List of Professional Courses in India

List of Professional Courses in India

Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Education (B.A. B.Ed)
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)
Bachelor of Education (B.EdQ)
Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.EI.ED)
Other Professional Courses in India
Animation Courses
Photography Courses
Vocational Courses
Technical Courses
UG Courses in Professional
B.A - Preparatory Programme
B.A - Programme
B.Ed - Education
B.Ed - Integrated
B.Ed - Special Education
B.Ed - Women'S Studies
B.Sc.B.Ed - B.Sc.B.Ed
B.Sc.Ed - B.Sc.Ed
B.T.C - Basic Teaching Certificate
U.G.B.T - Under Graduate Basic Training
U.G.T - Ugt
U.G.T.T - Ugtt

PG Courses in Professional

M.A - Adult & Continuing Education
M.A - Adult Education
M.A - Education
M.A - Educational Communication
M.A - Educational Planning & Administration
M.A - Extension Education
M.A - Gandhian Studies
M.A - Population Studies
M.A - Women'S Studies
M.Ed - Education
M.Ed - Elementary Education
M.Ed - Hearing Impaired
M.Ed - Med (De)
M.Ed - Med (Ele)
M.Ed - Med (Guj)
M.Ed - Med (M)
M.Ed - Med (Re)
M.Ed - Med(Et)
M.Ed - Med(Pe)
M.Ed - Shiksha Shastri
M.Ed - Special Education
M.Ed - Special Education
M.Ed AI - Med-Ai
M.P.E - Mpe
M.Phil - Education
M.Phil - Women'S Studies
M.Sc - Applied Maths
M.Sc - Education
M.Sc - Extension Education

Certification Courses in Professional

B.S.T.C - Bstc
C.Ed - C.Ed
C.P.Ed - C.P.Ed
C.P.Ed - Ele-Pe
C.T - Ct
C.T - H.Sc
C.T - Nursery
Certification - Family Education
Certification - Fire Works And Safety Matches
Certification - Floriculture Technology
E.L.E - Ele
E.T.E - Ete
E.T.E - Ete (Ded)
E.T.E.C - Etec
E.T.E.P - Etep
E.T.P - Etp
E.T.T - E.T.T.
E.T.T - Ett
E.T.T.C - Ettc
P.T.T.C - Pttc
S.T.C - Senior Teaching Certificate
T.C - Teachers Certificate Course
T.P.T - T.P.T
T.T.C - Teachers Training Certificate
TTC AI - Ttc-Ai

PG Diploma Courses in Professional

PG Diploma - Adult Continuing Education
PG Diploma - Adult Education & Development
PG Diploma - Higher Education
PG Diploma - Lmottomg & Hoisery Technology
PG Diploma - Pgdece
PG Diploma - Pgdped
PG Diploma - Pgdte
PG Diploma - Population Education
PG Diploma - School Administration
PG Diploma - Womens Studies

Diploma Courses in Professional
Diploma - Pre-Primary Teacher Training Education
Diploma - Pre-School Education
U.G.D.P.Ed - Ugdped

Doctorate Courses in Professional
Ph.D - Education
Ph.D - Women'S Studies

Others Courses in Professional

G.B.T.C - Gbtc
H.C.P.ED - H.C.P.Ed
H.P.ED - H.P.Ed
H.P.T - Hpt
H.S.P - Hsp
I and I ELE EDU - I&I Ele Edu.(Ele)
I and I PRE PRI EDU - I&I Pre-Pri Edu(Pri)
J.B.T - Junior Basic Training
J.T.T.C - Jttc
N.T.E - Nte
N.T.E.P - Ntep
N.T.T - Nursery Teacher Training
P.C.T - Pct
P.L.T.T.C - Plttc
P.P.T.C - Pptc
P.P.T.T.I - Pptti
P.S.T.E - Pste
P.T.C - Girls
P.T.C - Primary Teachers Certificate
P.T.E - Pte
P.T.T - Primary Teachers Training
P.T.T - Ptt (D.Ed)
PRE PRIMARY - Pre-Primary
PRE SCHOOL - Pre School
PTI - Pti (C.P.Ed)
S.T.C - Ett/Jbt/Ded
S.T.C - General
S.T.C - Minority Lang
STC or ETT - Stc/Ett
T.C.H - Tch
T.P.T - Tpt


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Student suicides soar 26% in 5 years, education system blamed

Here's a compelling argument for education reforms in the country: student suicides have increased 26% from 2006 to 2010, with Bangalore, Delhi and Mumbai accounting for most victims, in that order. And this is just the official data.

While 5,857 student suicides were reported in 2006, the figure jumped to 7,379 in 2010, according to data released by the National Crime Records Bureau. In other words, 20 students killed themselves every day in 2010, something both academicians and mental health professionals blame on a flawed education system where performance pressure ranks above all else. For the first time in five years, Maharashtra recorded the largest number of suicides in 2010, followed by West Bengal.

Over the past decade or so, the two states have only interchanged positions at the top, a phenomenon unexplained by even educationists. Delhi, as a city, alone accounted for 133 deaths in 2010, while as a state, it accounted for 166 deaths.

"The examination system and the selection process for institutions of higher education weigh heavily on young people," says Shyam Menon, vice-chancellor of Ambedkar University in Delhi. "The volume of students passing out of the school education system and vying for admission to tertiary education has dramatically increased over the years, with competition levels increasing too. At a time when higher education can result in social mobility, the stakes are very high. Today, there is a greater link between employability and higher education." Menon believes changes in the education system over the years reflect the changes in the Indian middle-class and their high aspirations, which push young people to perform or perish.

Psychiatrist Dr Sanjay Chugh feels the NCRB data is the most reliable evidence that things are only going from bad to worse in the Indian education system. Chugh blames a myopic education system for forcing students to learn what they may never need in life. "Why do we expose our children to such nonsense, with examinations becoming a do-or-die situation where students need a minimum percentage to get into a halfway decent college," asks Chugh. An inadequate system, coupled with lack of proper social support, pushes students over the brink, says Chugh. "If a child's parents do not add to the pressure that the education system puts on him, chances are his stress levels will never cross the threshold for suicide."

Professor Armaity Desai, former chairperson of the University Grants Commission, points to the lack of quality education institutions in the country, with the result that there is a great deal of pressure to perform at critical points of a student's life, such as board exams. When it comes to student suicides, Desai feels the situation is not being addressed by the Centre or state governments.

Countrywide data on student suicides (Source: NCRB)

Percentage increase in student suicides from 2006-10: 26%

Percentage increase in student suicides from 2009-10: 9%

With 133 student suicides in Delhi (city),the national capital has the second highest number of student suicides across the country in 2010

If Delhi as a union territory is taken inot account, the number of student suicides works out to 166

Mumbai is the city with the third highest number of student suicides

Maharashtra is the state with the highest number of student suicides, followed by West Bengal