Admission process is going on in more than 70 thousand seats in the courses of National Council of Teachers Education (NCTE) in more than 600 B.Ed colleges of Madhya Pradesh. The first phase of process has been completed. The nine NCTE courses have been the highest registration and admission in B.Ed.
In B.Ed, about 58 thousand seats have been admitted in 74 thousand registrations and about 15 thousand seats in the first phase, while admission in other courses has been reduced. Currently the registration process for the third phase of counseling is going on. Registration for the third phase will be till Wednesday, while the verification of the documents will be till 26 June.
The merit list will be published till June 27. After this, the seat will be allotted on 30 June. Students can take admission by depositing fees by July 4. Admission will be valid only after the fee is deposited. On the other hand, there was a crowd of students throughout the day for counseling and admission in colleges.
The lowest entry in these courses so far
Three NCTE courses have entered less than 50. These include 30 admissions in B.Ed-M.Ed, 40 in PBED and 17 in BLED. Officials of the Higher Education Department said that in the third phase, 90 percent of the B.Ed seats are full.
BABED’s highest entry after B.Ed.
This time too, in view of registration, B.Ed course is the first choice of students. Other courses such as BABED, BSc B.Ed, M.Ed, BPED, MPE, B.Ed-M.Ed PBED, and BLED are less number of students. After B.Ed, the highest entry has entered 653 seats in BABED.
