Why should you choose LIC over IHE?

The curriculum for Bachelors in Education is quite extensive as it is a 2 year programme. The first year includes all the theory subjects along with the observation internships within the school for a month. This helps one to gain the insights from an observers point of view and inclucate better teaching startegies in his/her teaching practice. During the second year, all the life skills are learnt here. Not only a teaching practice of 6 months but frequent visits to science museums, national conferences, competitions and programmes, take place that impart knowledge beyond the walls of the classroom. This helps the learner to modify thier teaching process and create new teaching-learning aids.

There is no such internships. But one can contact the faculty for few unpaid interships Again this depends on the department. For the education department, the internships are in collaboration with the ASHA foundation. As the budding educators, it is mandate for them to complete 60 hours in summer internship.

Placements were made at the end of the second year. The school heads vitsited the college campus and the shortlisted candidates were taken on board starting from 1st of april. The best part, the faculty allows youo to join during the college hours as there is not much of the theory to be taken care of!

The tuition fees is pretty nomial as it is a Government college so it ranges somewhere between 20-40k anually. Financial aids are provided to EWS students depensing upon the criteria of the particular department.

Being the first ever college for Home Science, the majority part of the college comes under 'World Heritage Sites'. The buildings are well maintained and the campus is spread for almost 20 acres of area. There are clubs and union that one can be a part of which are not only at college level but different departments have clubs and union that makes the college life much better. Additionally, there are farms at the end of the campus from where you can buy organic vegetables as well.

Back in 2017, the admission to all the PG Courses in Delhi university took place through entrance exams. The entrance for this particular course B.Ed was done through an offline mode of examination. The exam pattern consisted of different sections that included General Awareness, Quantitative Apptitude, Reasoning, General English & Hindi. So as to appear the PG entrance, the learners were supposed to apply through a common portal of Delhi University and apply accordingly. A cut off was released after 15 days with a list of students who were alloted dofferent colleges by the university. These students were then asked to report to the respective college where thier required documents got verified along with submission of Annual fees. The admission process was quite a cake walk!