Kenway College of Education, Abohar

About Kenway College of Education, Abohar: Kenway College of Education is one of the leading institutes in ninety percent of it’s education area located in Punjab, India, and it was founded in 2007. Located on Hanumangarh Road, this co-educated college is affiliated with Maharshi Dayanand University Rohtak and dedicated to training future teachers.

This institute is accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council, short NAAC, and recognised by the National Council for Teacher Education, short NCTE, meeting the quality education benchmarks. Kenway College is spread over a 5-acre campus and offers three specialised education courses for its total student strength of 471.

They have a strength of 47 faculties that ensure that the college has a proper ratio of students to teachers to ensure they get full support. One of the artifacts of this college is that it has equipped itself with effective and efficient facilities that are a plus for learning among the students. The library, as one of the major academic references, is completely automated employing E-Granthalaya Software.

It compiles lists of resources/documents, electronic journals/e-journals, and electronic books/e-books for students; a membership to the N-LIST programme of INFLIBNET for Students. Sports lovers will be able to develop themselves further since there are open field facilities for athletics, basketball, and volleyball, besides indoor facilities for badminton and table tennis.

It also contains a spacious gym that has all the latest equipment and encourages students to join yoga and other physical activities for overall development. Kenway College of Education holds three complete courses out of teacher education for the different kinds of training requirements for teachers. For preparatory programme, B. Ed has intake capacity of 200, M. Ed and Diploma in Elementary Education ( D. El.

Ed ) have intake capacity of 50 each. These ones are to prepare the students with the right skills and knowledge to enable him or her to pursue a teaching profession. Course Name Total Number of Seats B. Ed 200 M. Ed 50 D. El. Ed 50 Kenway College of Education only admits students on the basis of the marks scored by students in their qualifying exams and entrance tests. Admission for the B. Ed.

programme is done under the section of the state government policy and university norms. The choices in the case of the M. Ed. programme are also made depending upon the quantitative score in the qualifying examination or entrance test. The admission in the D. El. Ed. course depends upon the qualifying examination and entrance test.