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Naveen KumarAutodesk ambassador,3d printing and designing

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This course caters to those students who are seeking careers in management and operation in the airside activities of the aviation industry. BBA Aviation degree holders work as Credit Control Manager, Airport Manager, Test Manager, programme Manager, Assistant Airport Manager and Airport Operations Manager. Such graduates may later pursue an MBA or a Diploma Degree in Aviation.

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As per the eligibility criteria of TGT (Math), The candidate should have passed Bachelor degree in concerned subject+B.Ed. And Concerned state TET. While for PRT, The candidate should have 12th+ D.Ed. /B. El. Ed. Or Graduation+B.Ed. So from above for TGT Math teacher, You candidate should have Bachelor degree in Math+ B.Ed. So Economics and Philosophy graduate are not eligible for TGT Math. As per the eligibility criteria of Primary Teacher (PRT) candidate should be 12th passed+D.Ed/B.El.Ed. Or should be Graduate+B.Ed. So you are not eligible for PRT also. Its better to do B.Ed. In place of doing certificate single subject mathematics
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