IGM Teacher’s Training College prepares women for a career in teaching through two-year B.Ed. and B.S.T.C. programmes, grounded in Indian values and guided by the University of Rajasthan.
I.G.M. Shiksha Samiti was founded in 1985 in memory of Smt. Indira Gandhi, and today runs schools and a teachers training college in Jaipur. The college opened in 2005 to encourage women’s education in Rajasthan, and the B.S.T.C. programme followed in the 2006–07 session.
“The main aim of this institution is the all-round development of students, based on the values of Indian culture.”
Both programmes run for two years, face to face, and follow the curriculum of the University of Rajasthan.
The B.Ed. programme prepares graduates to teach at the secondary and senior secondary level. The course combines foundations of education, subject pedagogy and supervised practice teaching in schools, and follows the curriculum of the University of Rajasthan.
Course detailsThe B.S.T.C. programme prepares teachers for primary and upper primary or middle schools. It is a two-year, face-to-face programme with a strong emphasis on child development, classroom practice and teaching in elementary schools.
Course detailsClassrooms, laboratories and a library built around the daily work of becoming a teacher.
Well furnished, spacious and airy rooms for every teaching group.
Science, psychology, language and computer labs for practical work.
Reference books, encyclopedias, magazines and educational journals.
Indoor and outdoor games, and cultural activities through the year.
Admissions to the B.Ed. programme are made through PTET counselling. Visit the admissions page for eligibility, subjects and fees, or call the college office.