adarsh jaishwal

College Chalo played a major role in helping me secure my admission. The team guided me at every step with complete clarity and provided detailed admission guidance—from choosing the right program to understanding the entire process. They explained everything to me and my parents patiently, which made the journey smooth and stress-free. I’m truly thankful for their support in helping me make the right decision.

College Chalo played a major role in helping me secure my admission. The team guided me at every step with complete clarity and provided detailed admission guidance—from choosing the right program to understanding the entire process. They explained everything to me and my parents patiently, which made the journey smooth and stress-free. I’m truly thankful for their support in helping me make the right decision.

*Eligibility criteria* For the B.Ed/M.Ed/B.P.Ed programmes under the Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board, you need at least 50 % marks (45 % for SC/ST/OBC/PWD) in a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in any discipline, and you must have studied the teaching subject for at least 200 marks with a minimum of 50 % in that subject  ¹. *Admission process* Admission is based on the entrance exam conducted by the board (or, for Delhi University programmes, the Common University Entrance Test – CUET followed by the DU‑CSAS seat allocation)  ². After the exam, candidates register on the respective portal, fill in college/course preferences, and seats are allotted according to merit. *Scholarships* There are several merit‑based scholarships you can apply for, such as the INSPIRE Scholarship (up to ₹2,40,000 total), Indian Oil Academic Scholarships, and the FAEA scholarship (₹80,000 per year)  ³. These are usually awarded on the basis of academic performance and/or financial need. *Loan facilities* If you need financing, DMI Finance offers a personal loan for education ranging from ₹50,000 to ₹5 lakh, with a quick digital process, no collateral, and repayment tenures of 12‑48 months  ⁴. *Cut‑off marks* Cut‑offs are set by the exam conducting body and vary each year. For Jharkhand’s entrance exam, the cut‑off is the minimum score required to be called for counselling; for DU programmes it’s the CUET score that determines the merit list  ². (Specific cut‑offs for B.Ed/M.Ed/B.P.Ed aren’t listed in the sources, but they’re typically released alongside the result.) Would you like more details on any particular scholarship or help figuring out which loan option fits your needs? Also, are you targeting a specific university or state for the programme?