National Institute for the Mentally Handicapped (NIMH), Hyderabad News & Updates 2025: Notifications, Notice, Result

MAH B.Ed CET Exam Date 2026 (Announced): The Maharashtra B.Ed Common Entrance Test (MAH B.Ed CET) 2026 is just a few months away, scheduled to take place from March 27 to 29, 2026. This exam is held for aspiring B.Ed students seeking admission to various colleges in Maharashtra. The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Government of Maharashtra, will conduct the exam online, and candidates can expect a comprehensive assessment of their Mental Ability, General Knowledge, and Teaching Aptitude.

MAH LLB CET 2026 Exam Date: State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra has announced MAH LLB CET 2026 Exam Date for 3-Years and 5-Years Integrated LLB programme. As per the dates announced, MAH LLB 3 Years CET 2026 Examination will be held on April 1 and 2, 2026, and MAH LLB 5 Years CET 2026 Examination will be conducted on May 8, 2026. Candidates can check out the details of both examinations, which has been provided below for convenience, along with the exam dates. This year, the total number of questions have been reduced to 120 from 150. Candidates can find the total number of questions which will now be asked from each section to prepare strategically. 

Karnataka B.Ed Selection List 2025 Still Awaited: The Department of School Education, Karnataka closed the B.Ed option entry window on November 15. Typically, the authorities require around 4 to 5 working days to release the selection list, so it was expected to be available on or before November 20. However, the Karnataka B.Ed Selection List 2025 has still not been published. Along with the selection list, the department is also likely to release the first stream-wise cutoff for candidates across all regions. As a result of this delay, many aspirants are now uncertain and have urged the department to revise the entire admission schedule. Nevertheless, this postponement will not affect the academic year 2025–26.

The most common query among KVS examinees preparing for the examinations is whether KVS accepts the distance B.Ed. Among other things, the confusion is largely due to the prevalence of false information on the internet. The very fact is that a distance degree does not negate a degree from KVS; it is demanding whether the B.Ed has recognition from NCTE.

How to verify fake B.Ed colleges and avoid scams: B.Ed is among the most popular programs undertaken by students who wish to join the teaching field. Nevertheless, students seeking to join B.Ed course at top colleges are also at the risk of becoming targets of false colleges and universities. As per the list of fake universities issued by the UGC on a state-by-state basis, as of 2025, the country is having 22 fake universities in operation. Most of the students who are in want of admission are most likely to be deceived by such institutions and lose thousands of rupees, maybe even lakhs of rupees, not to mention precious time and effort. These fraudulent colleges usually pose as real B.Ed colleges and can also forge certificates and pretend to be real universities. So, to protect against B.Ed admission scams, it is important to know how to check Fake B.Ed Colleges and Avoid Scams, and how to identify fake B.Ed colleges. The basic preventive steps would be to do due research and verify the accreditation of the college. In this article, I will give you the steps that can be taken to ensure that you check the fake colleges of B.Ed as well as avoid the scams, and that you will save time, money, and energy in the end.