Teaching & Education

Hii,   After qualifying for the UGC NET exam, you can apply for a Ph.D. programme through the following steps:Eligibility Check: Ensure your UGC NET score is valid for Ph.D. admission. From the 2024-25 session, UGC NET categories 2 (without JRF) and 3 (eligible for Ph.D. only) will allow you to apply. Some institutions may have specific eligibility criteria, like academic qualifications or additional tests? Application Process: Identify universities that accept UGC NET scores for Ph.D. admission. Submit applications based on their prescribed procedure, including your NET score, relevant academic qualifications, and research proposal.Entrance and Interview: Many universities may conduct an interview or a viva voce based on your research interests. The selection process will combine your NET score and performance in the interview (30% interview weightage)? Ph.D. Research Proposal: Prepare a detailed research proposal outlining your intended area of research. Many universities may also ask for a synopsis before shortlisting candidates? Admission: After qualifying the entrance or interview, you will be admitted to the Ph.D. programme for your chosen research area.For a more detailed overview, visit university-specific guidelines and the UGC's official updates.Thanks.

Yes if your B.Sc. Agriculture (Hons) is from a Non-ICAR recognised University but your degree is valid as per section 4 & 5 of UGC act. To become a government teacher:1. TGT/PGT in Agriculture: Passing certificates of the state level teacher eligibility tests such as CTET or State TET.2. Higher Qualifications: A B.Ed degree may be required only for teaching at higher secondary standards.3. Public Service Exams: Take examinations organized by state public service commissions for lectures. It is also advisable to see to it that your degree is approved by either UGC or an equivalent body, in case this may lead to eligibility problems when recruiting.