Frequently Asked Questions

1. How can I apply for the program?
You can apply online through the official website. Admission is based on academic merit or scores from recognized entrance exams.
2. Are there scholarships available for this program?
Yes, scholarships are offered based on academic performance, entrance exam results, and financial need.
3. How can I apply for a scholarship?
You can apply for scholarships during the admission process. Ensure that you provide all required documents, including entrance test scores, academic records, and any other necessary certifications.
4. Is there a management quota or direct admission available?
Apex University primarily admits students through AUCET and CUET. However, for details about specific admission pathways, you may contact the admissions office.
5. What facilities are available for students at Apex University?
Apex University provides state-of-the-art labs, a fully equipped library, modern classrooms, sports facilities, and hostel facility.
Does the program include practical teaching experience?
Yes, the B.Ed. in Intellectual Disability includes practical teaching sessions, internships, and fieldwork in special schools and organizations.
What is the eligibility for admission to this program?
Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognized university.
What are the career opportunities after completing this program?
Graduates can work as special education teachers, counselors, or academic coordinators in schools, institutions, and NGOs working with individuals with intellectual disabilities.
How long is the B.Ed. in the Intellectual Disability program?
The program lasts for 2 years.
What is the focus of the B.Ed. in Intellectual Disability?
The B.Ed. program in Intellectual Disability focuses on advanced teaching techniques and interventions for students with intellectual disabilities, preparing graduates to become educators and advocates in inclusive educational settings.