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Bachelors in Education or B.Ed in Political Science is a two years course for teaching professional. This course involves the candidates undergoing through various aspects of political science including theories, relations and concepts in civics. In order to achieve the mission, the curriculum is developed in such a way that would allow preparation of students in teaching methods of political science subjects at the secondary and higher secondary levels. The program’s name is B.Ed (Political Science) normally takes 2 years or 4 semesters to complete.
The most widely accepted entrance exams that can be used for admission into the B.Ed (Political Science) program are the State Level Entrance examinations conducted in various states. Some of the tests are CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) paper 2 organized by the CBSE Board and State TETs. Apart from these, some institutions and universities admit students based on the scores of exams like UGC NET, UTET and other state-level teacher eligibility tests.
| Event | Details |
|---|---|
| - Full Form | Bachelor of Education (Political Science) |
| - Duration | 2 years |
| - Course Level | Undergraduate |
| - Eligibility | Bachelor's degree in Political Science or related field |
| - Top Colleges | Lady Shri Ram College of Education, Delhi University, Mumbai University |
| - Entrance Exam | Entrance exams like CET, AIEEE, JEE, MU OET |
1. Graduate degree in any field with not less than 50% marks from a recognized University.
2. For reserved category students the minimum percentage required is 45% in graduation.
3. B.Ed entrance exam performance like CUCET/ state level entrance exam.
4. Political theories, constitutions, and structures of governance.
5. Interest in teaching political science to senior secondary school students.
6. Good communication skills, problem solving skills and leadership skills for the teaching profession.
| Subject | Topics |
|---|---|
| Pedagogy | Teaching methods, Lesson planning, Classroom management |
| Educational Psychology | Learning theories, Motivation, Assessment |
| Political Science Methodology | Political Science teaching methods, Political analysis, Research techniques |
| Political Theory | Political philosophies, Ideologies, Political institutions |
| Indian Constitution and Politics | Indian Constitution, Political system, Governance |
| International Relations | Global politics, International organizations, Diplomacy |
| Political Economy | Economic theories, Political economy of India, Globalization |
| Research Methods | Research techniques, Data analysis, Statistical methods |
| Teaching Practice | Practice teaching, Microteaching, Simulation teaching |
