Candidates who earned their 10+2 (or equivalent) qualifications from a recognized board are eligible for the Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed.) program at colleges. University-specific admission policies determine a minimum mark requirement ranging between 50% to 55% or higher and most institutions use this criterion. The selection process includes entrance exams together with interviews at some universities. The government allows candidates from SC/ST or OBC categories to follow reduced minimum percentage standards.
The B.El.Ed. program serves as an excellent choice for people seeking a career as elementary school instructors. Students learn all essential competencies to effectively instruct young students through this program. The complete four-year B.El.Ed. undergraduate experience combines classroom theory with applied learning and teaching practice at schools through required internships. Students gain entry to the B.El.Ed. course through merit or admission tests which different universities conduct for their students. The admission procedures for specific educational institutions should be checked by candidates against eligibility requirements for their preferred educational choice.