Teacher eligibility

Eligibility criteria:
Graduate or equivalent examination recognized by UGC with concerned subject as Optional Subject, and Degree or Diploma in Education recognized by the National Council of Teacher Education/Government.

Yes, but you have to take the first practice session at your nearby schools and learn about how to react to each and every situation in your career.

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A candidate must hold a B.Ed degree or an equivalent degree from a recognised university. The applicant must have a post-graduate degree from a recognised university. The maximum age limit for the PGTs as per PGT eligibility criteria is 40 years. As per this, you are eligible.

You have done MBA (finance) from IGNOU and pursuing B.Ed and now if you are searching for jobs it is good if you go for assistant professor post I think.

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https://www.shiksha.com/college/acharya-nanesh-teachers-training-college-sawaimadhopur-122297/courses/bed-bc
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Yes Ravneet B.Ed is now became necessary for being a teacher in any school.

Hii, Yes, your qualification is sufficient to be employed as teacher in government schools provided that you have cleared any entrance or eligibility test (if organised by that state or central government. Thanks.

Hii, The aspirants with Honours degree in Botany/Zoology/Chemistry with at least 50% marks in B.Sc. Should have studied the other two subjects with at least 50% marks in each of them at graduation level. Knowledge of Computer Application. Maximum 35 Years as of
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The UGC NET exam is conducted twice a year for the selection of candidates for assistant professor posts in the university and colleges, to pursue the Ph.D. and for JRF award. The candidates are allowed to apply UGC NET for the subject in which they have completed the post graduation degree or if the subject is not available they can apply for the related subjects. Thanks!