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6 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
It is indeed great to know a person who is interested in teaching profession. Of course, it is a very noble and good profession to be in. You get opportunity to shape up the mind of the future of the country and also simultaneously pursue some or the other research in your own domain. About your query about B.Ed. I can tell that B.Ed is required when you are thinking of teaching in schools. However, for teaching in colleges you require a minimum post-graduation in the subject and preferably M.Phil or Ph.D. So, my advice to you would be to take up post-graduation in your field of studies and after completion take up a job
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6 years agoGuide-Level 13
The basic eligibility for admission to MA Sociology has been mentioned below. Graduation degree in any stream
Students with Arts and Humanities stream have, however, an advantage
Minimum pass percentage required varies from 45% to 50%
Students from Science and Education streams should have 60% or above in their graduation degree for admission to MA Sociology course.
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Guide-Level 13
In Canada, 4 years degree is acceptable so for this if you want to apply for Canada you will have to first do a Diploma there then you are eligible to do further studies. Good luck.
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Guide-Level 11
You can pursue any degree. But it takes too long I.e, 5 more years. If you study it now, you may not face any issues for your CV. On the other hand, along with the degree, you can concentrate on groups, banking, civil, etc. along with your degree so that you could have other option.
All the best.
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Guide-Level 14
Of course, it will be mentioned that you have done this course in full-time regular classroom basis or from distance mode.
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Guide-Level 12
Good luck.
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