B.Ed

Eligibility for TGT- Minimum Qualification required- Graduation in the subject concerned and B.Ed
Eligiblilty for PGT - Minimum Qualification required- Post Graduation in the subject concerned and B.Ed
TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher)as the name suggests, is a Graduate who is trained in teaching. They are meant to be teaching classes up to 8th Standard. PGT (Post Graduate Teacher)is moreover a post graduate having skills of teaching. They are meant to be teaching classes up to 12th Standard. This test is primarily qualifying in nature and is mandatory for aspiring teachers willing to teach in government schools run by central and states governments. Primarily, there are two types of teaching examinations take place 1) CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) This test is conducted by CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) and is mandatory for those who aspire to be teachers with schools run by Central government (NVS, KVS, Central Tibetan Schools etc. ). And schools run by UTs (Union Territories)2) State TET States primarily conduct their own TET for those candidates who aspire to be teachers with schools under their control. However, a state can consider CTET in case it decides not to conduct the state TETLevels in Tests There are two levels of Tests. A candidate may choose either or both of the tests.1) Level 1 Test This test is conducted for those who aspire to become a Primary teacher (Class I to V).2) Level 2 Test These tests are conducted for those who aspire to become a Secondary Teacher (Class VI to VIII).
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