D.EL.ED. (Diploma in Elementary Education) is a two-year professional program designed to train teachers for elementary education, covering Classes 1 to 8. It focuses on child development, teaching methodologies, and classroom management, combining theoretical knowledge with practical training through internships.

Graduates of the D.EL.ED. program are qualified to work as primary or elementary school teachers in government and private institutions, contributing to the foundational learning and holistic development of young learners.

To enroll in the D.EL.ED. (Diploma in Elementary Education) course, candidates must meet certain eligibility criteria. Applicants should have completed their Class 12th (10+2) education from a recognized board with a minimum percentage, typically 50% or higher, though this may vary by institution or state. Some states or colleges may also conduct an entrance examination for admission.
Additionally, candidates are required to provide necessary documents such as mark sheets, identity proof, and category certificates (if applicable). Age limits or reservations may apply based on government regulations. A passion for teaching and a commitment to shaping young minds are essential for candidates pursuing this course.