Minerva College of Education, Karnal: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Minerva College of Education, Karnal was established in the year 2007 as one of the premier teacher training institutes in Haryana, India. It is a co-educational institution with its future goal to mould aspiring educators in an atmosphere full of security on GT Road Taraori. This is an affiliated college, and hence the institution comes under the guidelines of a bigger university system and thus follows the standardised educational norms. The NCTE, New Delhi has given recognition to the institution for its endeavours in qualitative teacher education. 

Facilities claimed to be offered by the institute to the students in order to enrich the learning process: First, there is a well-stocked library providing a quiet and conducive atmosphere for study and research. Then, there are fully equipped laboratories enabling practical teachings in the course of training teachers. Sports facilities and a gym look after the physical health of the students, hence promoting a well-rounded education system. A health centre with a first-aid facility helps in taking care of the safety of the students, while the IT infrastructure opens the door for modern teaching methods. The campus cafeteria provides a venue for students to rest between classes and also allows them to get to know other classmates, hence some feeling of community is created. 

Minerva College of Education offers two comprehensive teacher training courses: B.Ed and D.Ed. Both are full-time courses, offering intensive knowledge and hands-on skills necessary to have a successful teaching career.

The admission policy at Minerva College of Education selects a few of the best and most committed future teachers. Undergraduate Level Admissions in B.Ed shall be made based on appearance and passing the CET Haryana B.Ed. examination, being a State Level Test conducted to assess a candidate's aptitude for teaching. In this way, only highly eligible and committed students join the course. On the other hand, the admission to D.Ed. shall be governed by a policy thus formulated by the State Government or the UT Administration.