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B.Ed Economics Bharathiar University, Coimbatore

B.ed economics under part time with certificate

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10 months ago

B.Ed Economics Economics

Am I eligible for PGT in economics if I qualified B.Ed and M.Com in banking and business economics?

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Arindam Modak

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The chief requirement regarding qualifications is usual for Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) - Economics.

Educational Qualifications: Usually, the minimum requirement is a post-graduate degree in Economics (M.A. or M.Com in Anything with Economics specialization) . Completing M.Com in Banking and Business Economics would therefore qualify you as long as the content of the study covered Economics.

B.Ed Qualification: B.Ed is essential for PGT eligibility. Since you have this qualification, you meet the teaching qualification requirement.

Subject Specialization: Your M.Com (Banking and Business Economics) must cover at least sufficient are

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10 months ago

B.Ed Economics Teaching & Education

I am doing B.Ed in Maths and Economics. I have done graduation in Economics Hons. Am I eligible to become Maths TGT Teacher?

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Yash Kumar

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You have done graduation in Compasses Hons. And pursuing B.Ed in Maths and Economics, then yes, you are eligible yoh become Maths TGT Teacher after completing your B.Ed (Bachelor of Education) in Maths and Economics.

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2 years ago

B.Ed Economics M.Com

I had completed M.Com in finance then complete B.Ed in method commerce and economics now I am planning to switch my career in corporate.

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Priyanka Bhardwaj

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Do one think do the job in corporate organisation also do study in any courses.

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2 years ago

B.Ed Economics Central Univeristy of Rajasthan

Will I get into Central University of Rajasthan for integrated M.Sc B.Ed in economics? I've got 50/100 in UGQP 02 paper in 2018.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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Chances of getting Central University of Rajasthan for M.Sc. + B.Ed. Economics are very low if belongs to general category.

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4 years ago

B.Ed Economics B.Ed Commerce

I have done B.Ed with commerce and economics as teaching subjects and completed my B.Com also. Which subjects I can apply for TGT?

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6 years ago

B.Ed Economics Teaching & Education Eligibility

What should I do for becoming a PGT or a lecturer? Currently, I have BA (economics) BBA + B.Ed? What is the further scope for this stream?

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ravi mahawarStudent

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To become a lecturer in one of the prestigious college or institute in India, you must have to complete post-graduation. As you already pursued BBA, now apply for post-graduation programme i.e MBA (Masters in Business Analysis). Once you complete the master degree, there will be lots of options to become a lecturer. You should go for UGC NET Exam which is one of the best way to become a lecturer in India. Every year UGC NET Exam is conducted by National Testing Agency two times a year to choose the deserving candidates for the post of Assistant professor and for Junior Research Fellowship. You can get the complete procedure to become a

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7 years ago

B.Ed Economics Central Univeristy of Rajasthan

Should I take admission in M.Sc B.Ed integrated economics in CU? Should I pursue MA in economics in Ranchi?

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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

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There is a trend of integrated degrees for the last decade or so.
These might seem to save a year as they are integrated but the syllabus is anyhow the same amount.
But the main reason of saying no to the Integrated B.Ed is that a PG Degree should be done separately.
Besides, if you do B.Ed based on your graduation then it will soon make you eligible to apply for jobs.

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7 years ago

B.Ed Economics M.Com Economics

Can I do M.Com in economics and B.Ed together?

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