Ojaswini College of Education, Damoh

Ojaswini College of Education Damoh has courses in Education and is a co-educational institution. It is affiliated to a university and accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). Recognised by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE), the institute has an intake capacity of 461 students and four educational courses for aspiring teachers.

Ojaswini College of Education admission is based on merit and is in strict compliance with the guidelines of the state government, UT administration, and the university to which the college is affiliated. The college considers for admission into different programmes the marks secured in the qualifying examination and/or entrance test. Selection can also be based on written examinations, physical fitness tests, and interviews, depending on the specific course.

For the B.Ed programme, Ojaswini College of Education admission is given based on the value the candidate achieves in the qualifying examination and/or the entrance test. The B.P.Ed includes the traditional Ojaswini College of Education admission process, the longer one, inclusive of written examination, physical fitness test, interview, and some percentage from the qualifying.

Ojaswini College of Education Application Process

The application procedure differs from one programme to another with regard to Ojaswini College of Education Damoh. For an overview, the following are the general steps included in such a procedure:

• Announcement of admissions: The commencement of the Ojaswini College of Education admission process will be made through the different media outlets and the official website of the college.
• Application form: The candidates need to get the application form and fill the same for the desired programme. It may be available online on the college website in person or on campus.
• Document submission: Along with the application form, candidates will need to submit the necessary documents for verification purposes during the application.
• Entrance examination: Those programmes that require an entrance test should require candidates to appear for the exam on the scheduled date.
• Physical fitness test and interview: B.P. Ed candidates, after securing a merit position in the written examination, are called for a physical fitness test and interview.
• Merit list preparation: An overall merit list based on the candidates’ performance in the qualifying examination, entrance test, and other applicable selection criteria will be prepared by the college.
• Counselling and Admission: Short-listed candidates will be called for counselling wherein they will be able to choose the course optional (if applicable) and continue with the formalities associated with Ojaswini College of Education admission.
• Duration fee payment: Selected candidates will be required to pay the prescribed fees at the time of confirmation of Ojaswini College of Education admission.

Ojaswini College of Education Degree wise Admission Process

The admission process for various undergraduate and postgraduate programme offered at Ojaswini College of Education is outlined below, degree-wise.

Ojaswini College of Education B.Ed Admission Process

Ojaswini College of Education admission to the B.Ed course is based on merit and depends on the performance of candidates in the qualifying examination and/or entrance examination. The policy for Ojaswini College of Education admissions is in accordance with the state government’s policy as well as that of the affiliated university.

Ojaswini College of Education B.P.Ed Admission Process

The approved intake of the Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed) course is 100. Unlike the B.Ed Ojaswini College of Education admission selection process, this one is more comprehensive and consists of several stages:

• Written examination
• Physical fitness test
• Personal interview
• The extent of the percentage obtained by the qualifying examination

As per government and university policies, the final merit list for B.P.Ed admissions is prepared based on the overall performance of the student in each of these stages. 

Ojaswini College of Education D.El.Ed Admission Process

Ojaswini College of Education admission into the Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) programme with 50 seats. Specific admission details were not indicated; probably the admission process follows merit-based criteria such as those in other programmes, complying with those of the state government and university.

Ojaswini College of Education M.Ed. Admission Process

The Master of Education has an intake of 50 seats. Ojaswini College of Education admission into M.Ed will probably also be research on one’s previous performance in the degree pursued (probably B.Ed), alongside a possible entrance exam or interview, although nothing specific about it has been said. 

Ojaswini College of Education Documents Required

• Marks of qualifying examinations
• Date of birth certificate
• Community certificate (if required)
• Other applicable certificates as per the college.

To avoid any inconvenience, please ensure that all required documents are attached at the time of application.