Accreditation of 263 B.Ed, D.El.Ed colleges cancelled in Bengal ...Middle East

Kolkata: The accreditation of 253 Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) and Diploma of Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) colleges in West Bengal has been cancelled, sources in the state Education Department said on Friday. With this, the total number of B.Ed and D.El.Ed colleges in the state has come down from 624 to 371. Sources said that the accreditation of these 253 institutes have been cancelled since they did not have adequate infrastructure for conducting such courses, which are crucial for grooming and training future teachers. It is learnt that besides not having adequate infrastructure to conduct such courses, these colleges also did not have adequate number of teachers required as per rules.

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