Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) at Barun Multiple Campus, Khandbari

If you’re an Education student searching for a clear pathway into teaching, the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) at Barun Multiple Campus, Khandbari, offers the Tribhuvan University (TU) four-year annual program with specialization major and minor areas.

The Faculty of Education shifted B.Ed. to four years and introduced dual specializations to prepare teachers for the secondary level.

Highlights

• Affiliation: Tribhuvan University, Faculty of Education

• Duration and system: Four years, annual examination

• Structure: 22 courses across Groups A–E, including Teaching Practice/Practicum

• Location: Barun Multiple Campus, Khandbari, Sankhuwasabha

• Aim: Preparation for teaching two subjects at secondary level

Curriculum Details

Here’s what you’ll study over four years.
The program covers Group A (Communication Skills: General Nepali, General English), Group B (Professional Core: Philosophical and Sociological Foundations, Educational Psychology, Curriculum and Evaluation, plus one ICT/technology elective), Group C (Specialization Major—10 courses), Group D (Specialization Minor—5 courses), and Group E (Teaching Practice/Practicum).
Ed. 441 Teaching Practice occurs in the fourth year; ICT options include Ed.442, Ed.443, or Ed.444.

Objectives

Students build a solid base in pedagogy, subject knowledge, classroom practice, and community engagement. The goal is readiness for real classrooms in Nepal’s secondary schools.

Scope

Not sure where this degree can lead you? Graduates teach in public and community schools, take roles in education projects, and continue to M.Ed. for advanced specialization.

Learning Outcomes

• Plan lessons and assess learning using TU-aligned coursework

• Apply educational psychology and classroom strategies

• Use ICT for instruction and resource creation

• Demonstrate subject mastery in one major and one minor

Skill Development Modules

• Academic Nepali and English for teaching tasks (Group A)

• Foundations, psychology, curriculum, and ICT elective (Group B)

• Subject-specific methods (e.g., Methods of Teaching Economics/Geography/History)

Teaching Methodology

Classes combine lectures, guided reading, group work, school observation, and a supervised practicum. Ed. 441 Teaching Practice anchors school-based learning in the final year.

Admission Requirements

Eligibility includes Grade 12 or PCL (or equivalent) for B.Ed., plus subject-wise rules for each major. Examples: English requires either prior English/Linguistics or 50% in General English or 50% in a campus entrance exam; Mathematics requires at least 200 marks in Mathematics; Science requires Physics, Chemistry, and Biology with 100 marks each; Health and Physical Education may require a physical fitness test.

Career Opportunities

Graduates work as secondary-level teachers in their major/minor subjects, academic support staff, and facilitators in education programs. Many pursue M.Ed. for advancement.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Barun Multiple Campus welcomes applications for merit- and need-based support according to campus norms. Students should submit relevant documents during admission.

Why Choose This Course?

Students seeking teacher preparation close to home get a TU-recognized structure, clear subject pathways, and a capstone teaching practice that connects study to classroom work. Worried about balancing theory and practice?

The annual system and Ed. 441 ensure steady progress and real school exposure.

Conclusion

The B.Ed. at Barun Multiple Campus follows TU’s four-year framework, includes a major and a minor, and ends with a teaching practicum.

Students who attend regularly, engage in internal tasks, and plan ahead finish ready for classrooms and further study.

FAQ

Q1. Is B.Ed. four years under TU at BMC?

Yes, the Faculty of Education runs a four-year B.Ed. with annual exams.

Q2. Which specialization areas are available?

Major/minor options include Nepali, English, Mathematics, Science, Health and Physical Education, Population, Geography, Economics, History, and Political Science.

Q3. When does teaching practice occur?

Teaching Practice (Ed. 441) is completed in the fourth year.

Q4. Are there special entry rules for English or Science majors?

Yes. English and Science have specific subject or score requirements as stated in TU’s entry criteria.