Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) at Juddha Campus is a four-year full-time annual program offered in Gaur, Rautahat, Madhesh Pradesh, Nepal. Juddha Campus is a community-owned campus affiliated with Tribhuvan University and approved by the University Grants Commission of Nepal. The program is part of the campus’s education stream and follows Tribhuvan University rules, guidelines, annual examinations, and result schedules.
Students study in a campus environment with access to library, internet, multimedia, counseling, classrooms, sports, educational tours, extracurricular activities, and scholarship support for selected student groups.
Course: Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)
Campus: Juddha Campus
Location: Gaur, Rautahat, Madhesh Pradesh, Nepal
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University
Duration: 4 years, full-time
System: Annual
The four-year B.Ed. annual system is designed as both an academic and professional program for preparing teachers who can teach two subjects at the secondary level. The course requires students to complete 22 courses carrying a total of 2200 marks. The structure includes communication skills, professional core courses, specialization major courses, specialization minor courses, and teaching internship or practicum.
Communication skills include General Nepali and General English. Professional core areas include Philosophical and Sociological Foundations of Education, Educational Psychology, Curriculum and Evaluation, and one elective from Instructional Technology, ICT in Education, or ICT in Specialized Subject. The program also includes specialization major and specialization minor study areas. Students select one major and one minor subject area, and the minor must be different from the major.
Students who have passed Higher Secondary Education, Grade 12, Proficiency Certificate Level, or an equivalent qualification are eligible for admission to the B.Ed. program. Additional subject-based entry requirements apply for different specialization areas under the TU system. Juddha Campus also provides scholarships for Dalit, Muslim, girls, Madheshi girls, Janajati students, persons with disabilities, martyrs’ families, and students from weak economic backgrounds.
