Teaching & Education

Yes, you can become a government teacher after completing M.Sc in Microbiology, but there are specific steps you'll need to follow. Typically, to become a government teacher at the school level, you will need to clear certain eligibility exams and meet the required qualifications.For Secondary or Higher Secondary Level:You will need to qualify for exams like TET (Teacher Eligibility Test) or CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test), depending on the state or central government.These exams test your knowledge of teaching methods, subject knowledge, and general aptitude.For Teaching at Colleges (Higher Education):After completing M.Sc, you can apply for teaching positions in colleges or universities. To be eligible, you may need to clear exams like NET (National Eligibility Test) or SLET (State Level Eligibility Test) to become a professor or assistant professor. 

SCS Autonomous College offers a four-year BSc B.Ed course. With an average student rating (on Shiksha.com) of 3.9 stars (out of 5), the BSc B.Ed course at SCS Autonomous College can be considered worth the investment. This can be said because the college has a placement rate of over 70% as per the student reviews. Students are placed in  top companies, suhc as Wipro, CoCubes, Infosys, etc. Students also asserted that the teachers are very helpful, qualified and knowledgeable. Their teaching quality is excellent. The college has good facilities and infrastructure which makes the environment conducive for learning. The college offers all this at an affordable fee of INR 1.6 lakh. The mentioned fee is subject to change and hence, is indicative.