     
  • 10
     
     
     
     
     
     
  • 30
  • 10