How to become a teacher in India without a BEd degree?

In India, a BEd degree is typically required to pursue a career as a school teacher.
 

However, there are alternative paths for those who do not have a BEd degree.
 

One option is the Integrated Teacher Education Programme (ITEP), a 4-year course that combines teacher training with an undergraduate degree.
 

ITEP can be pursued after class 12, and admission is based on entrance exams and rankings.
 

The ITEP programme offers integrated options such as BSc BEd, BA BEd, or BCom BEd.
 

ITEP allows you to become a primary teacher without a BEd, but for secondary and higher education, a BEd is still required.
 

PGT teaching without a BEd is possible if you hold a postgraduate degree and meet specific academic criteria, such as 60% marks in senior secondary, UG, and PG qualifications.
 

If you pass the DSSSB PGT exams, you may be hired as a teacher, with the condition to obtain a BEd within three years.
 

While a BEd is needed for government schools, private institutions may hire teachers based on their dedication, even without a BEd.
 

Teaching in private schools can provide valuable experience and opportunities while you work towards completing the necessary qualifications.

If you aspire to be a committed teacher, it is strongly advised to pursue a BEd degree, as it will provide you with essential teaching methodologies and other valuable skills.