➔ CTET is the national entrance exam held by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) for admissions of the B.Ed courses across the country. It brings to light their skill in teaching, language fluency, and mastery of the subject. One of the main purposes of CTET is that no candidate is appointed as a teacher in CBSE-affiliated schools without taking CTET examination.
Uttar Pradesh B.Ed Entrance Exam
➔ This test conducted by the universities in Uttar Pradesh is for the purpose of obtaining admission in B.Ed courses of the state. Exam aims at checking candidates' grasp of topics including the general awareness, reasoning, language proficiency, and teaching aptitude.
Rajasthan B.Ed Entrance Exam
➔ Similar to the conduct of the Rajasthan Pre-Teacher Education Test (RPET) Board, this exam is made to be mandatory for admissions to B.Ed courses in Rajasthan. It estimates the candidates' understanding of current affairs, reasoning, command of language, as well as the teaching aptitude they posses.
Tamil Nadu Teacher Eligibility Test (TN TET)
➔ The Teachers Recruitment Board, Tamil Nadu, will be conducting this exam, and it is a prerequisite for getting admission to the B.Ed. program in the state. It checks students' teaching skills along with language competence and subject comprehension.
West Bengal B.Ed Entrance Exam
➔ The entrance test of the universities in West Bengal is also a must for taking B.Ed courses in the state. It assesses candidates in four dimensions: general awareness, logical reasoning, language skills, and teaching ability
Maharashtra B.Ed Common Entrance Test (MAH B.Ed CET)
➔ Conducted by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Government of Maharashtra, the test is made compulsory for taking admission to B.Ed course at the state level. It is an assessment of the candidates general knowledge, ability to think rationally, language competency and teaching aptitude.