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rohith kola
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If you want to apply for B.Ed, you can certainly do so, but as far as teaching is concerned, you will be only eligible to apply for teaching in class I-VIII. A graduate with B.Ed is not considered eligible to apply for teaching in Higher Secondary Schools or colleges.
As you have mentioned that you want to teach management, the subject is either taught in the higher secondary level or in colleges offering degree programs. So, in order to be eligible to teach in HS level, you must hold a master's degree. Apart from that, you will also have to qualify Teacher Eligibility Test conducted at state as well as national level. National Eligibi
As you have mentioned that you want to teach management, the subject is either taught in the higher secondary level or in colleges offering degree programs. So, in order to be eligible to teach in HS level, you must hold a master's degree. Apart from that, you will also have to qualify Teacher Eligibility Test conducted at state as well as national level. National Eligibi
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ashutosh chauhan
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Yes, you are eligible for M.Sc. Many universities offer this course. One of the finest universities of India, Delhi University, also offers this course. Admission for this course is based on the entrance exam. IIT also offers the post graduation programme M.Sc Maths. So be prepared for the entrance exam. But some colleges also offer this course on the basis of your marks in B.Sc Maths.
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Rakesh Kumar
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I would say go for B.Ed and then pursue MA, and then pursue B.Ed. Try to do it from Professional Universities like Lovely Professional University, Amity University etc. So that, you have better placement options and learning experience.
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Gurleen Khurana
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The duration of B.Ed course is 2 years. If you plan to make a career in teaching, then you can go for B.Ed course.
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Gurleen Khurana
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Yes, you can get admission even if you have 1 year experience but you need to have minimum 50% marks to be eligible to apply for B.Ed.
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