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See the degree grade →A four-year integrated dual-degree that combines a disciplinary BSc major (Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics) with a BEd in secondary education. Suited to students who decide on a teaching career immediately after Grade 12 and who want a multidisciplinary, NEP‑aligned pathway to qualify as secondary-level teachers while saving one year versus the traditional route.
The programme combines disciplinary coursework in the chosen major (Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics) with professional education papers and pedagogical training appropriate for secondary teaching. It follows a four‑year, credit‑based structure with options for interdisciplinary or intradisciplinary minors. Specific curricula for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are documented by the institute.
Admission is through the National Common Entrance Test (NCET) conducted by NTA; applicants must choose domain‑specific subjects for NCET corresponding to the offered majors. The programme is open to students who opt for teaching as a profession after secondary school.
Graduates are prepared to work as secondary‑level teachers and are positioned to meet the minimal degree qualification targets for teachers by 2030. Holders of the integrated degree are also eligible for postgraduate study in Education as well as in their major disciplinary subject.
NIT Calicut publishes an ITEP fee structure and provides an admissions contact for queries. Prospective students should consult the institute for details on fees, scholarships or financial support options tied to the programme.
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