Madhya Pradesh B. Ed Entrance Exam is common admission assessment conducted by the Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board (MP Vyapam). The exam is for candidates desiring to apply for one year B.Ed course at NCTE approved private colleges and universities in the state.

MP B. Ed Entrance Exam

Eligibility Criteria
Those candidates who wish to appear for this particular exam has to ensure that they have completed graduation and/or post graduation scoring a minimum of 50%marks aggregate.

Those who are engineering degree holders should secure a minimum of 55% marks. Relaxation in minimum marks will be given to reserved category candidates.

Age Limitation:
Aspirant’s age must be above 18 years and not exceed 40 years.
Relaxation in age will be applied for reserved category as per government rules.

MP B Ed Entrance Exam Syllabus:-

Following is a prescribed syllabus of topics for candidates appearing for MP B.Ed exam.

Part I- General Mental Ability

(Reasoning, Seeing relationships, Analogies, numerical ability, spatial relationship, odd man out, number series,letter series, relationship through letters, numbers and figures, code language, hidden figures, mathematical operations, matching figures, cube problems and pattern of different kinds).

Part II- General Awarness (this section will be limited to India with special reference to the state of Madhya Pradesh except for General Science).

• Indian History

(Indian Cultural Development, Historical events, History of Indian Independence (1857 to 1947), Development after 1947).

• Political Science

(Fundamental Duties and Rights, Important Provisions of Constitution regarding Education, Language, Cultural, National unity, Citizenship, Franchise, National Symbol and National Personalities, Parliament Assemblies).

• Economics

(Socio-economic Development, Population Perspectives, Gross National Product, Per Capita Income, Education Budget - State and Country, Planning Process, Agriculture, Rural Development, Industrial and Commercial Development, Indian Economy, Banking System, Employment Problem, Current Economic Events).

• Geography

(Natural Resources and Wealth, Environment and Ecology, Geographical features of Indian States)

• General Science

(Important Inventions and Inventors, Health and Hygiene, General Scientific Phenomenon)

• Current Affairs and Sports

Part-III (General English)

Simple and Compound Sentences
Type of Clauses
Transformation of Sentences
Tenses
Change of Voice and Narration
Modals
Verb Structures
Tag Questions
Propositions
Prefixes and Suffixes
Synonyms and Antonyms
Reading Comprehension - Comprehension of a passage containing about 300 words dealing with a subject of general nature followed by multiple choice questions.

Part-IV (Teaching Aptitude)

This section would include questions on aptitude towards Children, adaptability, professional information and interest in teaching profession.