Post Graduate Diploma in Early Intervention (PGDEI)
The duration of the PGDEI course can vary, but it typically spans one year (two semesters), including both theoretical instruction and practical training. Admission to the PGDEI course usually requires a background in relevant fields such as psychology, rehabilitation, education, nursing, social work, or medicine.
The Post Graduate Diploma in Early Intervention (PGDEI) prepares professionals for a crucial role in the field of rehabilitation and education, focusing on the early identification and intervention for infants and young children at risk of developmental delays or with disabilities. The scope and practice of PGDEI graduates are broad and multifaceted, covering various aspects of early intervention services.
Candidates with 50% marks in any of the following are eligible:
- MBBS, BAMS, BUMS, BHMS, BNYS
- BOT, BPT, BASLP, B.Ed.–Special Education
- B.Sc. Nursing
- Postgraduates in Psychology, Social Work, Special Education, Child Development
1. 15% of the total intake approved by the Council to be allocated as supernumerary seats for management quota for all the above said programmes at graduate levels.
2. 15% of the total intake approved by the Council to be allocated as supernumerary seats for foreign/ NRI quota.
3. Foreign national from the SAARC and African countries – Five times of the existing fees.
4. Foreign nationals outside the SAARC countries – Fifteen times of the existing fees.
Age:
While no minimum and maximum age is prescribed, preference will be given to those below 35 years of age.
.jpg)
.png)
.jpg)