Method in B.Ed
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June 24, 2014 at 2:53 am #69645unknownParticipant
Sir, I am doing b.ed in odl mode from nsou.I am an A.T.in mathematics (hons/pg).so the two method papers of b.ed should be math(method-1) & physical science(method-2). But unfortunately my method papers are interchanged – physical science(method-1) & math(method-2).now I want to know whether there will be any problem in future like increment/pension?
June 24, 2014 at 5:21 am #79601unknownParticipanthttps://askwb.com/topic/urgent-need-vide-g-o-61-ses-dt-30-01-1996/ says that “…Any teacher appointed on or after the issue of this Govt. Order shall be allowed annual increments only when the training qualification of the teacher is relevant to his/her subject/group of appointment….”
This is not mandatory that you have to take your subject (here Math.) as 1st method in B.Ed.
If you are in Normal Section, you are appointed in Science Group (should be mentioned in your Approval). In that case, you may complete B.Ed. with any two subjects studied in graduation as your method subjects.
And if you are in H.S. Section, you are appointed in Math. (this should also be mentioned in your Approval). In that case, Math. must have to be one of your method subjects in B.Ed. But it is not necessary that Math should have to be the 1st method.
You will not, therefore, have to face any problem in future regarding incremental benefits.June 24, 2014 at 2:16 pm #79605unknownParticipantThanks gpgarain very much. I am in normal section additional post & science group.further I want to know that whether it will create any difficulties for headmastership etc. Some of my friends are telling that I should correct it otherwise I have to face many difficulties in my entire service period like SSC exam(where marks of b.ed may not get), headmastership,retiremental benefits if any etc. Please suggest…
June 24, 2014 at 3:42 pm #79607unknownParticipantAt least your B.Ed. degree, as far as my knowledge goes, would not create any problem to you in future regarding all those you have mentioned here.
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