NIOS D.El.Ed. Timetable for 4th Exam out at dled.nios.ac.in, Exam on 14th and 15th February 2018

The fourth edition of the Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) for untrained in-service teachers is scheduled to be organised on 14th and 15th February 2019, next year.

NIOS D.El.Ed. Timetable for 4th Exam has been released

NIOS D.El.Ed. Timetable for 4th Exam has been released by the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS), as per which, the fourth edition of the Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) for untrained in-service teachers is scheduled to be organized on 14^th and 15^th February 2019, next year. Candidates eligible to appear for the 4^th D.El.Ed NIOS Examination will be appearing for Learning in Art, Health, Physical and Work Education at Elementary Level (508), Learning Social Science at Upper Primary Level (509) and Learning Science at Upper Primary Level (510). These NIOS D.El.Ed. exam papers are scheduled to be organized in a single shift from 2:30pm to 5:30pm. NIOS will release the Hall Tickets or the Intimation Letters a week before the examination, thereby candidates must visit the official website dled.nios.ac.in by 7^th February 2018, to download the same. NIOS D.El.Ed. Timetable for 4th Exam: Thursday, 14^th February 2019 508 - Learning in Art, Health, Physical and Work Education at Elementary Level Friday, 15^th February 2019 509 - Learning Social Science at Upper Primary Level 510 - Learning Science at Upper Primary Level Meanwhile, the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) has just concluded the 3^rd Exam on 20^th and 21^st December 2018 for codes 506 and 507 for Understanding Children in inclusive context and Community and Elementary Education, respectively. For the candidates who had missed out on appearing for these exams, can register on the official website and appear for the examination in the months of February-March 2019, when NIOS will organize these papers. The Ministry of Human Resources and Development, (MHRD) had launched the NIOS D.El.Ed. programme in October 2017, last year, to upgrade the teaching skills of untrained in-service teachers working in the primary and upper primary schools across the country.