Yes if school time and b.ed time not same. If school have morning session than b.ed should be evening session.

Yes,Definitely you may complete B .ED during your service subject to permission from your head of department and institution. 

You may also do B ED with distance course and University without permission from your head of Department. 

But regular B .ED while serving needs prior approval and authorization for completion of B ED.

Obtain permission from school for doing B.ed with your teaching job 

it would be considered together

No, i am from Haryana so well aware about education rules here.

You cannot get the experience of private school teaching and B.Ed regular. 

Please go for distance B ED. which would allow  you to complete with ease.

You may do it from North East region of India.

For distance B ED you need not to inform your school. 

With different timing, degree is valid. Whether experience consider by school administration, this depend on their discretion. 

Yes definitely 

Experience and regular degree may be considered by Distance B ED. 

If school does not allow you to do course while working in school you cannot do so 

Private job and regular degree are possible...but your employer shouldn't know about this. 

 After receiving degree, you should go for another job. Otherwise present employer may get involved in troubling you in future.

- Yes, you can do the said regular course , while you are working in the private school, after taking permission of the head of that school.

- Due to timing factor , you can do the both , if you get free from school , just before the timing of the b ed course , then both will be counted legally i.e. your experience and regular course as well. 

1. you cannot pursue a regular degree during your job,

Yes you can do it. It will be considered

to become a teacher at the pre-nursery, nursery, primary, secondary and senior secondary levels in schools or to become a professor at the college/university level, aspirants need to possess the right qualifications.

Educational Qualification: Candidates need to have completed their graduation in any stream (that is, Arts, Science or Commerce) in order to fulfill B.Ed eligibility criteria.

Candidates can pursue B.Ed in distance education as well as regular mode. B.Ed course fees vary from college to college and depend on different parameters such as the type of institution (government/ private) and mode of education (regular/ distance)

How do you think that you can pursue the course simultaneously while being employed as a regular teacher?

You may have to quit the join if the school do not allow you to pursue the B.Ed education course during the course of employment.

it is worth knowing that B.Ed or Bachelor of Education is not an undergraduate degree and to pursue this course one needs to have completed his/her graduation

• Qualification required to get eligible for Bachelors of Education is to possess an aggregate of 50-55% in graduation from a recognized university or you have to qualify an entrance exam. 
• For B.Ed admissions there is no age bar. The pass percentage for B.Ed admission may vary from college to college.
• In particular, there is no specific age bar determined to pursue this course, but a few of the colleges ask for a minimum of 19 years of age for offering admission to this course.
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TO get higher education no one can be stop you can tell them Fundamental rights to everyone provided by the Indian constitution. Right to Education. If you are not hampering their school timing employment.

Dear Client,

You can not pursue regular courses while working. You have either to work or do study. You may apply for distance learning.

Yes it can be considered and you have to show that you were attending classes after the school.

It can be considered if the degree course is in the afternoon/evening.

If it is possible to do so then you can do it however you will not be able to use the experience for the study period.

- In regular courses, job or any other task is not allowed until there is any specific provision shared by Govt. like many universities allowed two courses simultaneously.

- Secondly, if you wish to continue with job considering a private job you shall have to forgo your experience and show only regular studies.

Regards

Vivek Arya

No regular course can be done being in job.

you need permission from school. 

1. No you cannot pursue regular course if you are doing a full time job.

2. If you still want to pursue regular course then it will depend on the employer that they will consider your experience and regular degree together or consider only one from both