Modern Academy B Ed College, Modinagar

Modern Academy B. Ed. College at Modinagar, Uttar Pradesh is another institution which is comparatively new to the bandwagon of providing its input to the formation of future educators having been established in the year 2016. Located at Sikari Nagar, Sikar this is a co-educational college which focuses on offering quality teacher education. Tiny in size, the campus occupies 1.

24 acres of land and is suitable for learning and development. It is an affiliated college which means it follows the norms and regulations of the larger educational institution. To ensure students catch up with a modern learning environment, JFK College boasts modern facilities for learning. Modern Academy B. Ed.

The college has a library which contains academic resources has an open access system and contains a number of educative articles. This library holds hundreds of educational CDs, which include Encyclopedia Britannica & National Geographic Journals and subscriptions to foreign journals and many periodicals.

To support this type of learning, there are well-equipped laboratories at the college, which meet different department requirements. This is an Affiliated College of Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut. Modern Academy B. Ed. The college currently only has one course to provide, which is the Bachelor in Education (B. Ed).

This is a full-time course offered over two years with an approved cohort size of 100 students. The B. Ed programme is aimed at developing major personalities who will serve as teachers and who will require basic skills and knowledge to become fruitful teachers. Course Name Eligibility Criteria B. Ed Graduation in any stream with a minimum of 50% marks Modern Academy B. Ed.

The college follows the admission policies that have been laid down by the state government, UT administration as well as the affiliated university. Selection to the programmes is based on marks scored in the qualifying examination and the entrance test. The college may also apply other techniques of selection as recommended by the existing policies.