Sidra B Ed College, Malda: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

Sidra B.Ed. College, Malda was established on 2008. It is a constituent college with an affiliation in National Council for Teacher Education. This is a special set-up co-ed institution to provide teaching training for the students. The college has a small premise of 0.8 acres of land area. Currently, there are two courses offered on a regular basis: B.Ed and D.El.Ed. The aim of Sidra B.Ed. College is an enrollment of 200 students and a faculty strength of 25 that can give a compact learning atmosphere for budding teachers.

The institution takes care of facilities which are sufficient enough to cater to the academic growth as well as personal development of the students. Adequate hostel facilities for boys and girls provide comfortable accommodation for those coming from out-of-town places. A well-equipped library will be provided as the knowledge hub, and departmental laboratories will ensure hands-on learning. The institution is facilitated with very good IT infrastructure, which helps students keep themselves updated regarding technological changes in education. Gym and sports facilities are provided for the physical health of the students. Other amenities are a cafeteria, a health center with first-aid facilities, a guest room for visiting faculty and family members, besides ample parking space.

Besides these two major courses in the area of teacher education, Bachelor's in Education program and Diploma in Elementary Education program, substantiating students into the teaching profession as a career.                                                               

Admission to Sidra B.Ed. College shall be made in conformity with the policies of the state government and affiliated university. Admission in B.Ed. is on merit base based on marks obtained in eligible examination and/or entrance examination. Candidates of D.El.Ed are admitted on merit base in eligible examination or through an entrance test as decided by the policy of state government.