National College of Education, Loharu: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

The National College of Education, Loharu, is an affiliated college established in the year 2007 to the university situated in Haryana, India. This college is co-educational and has approval from the National Council for Teacher Education. It provides two specialized degree programs in education, and it is situated on a 0.85-acre compact campus. It keeps the student-to-teacher ratio at a minimum with a total of 444 student enrolments divided by 12 faculty members. 

The college is equipped with several facilities that focus on making the student's learning experience worthwhile. The core vision of the established library is to be a knowledge bank consisting of books, e-resources, and audio-visuals. A state-of-the-art open-access system is established for the faculty and research scholars to facilitate lifelong learning. Special language laboratories and social studies laboratories that contain NCTE-approved materials are included in the laboratories to promote hands-on learning. Amenities also encompass transport facilities, multipurpose halls, seminar rooms, IT infrastructure, a canteen, guest rooms, a gym, and well-designed classrooms equipped with modern teaching aids.

National College of Education, Loharu offers two full-time courses in the field of education. The college admits 200 students to its approved intake for the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) program and 50 students to the Diploma in Education (D.Ed) program. The programs are aimed at developing students to be career educators and professional education administrators. 

Admission to the National College of Education, Loharu is done based on the marks obtained in the qualifying examination and/or entrance exams. The College generally follows admission criteria instituted by the State Government of Haryana and the Affiliated university. For the B.Ed course, the criteria may either be state state-based entrance examination or a university-based based. For the D.Ed program, admission is generally based on marks scored by the applicant in the qualifying examination.