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UP D.El.Ed Admission 2023: Despite two phases of college allotment in D.El.Ed admission 2023, 67,476 seats remain vacant. The second phase of college allotment was released by the Examination Regulatory Authority office on Friday. In comparison to 10600 seats of 67 District Education and Training Institutes (DIET) and 2,22,750 seats of 2974 private colleges of the state, only 10101 seats of DIET and 155773 seats of private colleges, totaling 1,65,874 seats, could be allotted in two phases.
The admission process for the second phase will be completed by November 20 and the training will start from November 21. In the first phase, a total of 98440 seats were allotted, 9435 seats of DIET and 89005 seats of private colleges. Of these, only 91883 candidates had taken admission, 8041 in DIET and 81842 in private colleges. In the first phase, 6557 candidates who had given their college option did not take admission.
Picture changed after Supreme Court’s decision
The craze for D.El.Ed has increased after the Supreme Court canceled the notification of the National Council of Teacher Education (NCTE) dated June 28, 2018 regarding the recognition of B.Ed in primary school teacher recruitment. After five years, 105 private colleges have sought affiliation of D.El.Ed. However, despite this, a large number of seats will remain vacant due to no recruitment in the last five years.