Universities along with colleges in India require candidates to pass entrance exams before they can get into their Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) program. Each state government operates independent of both central universities and private institutions which conduct distinctive entrance exams to evaluate candidate aptitude alongside teaching capabilities and subject expertise.
Several prominent B.Ed entrance examinations include CUET and DU B.Ed Entrance Exam while IGNOU B.Ed Entrance along with MAH B.Ed CET operate alongside state-level examinations including UP B.Ed JEE and Bihar B.Ed CET and Rajasthan PTET. Multiple-choice questions test candidates on general knowledge alongside proficiency in reasoning abilities along with teaching aptitude and language proficiency.
Institutional admission requirements differ from state to state regulatory standards. Universities use merit considerations that incorporate undergraduate scores when making admissions decisions but several institutions mandate entrance tests before admitting students. To qualify for this field candidates must successfully finish their bachelor studies with minimum academic scores falling between 45% to 55%. The entrance exam keeps out both unfitted candidates and unqualified applicants while securing the teaching profession's educational standard.