Bachelor of Education [B.Ed] From DAVV, Indore

Ans. No, DAVV does not conduct any entrance exam for admission to B.Ed course. The admission is done on merit basis followed by counselling.

Ans. The institute has limited hostel facilities separately for boys and girls with well-furnished rooms along with homely food in the mess and other amenities like WiFi, water purifiers, recreation rooms, playgrounds, etc. 

Ans. If a candidate leaves the programme before the said date, the deposited fee will be refunded after deduction of INR 1000. If a candidate leaves any course after the said date, only caution money will be refunded. The request for refund of fee will be processed in the University’s office and only after approval of the Govt. audit, refund will be done.

Ans. A full-time government employee/non-government employee cannot take admission to a B.Ed course during working hours. However, they can take admission in courses run after regular working hours for which they will have to produce a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from their employer.

Ans. DAVV accepts payment via Cash and Cheques for admission to the B.Ed program.

Ans. The selection process uses dimensions to admit candidates which includes merit obtained in the qualifying examination. Shortlisted students are called for interviews and counselling.

Ans. After pursuing B.Ed, the candidates can be hired in both the private and public sectors as a Teacher, Counsellor, Educational Administrator, Educational Researcher. The candidates can also pursue higher education. All of the options provide a good future scope but depend upon the preference of the candidates.