Overview
Shiksha Shastri (B.Ed. equivalent) (Shiksha Shastri) is a 1 to 2-year undergraduate programme in education. It covers teaching methods, educational psychology and the pedagogy of subjects, with an emphasis on Sanskrit and traditional learning, with teaching practice.
Course Details
- Level: Undergraduate (UG)
- Duration: 1-2 years
Shiksha Shastri (B.Ed. equivalent) is listed as a 1 to 2-year programme. Confirm the structure with the institute.
Eligibility
A bachelor's degree from a recognised university with the minimum marks set by the university or NCTE norms (about 50% in many places for the B.Ed.), and a valid entrance score where required.
Admission
Admission is through state B.Ed. entrance tests (CETs), university entrance tests or merit, and in some states through CUET-based or counselling processes. Check each state and university notice.
Registration & Recognition
Teachers in recognised schools need a qualification approved by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) and usually a pass in the Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET or a state TET) for government and many private posts. Check the notice of the school board or recruiting body.
What You Will Learn
The programme covers teaching methods, educational psychology and the pedagogy of subjects, with an emphasis on Sanskrit and traditional learning, with teaching practice.
Where You Can Work
Typical settings include government and private schools, Kendriya and Navodaya Vidyalayas, coaching and tutoring organisations, ed-tech companies, education NGOs, teacher-training institutes, boards and education departments, and publishing and curriculum firms.
Career Options
Graduates can work as teacher in Sanskrit and traditional schools, secondary school teacher, education officer. Roles, pay and requirements vary by employer, city and experience.
After This Course
You can move on to an M.Ed., a PhD in Education, UGC NET for college teaching, or school-leadership roles.
Good to Know
Teacher-education programmes should be recognised by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) and approved by the university or board; check the institute's recognition before applying. It is offered at Sanskrit universities and is treated as equivalent to a B.Ed. in some places; check recognition and eligibility for teaching posts.